- PPF for Trunk Protection
- Slip Bottle
- Tack Bottle
- Squeegee
- Install Guide
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It's perfect for owners who often use their trunk to haul baggage, bikes, baby strollers, etc.
Most customers install this kit themselves. Some experience with PPF installation is helpful, but not necessary.
Installation time: .5 hours
Recommended Temperature: 65°F – 75°F
Tools needed: Simply add water to provided installation bottles.
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Unfortunately, PPF will not adhere to ceramic coating. We do not recommend installing if you already have a ceramic coat.
We highly recommend waiting at least 24 hours before driving. This ensures your PPF has had time to adhere fully so water and debris can’t get under the surface.
PPF is best installed in temperatures between 65 and 75 degrees F. If it’s too cold, it may feel stiffer. If it’s too hot, it’ll stretch more.
If it’s a small finger, the easiest way to push it down is to use your tack solution and then push it down with your squeegee. If it persists, wrap your squeegee with microfiber and squeegee it down. The microfiber will absorb the water, making it tackier.
If it is larger than a nickel, you want to lift the PPF and squeegee it down again. If it’s smaller than a nickel, it should dissipate and evaporate within time.
We recommend waiting at least 24 hours but 48 hours to be safe.
Yes, everything you need is provided in the kits. All you’ll need to add is water to the slip and tack bottles.
No, our kits come pre-cut to make installation easier for you!
You can, but please be extremely careful. You want to be careful around all the edges. If you directly point the spray gun near the edge, it may remove the film. Don’t directly spray on the edges, and you’ll be fine.
PPF is easier to adjust since it is a wet install compared to vinyl which is a dry install. If you do make a mistake, reach out to us, and we can send you a replacement at cost.
Our film is rated for 10 years.
Absolutely. There are many ceramic coatings that are specifically for PPF which will make the car even easier to keep clean!
Designed for DIY-ers |No cutting required. Pre-cut kits with step by step video installation guides.
All Tools Included | Professional-grade tools for a smooth installation
Guaranteed success| Free replacement program. USA support help.
Lasts up to 10 years| High quality protection film from Avery Dennison.
Our PPF kits are precision-cut to fit perfectly, offering a nearly invisible layer of protection that guards against scratches, chips, and road debris. Keep your Tesla looking brand new for years to come.
These kits are designed for a simple DIY installation. With no cutting required, and easy-to-follow video guides, anyone can achieve professional-level results from the comfort of their garage.
Our PPF is built to last up to 10 years, preserving your Tesla’s finish against daily wear and tear. Plus, it's self-healing, so minor scratches disappear with heat. Learn more about PPF >
After using the "Test Kit" provided with the order and doing really well with the mirror, I decided to attack the task! Took me 2 afternoons to do the job, and it came out pretty good, I end up with couple bobbles that went away with couple weeks.
TESBROS installation videos are great. Great product, ppf is cut exactly to size and specs of the vehicle
Very easy to install. Spray the slip solution liberally, in this case, less is not more.
Here are my few notes, which made me take a star off. Since I have a MYLR '23, I do not have sensor hole cut outs. There was no obvious way of knowing if the straight edge of the PPF, or the curved edge of the PPF went towards the rubber seal of the hatch. The answer: the curved side goes towards the seat, the flat edge goes towards the ground/plastic trim.
So once I got everything set properly, I realized the error, and had to peel it off, quickly make more slip solution with some baby shampoo - and reapply it.
The second - it includes two pieces of vinyl as guides to install the film. I applied the vinyl in the right place - and either it's cut in the incorrect size, or the PPF is cut too small. The distance between the PPF and the vinyl guides was about a half inch either side. I would've expected tolerances that were a little closer, to help eyeball center.
Final note - the PPF towards the hatch gasket stops after the first lip of the bumper - it does not extend past that horizontal flat surface, and continue vertically - under the gasket. Not the end of the world - however just be careful, that flat surface gathers water and road grim easily, and a quick swipe with a microfiber will scratch it. It's visible from the back the car - but fortunately it's not an area that is generally looked at - and difficult to see when the hatch is closed.
If I were asked if I would…
Excellent product. Feels durable and easy to apply.
This install was much easier than the Front PPF install on my Model Y. This is needed to protect your paint from all the ins and outs from your back end. It was effortless to add this as a training item before I got into my Front PPF install. I already had prepared the area as I was doing the areas for the Front PPF install plus had slip and tack solutions all prepared. I wish I would have had the rocker kit to install it all together since I had done all the prep work for the car. Realize the best install is one where you can not even see something different.