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Coming from a JK, I used to get a lot of broken windshields. A few guys in my club got windshield protection film onto their wranglers. I checked out what they were using and noticed it fits onto our JTs as well so I bought a kit. It went on easy, I've had it on for a few months now. So far so...

Ouch, sorry.

That's cool, you found the practical limit of volume I think.

You know what they say, that Laffer is the best medicine.

That's actually pretty cool.

Just curious, is anybody using their gladiator as a work truck? I'm so used to seeing the f150 or big white vans used as a work truck, wondering if anybody is using their gladiator instead? I'd love to see some pictures of it all set up with toolboxes, maybe a Laffer rack, etc.

$5700 for full ppf? That's a lot lower than I'm seeing in my area.

Wow, this thing has seen the inside of the shop a bit too much. Crazy history, glad your insurance is being good about it.

Let us know how it works. For obvious reasons, rubbing brake lines isn't something you can ignore.

Wow, looks like a lot of work! Should be a big upgrade.

Looks interesting

I've been really happy with my film for protecting the windshield. Since it is a self install, it's half the price of exoshield, but seems to have better reviews from what I've seen. https://www.grab-gard.com/products/jeep-wrangler-windshield

I've had a few rocks hit it, but not too many yet. So far so good. Giant screen protector is the right way to think about the install.

Awesome! And if it ever works loose, just another couple drops of glue.

Very cool trip

It sounded nice, but my detailer said it didn't last very long. I believed him, because the racing optics only estimates it lasts 6 months per layer, so the two layer option is about a year. It also cost more. I'd be curious to hear from somebody who bought the tear offs and how they worked.

It's really that high? I had no idea.

I've had it on mine for about 6 months. Very happy with it. I did put a ceramic coating on it, which really helps the water run off. Prior to that, it was similar to bare glass in terms of rain running off of it. When I first installed it, I noticed a little bit of distortion, but it went away...

I went with a kit that I installed myself: https://www.grab-gard.com/products/jeep-wrangler-windshield It was with a different film that people I talked to said seemed to be a better film. Since I installed it myself, it was a lot cheaper than the quote I got on exoshield. I asked my detailer...

Any reputable shop would make this right. An dealerships, while I'm not a fan of using them for maintenance since they're overpriced, will usually do the right thing in these circumstances without needing to push them.