[Chriscc]

Hi, I’m getting my new Evo Rwd soon and I’m wondering if anyone else has successfully applied PPF to the plastic parts ie. splitter, rear bumper, engine bonnet grills etc. ? I don’t have a style package on my car so those parts aren’t painted but I want to know if PPF will stick to it. Thanks

 

[Craig FW]

Mine has style pack (so painted) and of course PPF sticks, hopefully you have some pics soon!

 

[Huracaan]

It shouldn't be a problem however I was told if it's matte plastic and you try to install gloss PPF it might cause some issues.

 

[Chriscc]

Mine has style pack (so painted) and of course PPF sticks, hopefully you have some pics soon!

I have the model pic only lol, the full size version hopefully sooner than later

 

[SL55]

I'm having a similar discussion with my PPF installer regarding the matte carbon on my STO and whether or not I can add gloss PPF.

Btw, did you buy your RWD from LoV? Looks like the coffee bar...

 

[mikex25]

Just put matte ppf on it.

 

[Blu Bull]

Covered the gloss plastic on mine and no problem. Makes it so much easier to clean

 

[Chriscc]

I'm having a similar discussion with my PPF installer regarding the matte carbon on my STO and whether or not I can add gloss PPF.

Btw, did you buy your RWD from LoV? Looks like the coffee bar...

Yup

 

[Lambo2018]

@Chriscc, I have an outstanding installer and I asked the question about covering the black plastic (without style package) on my 2019 580-2 and he said there would be adhesion problems and it would not look that good. Here is a quote from a thread from another car forum that I read addressing that same question: "I have seen PPF over the plastic and it is really not that appealing. Yes it will help protect it but it looks like you have saran wrap over your plastic". On my Porsche 3RS I did the whole car but not that plastic side vents, wheel vents or Naca ducts.
As you clearly already know, with the style package it's highly recommended.