2022 Chevy Suburban - Front Bumper PPF Installation Tutorial

In this video, Eric goes over how to do a front bumper PPF installation on a 2022 Chevy Suburban.
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[@nathanield.4527]

Awesome that your cameraman did some closeup views to capture how you’re aligning the PPF.

[@DriveProtected]

Thank you!!

[@nowthatsakitty]

Love your videos. I'm 1 year into ppf wondering how to avoid lift/glue lines. I use xpel. Love to see a video on this topic and how you tackle them. Thanks

[@DriveProtected]

Thanks! To avoid lift lines is pretty tough and I’ll be honest, I haven’t quite figured that out yet. All I do know is that with other films it takes a lot more to get lift lines. Films with a strong adhesive like XPEL can be pretty easy to get them where as films with a weaker adhesive are pretty tough to get them with if that makes sense.

[@zachbernal6546]

Eric, your videos are super helpful. Thank you!

[@DriveProtected]

🙏🙏🙏

[@Santiago-je5ki]

Awesome video. Would it be possible to show how you finish with post heat and wrap around edges.

[@DriveProtected]

Its something I've done in previous videos, but don't do in every video due to wanting to keep the videos from getting to long.

[@jaredkimmons1828]

Great vid Eric! Are the 2023’s similar?

[@DriveProtected]

Yes they are!

[@tristanh8]

One more question lol Can you show us how trace around the cameras and everything like maybe make it a prepping video of how you cut the film trace the camera holes clean the car and get it ready for the install

[@DriveProtected]

Not a bad idea

[@levibre5795]

I appreciate your shearing

[@DriveProtected]

🙏🙏🙏

[@nathanield.4527]

So a liter of tack solution should last a while for the DIYer at home. Someone may not install all the pieces in a couple days. How long do you recommend keeping the unused tack solution before throwing it out and making a fresh batch?

[@DriveProtected]

Tack solution will be good for months. Slip solution on the other hand needs to be poured out next day and made new. Soap will break down in water overnight.

[@nathanield.4527]

@@DriveProtected Thank you Eric!

[@adonissandoval1857]

What size roll did you cut this bumper with?

[@DriveProtected]

I believe this one was done with a 36” roll.

[@tristanh8]

Also do you order your ppf to fit the vehicle or do you cut everything at your shop

[@DriveProtected]

We cut everything in house!

[@tristanh8]

Where should I order the ppf from if I want to do it myself

[@DriveProtected]

Check us out online at www.DriveProtected.shop

[@rumenpro]

Great video. have you thought about buying a microphone? It will be great to hear you better :)

[@DriveProtected]

Yes!! definitely in the market for a good one. Got any suggestions?

[@rumenpro]

No. :(

[@SittingBearProd]

Keep the car looking good for the next owner 😂

[@zway7144]

Link only see telsa ford no Chevy Thaoe

[@DriveProtected]

We don't sell anything for the Chevy Tahoe unfortunately.

[@zway7144]

Is the same like suburban right?

[@DriveProtected]

Correct.