STEK Dynoshield Full Body PPF Wrap; STEK NEX Series Tint 35/70; Modesta BC04 Ceramic Coating -- on Rivian Blue R1T

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Picked up my Rivian Blue R1T last night from the following:

STEK NEX Series Tint - 35 fronts, 70 rears and windshield
STEK Dynoshield Full Body Wrap - clear/glossy
Modesta BC04 Ceramic

Sun went down not long after pick up so I didn't get a chance to take more photos or do a closer inspection. It was ridiculously expensive - I definitely went overboard - but I'm happy with it.

Took a lot of time to do the full wrap. There are no visible edges. They pulled up the bed rails and window trim to tuck the film. All the trim pieces are covered with PPF as is the front skid plate.

Tint is 35 in the front and 70 on the rears and front windshield. Installer mentioned the rear windows are privacy window only - no heat rejection you get with tint. I liked the darkness of the rears so I did 70. 35 is around the legal limit in Arizona for the fronts.

Some photos are below. I think the tint photos might be helpful for those considering that option.

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Curious what the total out the door cost was for everything. Based on my experience just doing front end of my Tesla plus tint (same as yours) and ceramic I’m guessing $8-10k? Mind you, I am in SoCal so prices are a little diff.

Looks great! That’s the exact config I have right now.

 

[Madsen203]

It came out great! Worth it? Maybe not but the quality looks excellent.

 

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Curious what the total out the door cost was for everything. Based on my experience just doing front end of my Tesla plus tint (same as yours) and ceramic I’m guessing $8-10k? Mind you, I am in SoCal so prices are a little diff.

Looks great! That’s the exact config I have right now.

Impressive! Your estimate is dead on. $9K. There was a 3-year Modesta option for $1500 less, but I went with the "7-10 year" Modesta option because I tend to keep my cars for 5+ years.

Now I just need to maintain it. Ceramic looks great and is easier to maintain, but if you don't maintain it, you'll lose it and no matter what it doesn't last forever.

 

[yescerebrum]

Even while ceramic is easier to keep and looks better for longer, it still wears out eventually and can be damaged without proper care.

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