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Originally Posted by ksa
It's a no brainer
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Well, for me it would take no brain to think PPF was remotely smart
My X5 is 15 months old and been driven from San Diego to Vancouver, BC 4 times as well as my daily driver.
I have 3 tiny paint chips & it would take you an hour to find them IF you could find them.
So those 3 paint chips in 15 months are worth $5k+ in your opinion?
Of course they aren't, that'd be stupid. And I do my own detailing!
Anyway, you wondered how PPF is even an option, well that's how: I'd be a total moron to get PPF.
That said, X5s (and especially with 22" PS4s) are notorious for lower-door road rash and mine definitely has it!
So I shoulda PPF'd that
Even so, here are two pics, same time, one Sun, on shade, you point out the road rash:
Anyone who's first thought wasn't:
"damn he needs to get some Brake Buster to prevent that unsightly rotor rust 
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probably doesn't have the personality nor knowledge to wisely buy PPF.
In short, for many people, PPF is purely an emotional purchase, not a rational one.
e.g., a non-M car has sure as fuck never been an option for me, but that's mostly because I'm an insecure douchebag looking for validation, not because I ever needed it.