soawjo
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B pillars but not the A pillars?Because it's Ceramic Coated, the proper way would be for the shop to remove the coating in the areas you want to PPF, correct the paint, apply the PPF, reapply Ceramic Coating over the PPF.
Removing ceramic coating takes more time which will cost more.
To expand an exercise in futility, use your same method on your windshield. There will always be a some tiny rock chips/pits
Here is what I always suggest to PPF as the high vulnerability areas
Front bumper
Full hood, fenders, mirrors
Headlights
B Pillars
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Full rear door so there are no seems
I always suggest the windshield too, though many feel it's overkill.
Cost estimate give or take a few hundred dollars:
$2600 full front, $200 rear doors, $100 B Pillars, $800 windshield (this comes with insurance from the manufacture).
Consider the cost to reapply ceral coating.