2014 Bentley Flying Spur with Full Body PPF

Full-Body Matte Paint Protection Film and Ceramic Coating

I want this look and protection

2014 Bentley Flying Spur with Full Body PPF

Full-Body Matte Paint Protection Film and Ceramic Coating

I want this look and protection for my vehicle

Ceramic Coating Bentley Plano Texas 75074

Ceramic Coating Bentley Fort Worth Texas 76102

We recently had the privilege of working on this 2014 Bentley Flying-Spur, focusing on enhancing its appearance and protecting it against the daily wear of commutes on Dallas-Fort Worth highways. The owner opted for a matte paint protection film for its robust protection and sleek, modern look.

Prior to installation, we conducted a thorough inspection of this Flying-Spur's paint. This essential step helps us identify any repainted panels, allowing us to implement appropriate techniques during film installation if needed. Our examination confirmed the Bentley's paint was indeed factory-original.

Hint: A clean title or "no accidents reported" classification in a vehicle history report such as CARFAX does not guarantee that the vehicle hasn't undergone a cosmetic or structural repair like a repaint job. Accidents and repairs are only reported to vehicle history services if they are filed with insurance companies, police departments, or other reporting agencies, so a clean history report does not guarantee a factory-original paint.

We installed paint protection film on the entire body, employing techniques that ensure a seamless, factory-like matte finish. We then applied CARPRO CQUARTZ Skin ceramic coating over the film, enhancing its dirt repellence, slickness, and UV resistance. Each step of the film installation process is detailed below, showcasing the care and expertise we bring to every project:

Discover how we wrap edges for an invisible installation

Our edge-wrapping technique ensures seamless and nearly invisible paint protection. By carefully wrapping the film around vehicle panel edges, we achieve maximum coverage and maintain the car's sleek look.

Hood

Fenders

Front Bumper

Doors

Quarter Panels

Roof

Trunk

Rear Bumper

Others

For a lasting installation, we trim the film at the corners instead of forcing it to stick, ensuring it adheres securely and permanently.
Hood
We carefully trim the PPF at the corners to minimize dirt accumulation.
Hood
We tuck the PPF's edges under the hood for a seamless installation and maximum coverage.
Hood
We conceal the edges of the PPF under the hood to achieve maximum protection without invisible seams.
Hood

On a white car, it's especially important to tuck in the paint protection film on areas like this.
Fenders
This sharp corner is among the few areas where the edge of the paint protection film is noticeable.
Fenders
This fender's design allowed us to conceal the edge of the film within this specific section.
Fenders
In our installations, we meticulously tuck the edges as much as possible, which is why the film looks like it is never there.
Fenders
We removed the fender vents for a virtually invisible installation.
Fenders

The grille is the only part on this vehicle for which we used a pre-cut kit.
Front Bumper
When a pre-cut kit is used, it eliminates the need for part removal.
Front Bumper
Front Bumper
Front Bumper
Front Bumper

We installed the PPF on the doors without removing the door handles and side-view mirrors.
Doors
Wrapping door edges with paint protection film is key for both an invisible look and impact protection.
Doors
This picture shows the tucking of the paint protection film into the door, aligning precisely with the body line.
Doors
We tuck the paint protection film around all four edges of each door, ensuring complete coverage and protection.
Doors
We installed the paint protection film on the doors without removing the door panels and side-view mirrors.
Doors
We also did not remove the door handles.
Doors
We did not remove the window trims on this Flying-Spur but tucked the edges to conceal the PPF.
Doors

Here, the paint protection film is carefully tucked into the door jamb, ensuring a seamless installation.
Quarter Panels
This is another picture showing the paint protection film tucked into the door jamb.
Quarter Panels
In our installations, we meticulously tuck the edges as much as possible, which is why the film looks like it is never there.
Quarter Panels
We meticulously trim the film to ensure it flawlessly hugs every contour.
Quarter Panels
This picture shows the tucking of the paint protection film into the door jamb, aligning precisely with the body line.
Quarter Panels
We carefully craft a subtle radius at each corner, ensuring the film hugs the contours.
Quarter Panels
On a white car, it's especially important to tuck in the paint protection film on areas where there is a lot of dirt. This is important because any dirt on the film's edges is easier to see on white paint.
Quarter Panels
To check if a panel received our expert installation, just look closely at the sharp corners, like this one.
Quarter Panels

We wrapped the roof of this Bentley Flying-Spur. with black paint protection film and tucked the edges.
Roof
Tucking the PPF underneath the windshield gasket not only protects the edges but also ensures a seamless installation.
Roof

Concealing the edges of the PPF requires the removal of the Bentley emblem.
Trunk
We prefer trimming the paint protection film on sharp corners, instead of forcing it to wrap.
Trunk
The tinted light protection film significantly enhanced the appearance of this Bentley, giving it a sleek and modern look.
Trunk
By tucking edges, we eliminate crevices where grime gets stuck.
Trunk
We wrapped the rear lights of this Bentley with light protection film, a variant of paint protection films.
Trunk

Rear Bumper
Rear Bumper
The tight gap between the rear bumper and the quarter panel doesn't allow us to tuck the film into the gap.
Rear Bumper

Side View Mirrors
Side View Mirrors

If you are interested in purchasing this Bentley Flying-Spur, which is equipped with a full-body paint protection film wrap, you can sign up for notifications through the link below. This will allow you to receive updates about when this vehicle becomes available, including details on pricing.

Here are 6 reasons why signing up for notifications regarding the availability of this Bentley Flying-Spur makes perfect sense:

Factory-original paint

Before PPF installation, we meticulously examined the paint of this Flying-Spur and confirmed that it is factory-original, with none of the body panels having been repainted. If you’re in the market for a Flying-Spur with OEM paint, this might be the right one for you.

Built-in paint protection

This Flying-Spur is equipped with a full-body paint protection film, setting it apart as a more valuable option in the market. A very high percentage of this Bentley’s body is within the high-impact zone, making paint protection film a valuable addition to this vehicle.

Impeccably maintained

Commitment to keeping a car’s aesthetics in excellent condition usually translates into adherence to timely services, including oil changes. Investing in full-body PPF indicates a desire to protect that investment, suggesting that this Flying-Spur with such protection is likely better maintained and in superior condition than others.

More accurate paint history

Before PPF installation, we meticulously examined this Bentley’s paintwork to ensure it is free from any repairable imperfections or contaminants. This process not only allows us to verify the paint’s authenticity at present but also enables us to identify any instances of repainting or rewrapping that may occur in the future.

Matte finish

The matte paint protection film lends this Bentley a distinctive, contemporary look. Here’s a pro tip: If you’re considering a matte finish for your next car, it’s better to start with a glossy finish.You can change the gloss finish to matte with clear PPF, not vice versa.

Option to revert to gloss

While this Bentley is equipped with a matte paint protection film, it is a removable installation. If you or the next owner do not particularly prefer a matte finish, you can switch back to a gloss by getting the matte paint protection film removed.

Vehicle Details

Year

2014

Make

Bentley

Model

Flying-Spur

Sales Status

Status

Not available yet

Availability Date

Now known yet

Auction Platform

Bring a Trailer

Activity Log

09/01/2024

1060 miles

Paint protection film installation

Ceramic coating installation

Notes and Comments

09/01/2024

Gunes I.

The previous owner, who was in California, kept this Bentley in a garage for nine years and only drove it a thousand miles. That's why it has low mileage even though it's a 2014 model. After buying it, the new owner shipped it to Dallas in an enclosed trailer. When it got to our shop, the car was in immaculate condition.