BushWrapz Kit - To Suit Toyota Prado 150 Series Facelift
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Easy to install templates to suit Toyota Prado 150 Series Facelift (2017 - Current)
Tackle the off-road tracks with no fear! BushWrapz is an optically clear protective film (PPF), designed to protect your paintwork from pinstripes.
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Bushwrapz Advanced 150 Prado
If you are hesistant in doing the installation yourself, would suggest that you pull the trigger and order a kit. There is a specific video for each panel installation that guides you through each section to install and there is enough guidance around redoing the panels if you need to restart and attempt the panel again. Allow about a day for the install from start to finish i.e car prep, iron spray, clay bar, slip solution test strip and finishing the install. The team I couldn't thank enough for helping out with a minor issue with the bushwrap head office and the team at Perth Detailing centre. Thankyou once again for helping out last minute before putting the product to test for the Easter long weekend. Would definately recommended this product and the support from the team, couldn't ask for any better and look forward to not having to worry about going down any narrow tracks or general wear and tear from everyday use.
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Nathan · April 6, 2026
Looks Like the Perfect Scratch Protection Solution
I haven’t received the PPF kit yet, but based on the product details, it looks like a great solution to prevent scratches on the vehicle. It also seems pretty simple to install, which is a big plus. I’m excited to try it on my car as soon as it arrives!
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Anubis · November 26, 2025
Great product
Instructions and videos were excellent in aiding the installation. The rear quarter panel and front fender were challenging but once I got the hang of stretching the ppf went down well. I must say by the time I got to the the last panel i found it alot easier.