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I think aside from the front end, the rockers and fender areas behind the wheels really could use PPF to protect from debris kicked up from the tires. I hate the expense, but I'd also like to keep my sapphire black X6 looking as nice as possible. I'm having PPF applied to the whole vehicle next week or the week after.
Wherever you get PPF done, make sure the are wrapping corners to leave no exposed edges on the paint (where possible). Some shops don't do this because it is extra work, but they may charge the same as the shops who do. Also ensure they are doing a paint decontamination and correction before applying anything. Again, that is extra work that some shops don't do and some people don't know any better.
Rob
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