Ceramic Tint & PPF Questions

[Porterinjax]

Greetings, have read numerous threads about ceramic window tint and PPF but haven't seen a lot if info on pricing. I'm in the Houston area (west side of town) and have the following as a quote:
Ceramic Tint 3M Nano product all windows tinted, windshield with a clear (or near to it) for $600.
PPF entire hood, front end and fenders using a Suntek product for $1500. Half hood, fenders and front end (didn't catch the product but of lower quality) for $750.
So, brings me to my questions, do these prices seem reasonable? For any of you in the Houston area do you have any recommended places? I don't want to drive too far from my side of town but 20 miles or so would be fine. Thanks

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[Graygoose2021]

$600 for ceramic, all around is a good deal on the nano.

I wished I would have spent the $1500 for all the PPF, the bumper (mine is painted) and grill and hood, would have paid off.
If they are a good shop, been around awhile, reputable, Id do it.

 

[SpaceWhiteF150]

$600 all around fro ceramic is a great deal! PPF seems worth it but expensive, especially for suntek if expel maybe.

 

[WestlakeHorn]

I would pay more and go with Xpel. Both PPF and tint. Both products are terrific.

I would even skip the ceramic to go with the Xpel products.

 

[Porterinjax]

Appreciate the comments on pricing.
After trying to get additional quotes and driving all over Houston west of downtown going to go with with what I’ve listed here. BYW, the ceramic window tint does include the back window and removal of the front factory tint.
Getting all glass except for the pano ceramic coated, inclusive of back and windshield, full hood, front end and fenders PPF for a shade under $2k.Wednesday is the day. I do appreciate the comments from all.

 

[FORDTEXAS]

Royz window tint in Cypress Texas is my go to! In terms of PPF hit up Thomas over at “Houston Paint Protection” for PPF. Let them know Henry sent you! google maps is there if you need help looking them up

 

[SuperRaptor]

I would pay more and go with Xpel. Both PPF and tint. Both products are terrific.

I would even skip the ceramic to go with the Xpel products.

Suntek has hydrophobic properties on its own and is considered to be a better product (clarity, self healing, etc) than Xpel by everyone I've talked to. I've got Xpel on my current truck and it's OK but doesn't look quite that great after 4 years.

 

[Coreytrevor]

I’m in Canada and paid a similar price for full front end PPF as well. I’m not sure if you mentioned it but make sure you get the headlights done as well. If you’ve got the extra coin get a ceramic coat done on the truck as well. These things are a beast to clean. The ceramic just makes the dirt fall right off. Even when it’s dirty it still looks pretty clean with the ceramic coating on it and saved you so much time cleaning

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