PPF on a panoramic roof

[Supreme]

So here is a strange one.

 

Does anyone see any issues with PPF on a glass panoramic roof?

 

I know there are glass specific films such as clearplex that are designed for wiper blades but would there be any issues putting PPF (in particular Xpel Ultimate) on a glass roof to protect it from possible hail divets, staining, scratching etc?

 

Just don't want it to compromise the strength of the glass upon removal or worse break or shatter upon removal.

 

Thoughts?

[pro-tect mobile]

I have installed it on numerous Corvette glass tops. No issues at all except the adhesive doesn't seem to bond to it quiet as well as it does paint. The film is very easy to remove if needed. We use Suntek though so not sure how other films will react to it.

[Supreme]

Thanks mate, cant say its as flashy as a corvette  but thanks for the advice

[Bulk Auto Films]

I have never tried it but am curious. Please report back with how clear the glass looks from the inside. thx

[Speed]

We did one a few years ago on a Mercedes SUV (don't remember which, they make about ten different ones it seems) and never heard back.  Someone had tinted it and put cut marks on the glass using it as a pattern so the dealership was hoping the PPF would hide the cuts.  It didn't.

[Clear Shield]

Due to PPF not being optically clear, it will distort the glass finish. As for removal, it will come off just as easy as taking it off paint. Leave it in the sun to relax the adhesive and then remove with the PPF suggested technic.

[Clear Bra Indy]

I've had great results with the Xpel Ultimate on glass roofs. Most recently a Subaru moonroof. The Ultimate is clear with virtually no orange peel.