Modified PP Body Kit For Maserati Levante with painting

The kit description lists a front down spoiler, rear down spoiler and exhausts as included components. Confirm with the seller whether any trim pieces, mounting hardware, brackets, or additional items are also supplied.

PP stands for polypropylene, a common automotive-grade plastic. It is flexible, impact-resistant, lightweight and suitable for exterior body parts. It can be sanded and painted but may require specific surface prep to ensure paint adhesion.

The product name includes 'with painting', but paint practices vary by seller. Some sellers offer pre-painted, color-matched parts while others ship primed or unpainted. Always confirm with the seller whether parts will be painted to your exact factory color (provide your paint code) and ask for photos or a description of the paint process.

Fitment can depend on year, trim level and any factory or aftermarket variations. Provide your vehicle's model year, trim and VIN to the seller to confirm compatibility. Some kits are universal and may require minor modifications; others are designed for specific model years.

Professional installation by a body shop or experienced fitter is recommended, especially if painting, trimming, or aligning body panels is needed. Installation may involve drilling, trimming, mounting brackets and proper alignment for gaps and sensor integration.

The product description only lists the main parts. Mounting hardware, clips, screws or reinforcement brackets may not be included. Ask the seller to confirm which installation accessories are supplied.

Aftermarket bumpers and spoilers can affect sensor placement. If your Levante has parking sensors, camera or driver-assist features, confirm whether the kit has appropriate cutouts or provisions for sensors, and whether sensors need to be transferred or recalibrated after installation.

Aftermarket exhausts vary by design and local regulation. Some are legal and CARB/EPA compliant, while others are not. Check local emissions and noise laws before purchasing. Ask the seller for specifications, certification documents and sound level measurements if available.

Lead times depend on the seller, paint complexity and shipping location. Painting can take anywhere from a few days to a couple of weeks depending on color matching and curing time. Confirm expected production and delivery timelines with the seller before ordering.

Surface prep usually includes cleaning, scuffing the surface with a fine abrasive, applying a plastic adhesion promoter/primer specifically for PP, then base coat and clear coat. A professional paint shop can ensure proper adhesion and color match.

Treat painted PP parts like factory paint: wash with mild automotive shampoo, avoid harsh chemicals and abrasive pads, and wax periodically to protect the clear coat. Repair chips promptly to avoid further damage.

Warranty coverage varies by seller. Ask for written warranty details covering material defects, fitment guarantees and paint quality (including duration and conditions). Verify return, repair and replacement policies before purchase.

Modifications can affect insurance premiums and resale value differently depending on insurer and buyer preferences. Notify your insurance provider about the modification and ask how it impacts coverage. Keep documentation of professional installation and parts for resale transparency.

Check the seller's return and damage policy before purchasing. Document any damage with photos upon receipt and contact the seller immediately. For fitment issues, many sellers offer replacement parts, modifications or refunds — confirm the available remedies and any restocking fees.