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I did PPF for a living for a few years, any precut kit out there is only going to be 90-95% accurate. The tricks and knowing how to "read" the film are not something I would wish to learn with no experience on a brand new car. I'd say it took 2-3 months to understand it and even then it's always a learning experience, especially on new models. At the shop I worked at we would modify the templates available to us (Suntek software) to get proper coverage, roll over certain edges and removed certain pre-cut areas to make the install easier. Then it became a game of knife work to trim fitment along with the fun task of not cutting paint.
Personally, I would find a local shop known to do good work and spend the money. If you are dead set on giving it a go, start with headlights, rockers aren't too difficult and mirror caps are generally cut in 4-5 pieces each that aren't too bad. Front bumper is a whole different story...
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