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PPF Coverage Guide

Full Front PPF vs Full Body PPF

Both protect your paint — but they cover very different areas at very different price points. Here's how to decide what level of coverage is right for your vehicle, your driving habits, and your budget.

Coverage Options at a Glance

PackageWhat's CoveredStarting PriceBest For
Partial FrontHood (partial), front bumper, mirrorsFrom $499Budget-conscious owners who want basic chip protection
Full FrontFull hood, full front fenders, front bumper, mirrors, A-pillarsFrom $999Daily drivers, highway commuters, most vehicles
Full Front + Rocker PanelsEverything above + rocker panels and door edgesFrom $1,299Trucks, SUVs, and vehicles with high door edge exposure
Full BodyEvery painted panel on the vehicleFrom $3,500Exotics, high-value vehicles, collectors, maximum protection

Why Full Front Is the Most Popular Choice

The front of your vehicle takes 80% of all road damage. Rock chips, highway debris, and road grit hit your hood, bumper, and fenders at highway speed — the rear panels almost never see that kind of impact. Full front PPF covers the highest-risk zones at a fraction of the cost of full body.

For most daily drivers — including trucks, SUVs, and sedans that drive Texas highways — full front PPF is the right balance of protection and cost.

Full Front Covers:

  • Full hood
  • Full front fenders
  • Front bumper
  • Side mirrors
  • A-pillars (optional)
  • Headlights (optional)

Full Front Does NOT Cover:

  • —Doors
  • —Rear fenders
  • —Trunk/tailgate
  • —Roof
  • —Rocker panels (unless added)
  • —Door edges

When Full Body PPF Makes Sense

Full body PPF is the right choice when you want every painted panel protected — not just the front. It's most popular on exotic and luxury vehicles, new cars that will be kept long-term, and vehicles where resale value is a priority.

Exotic or luxury vehicle (Porsche, Ferrari, Lamborghini, McLaren)

Paint repair on exotics costs $3,000–$10,000+ per panel. Full body PPF pays for itself the first time it prevents a door ding or scratch.

Brand new vehicle you plan to keep 5+ years

Full body protection preserves resale value and keeps the vehicle looking new for the long term.

Vehicle that will be tracked or driven aggressively

Track days and spirited driving expose every panel to debris. Full body coverage makes sense.

Collector or show vehicle

Full body PPF keeps the paint in show condition without affecting the finish.

Not Sure What Coverage You Need?

Tell us your vehicle, how you drive, and your budget — we'll recommend the right coverage level and give you an exact quote.

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