Close view of a red Porsche hood and headlight

Full-front or full-body PPF?

Plan coverage around your car, your driving and the panels you care about.

Discuss your car

Full-front: focus on leading panels

A full-front plan commonly considers the front bumper, hood, front fenders and mirror caps. Package definitions vary, so confirm the exact panels and whether full or partial pieces are specified.

Full-body: broader coverage

Full-body coverage extends film to more painted exterior surfaces. Complex trim, unpainted parts and particular areas may be excluded. Ask for an explicit panel list and discuss edge treatment.

Think beyond the package name

Daily freeway driving, loading cargo and the way you park can influence the areas worth protecting. A targeted rocker or loading-area addition may make sense alongside front-end coverage.

Preparation and existing paint

Film cannot restore damaged paint. Share repaint history, existing coatings and any older film. Surface inspection helps determine whether correction or repair needs to happen first.

Make the quote comparable

Compare coverage, preparation, exact film, edge treatment, exclusions and written warranty terms. Final pricing is vehicle-specific; the lowest headline price may cover a different scope.

Vinyl wraps · Paint protection film · Correction & ceramic

Start with your car

Let’s make
it yours.

Tell us what you drive and what you have in mind. We’ll discuss the finish, coverage and next available appointment.

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