PPF Coverage Guide: Partial vs Full Front
Choosing the right Paint Protection Film coverage depends on how and where you drive. Here’s a quick breakdown of the most popular options.
Partial PPF
Protects the front bumper and headlights, plus an 18–24 inch strip on the hood and fenders. Ideal for city driving with lower highway exposure.
- Front bumper and lights
- 18–24 inch coverage on hood and fenders
- Popular add-ons: side mirrors, A-pillars, trunk strip
Partial Front
Similar to Partial PPF with added coverage for more of the hood and fenders. A great balance between cost and protection.
Full Front
Full hood, full fenders, front bumper, lights, and mirrors. Best choice for highway commuters and new vehicles.
Which should you choose?
If you drive frequent highways or own a newer car, Full Front is the best value. For mostly city driving, Partial can be enough. We’re happy to guide you based on your routes and budget.
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