FAQ / Paint Protection Film
Should I get partial or full-front PPF?
Partial front covers the leading edges: a strip of hood and fender, mirror caps, and the front bumper. That is where nearly all the chips land, so you get most of the protection for a fraction of the coverage. Good fit for mostly in-town driving. Full front takes the whole hood, full fenders, and usually the headlights. Worth it if you run I-29 or I-94 regularly, park outside, or you do not want a film line partway up the hood. That line is the thing people notice a year later, and it is the most common reason someone goes full front on their next vehicle. Tell us your highway miles and how long you plan to keep the car. That answers it faster than anything else.