What areas of a vehicle should get PPF first?
Short Answer
The highest-impact areas are the hood, front bumper, fenders, mirrors, and door edges — these receive the most road debris and are the most common starting points for PPF coverage.
Full Explanation
For customers new to PPF, a partial front-end package is the most common entry point. This typically includes the hood (full or partial), front bumper, front fenders, side mirrors, and door edge guards. These areas take the most abuse from highway driving. Customers who want more protection can add rocker panels, rear bumper, door cups, and eventually full-vehicle coverage. The ProLayers Design Lab can help customers visualize coverage options.
What to Consider
- Hood, front bumper, and fenders are the highest-priority areas
- Door edge guards protect against parking lot dings
- Mirrors are frequently chipped and easy to cover
- Rocker panels protect against road debris and gravel
- Full-vehicle coverage provides maximum protection
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