PPF coverage planner

HoodHigh-impact areaThe surface that meets road debris head-on. Covering it, fully or partially, is the most common starting point.

Front bumperHigh-impact areaTakes the most stone and insect impact, and shows wear before anything else.

HeadlightsHigh-impact areaLenses scratch and dull over time; the film sits over them as a replaceable layer.

FendersHigh-impact areaThe panels beside the front wheels catch whatever the tyres throw up.

Side mirrorsSmall protruding surfaces, exposed in tight parking and during washing.

Window pillarsThe pillars around the windscreen meet dust-laden airflow at speed.

Door cupsThe recess behind each handle collects fingernail and key marks every day.

Door edgesThe edges that meet pillars and neighbouring cars in a car park.

Rocker panelsThe lower strip between the wheels, constantly hit by road spray.

Wheel archesThe area immediately around the wheels, directly in the path of flying stones.

Rear bumperScuffed while reversing and loading, particularly the top surface.

RoofA large surface under constant sun and dust, usually added as part of full coverage.

Full bodyComplete coverage of every external painted surface.

Preset coverage packages