PAINT PROTECTION / PLANNING
Understand a PPF proposal.
Full front and full body describe different projects. The panel list is the starting point for a meaningful PPF comparison.
Name the panels.
Ask whether the hood, bumper, front fenders, mirrors and other areas are included. A track-focused request may emphasize a different collection of surfaces from a general full-front package.
Clarify edges and exclusions.
The proposal should explain what happens around badges, trim, panel gaps and difficult returns. Do not infer hidden coverage from the package name alone.
Identify the material.
Clear, matte and colored films are separate choices. Compare the specifications, appearance and terms of the exact product rather than assuming every PPF has identical properties.
Inspect first where needed.
Known paint repairs and existing chips should be disclosed. A protection installation is not a promise to repair paint damage. Define preparation and any separate work before installation.
