IS PPF WORTH IT ON A NEW CAR?
PPF is most worth considering on a new or nearly new car if you want to preserve the original paint and the car will see regular use. It can greatly reduce stone chips, road rash, light scratches and everyday wear, especially on the front of the car. Full Front End is a simple, common choice when front-end road chips are the main concern. Coverage should follow the risks you want to reduce: selected areas such as loading zones, door shuts, kick steps, pet contact or gloss-black trim can make more sense for other types of repeated contact. We’ll look at how the car is used and explain what fits.