Was talking with a PPF installer yesterday and I am trying to decide between doing a full front end vs. a partial front end. On the full, they cover the entire hood and front fenders. On the partial it's just the leading edge of the hood and just a portion of the fenders. I am wondering if I need the full front seeing as the hood of my F150 will be higher off the road surfave than a car. Plus I am concerned as to how prominent the edge of the PPF film will be.

 

I have partial on the hood, the line is minimal. I also put a hood protector on, a bit redundant but theres a lot of gravel roads in Alaska.

 

I usually only PPF the painted front bumper. I haven't had issues with paint chips on anything but the bumper.

 

go big, i wrapped 100% of the truck

 

I did full hood, fenders, bumper, grill on my 2018 platinum. You could not see anything on fenders/hood because they wrapped it around the edge. If I were to do it again, would just do leading edge, which is what I did on my Charger and wifes Lexus.

 

Being that most of the truck is aluminum, even of it chips it won't rust, bumper is still steel

 

Ppf sucks for desert penstriping from sage brush. It’s only use is rock chips

 

Paint sucks for that too.

 

I have front of the hood and fenders only. Full headlights, upper bumper and fogs. Bumper is chrome so no need for that there.
I thought that the lines might bother me. They don’t and I am glad I saved a little money there. If you let dirt accumulate along the cut lines then it may become more obvious.

 

👏 that is amazing!