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XPEL paint protection film

Clear armor for your paint.

Paint protection film (PPF) is a clear or satin urethane film applied to painted panels to absorb rock chips, road debris and light scratches. Coverage ranges from the leading edges to every painted panel.

01Coverage explorer

Choose your coverage.

Select a package or tap individual panels. Your selection carries into the quote.
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Select any panel to customize

Complete front end

Full Front

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The most popular package. Full hood, full fenders, front bumper, headlights and mirrors—no visible film line across the hood.

Selected panels

  • Front bumper
  • Left headlight
  • Right headlight
  • Hood (leading edge)
  • Left fender (leading)
  • Right fender (leading)
  • Left mirror
  • Right mirror
  • Hood (remainder)
  • Left fender (remainder)
  • Right fender (remainder)

Illustrative coverage only. Exact panel coverage varies by vehicle and pattern. Pricing is provided in a written quote.

04FAQ

PPF questions.

What does paint protection film protect against?

PPF is a clear urethane layer that helps absorb rock chips, road debris, bug acids and light abrasion before they reach paint.

What does self-healing mean?

The topcoat of films such as ULTIMATE PLUS is designed so light swirls and fine scratches can disappear with heat. It doesn't repair deep cuts.

Which coverage package should I choose?

Full Front suits most daily drivers. Track / High-Impact adds A-pillars, rockers and rear impact zones. Full Body covers every painted panel.

Can PPF be removed?

Yes, professionally installed PPF can be removed by a professional. Paint condition beneath depends on the paint's original state.

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Tell us what you want to protect.

Tailored recommendations and a written quote. No pressure, no generic packages.

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