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PPF cost guide · Rockford, ILWhat PPFreally costs.

Most shops charge about $600 to $1,500 for a partial front, $1,500 to $3,500 for a full front and $4,500 to $8,000 or more for the full body. We quote every car on its own, and you hear the number before any film is cut.

By coverage

Typical U.S. shop ranges for 2026. These are market numbers to help you judge a quote, not our price list.

  • Partial front

    Bumper, part of the hood and fenders, mirror caps

    $600 to $1,500

  • Full front

    Full hood, fenders, bumper, mirrors

    $1,500 to $3,500

  • Track pack

    Full front plus rockers, behind the wheels, A-pillars

    $2,000 to $4,500

  • Full body

    Every painted panel

    $4,500 to $8,000+

Large SUVs and exotics land at the top of each range or above it. Want to see what each package covers on the car? Walk through the packages.

What moves the price

The car
A big SUV has more paint than a coupe, and a bumper with deep curves takes longer to wrap than a flat door. Exotics with lots of vents and creases cost the most.
How much you cover
This is the biggest lever. The bumper alone is a small job. The whole car is days of work.
The film
Gloss, matte and colored film are different products at different prices. Good film is self-healing and made for the job, and the brand and warranty change the number.
The install
Labor is most of the bill. Wrapping edges, working around sensors and trim, and no visible seams all take hours. Cheap quotes usually cut here.
The paint underneath
Film locks in whatever is under it, swirls included. If the paint needs it, correction goes first (from $299 here), so the film covers a clean surface.
What goes on top
A ceramic coating over the film makes it easier to wash and keeps it glossy. It's priced separately (from $1,499 here).

A good quote has

  • The exact panels covered, listed out
  • The film brand and finish, gloss or matte
  • How edges are handled, and whether they're wrapped
  • Whether paint correction is needed first, and what it costs
  • The warranty, and what it does and doesn't cover
  • A pickup time

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Questions

How much is PPF for just the front of my car?
A partial front usually runs $600 to $1,500 and a full front $1,500 to $3,500 at shops across the U.S. For a Rockford quote on your car, send the year and model and we'll tell you the number before any film is cut.
Why do two PPF quotes for the same car differ so much?
Film grade, coverage, and how the shop installs it. A lower quote often means thinner coverage, fewer wrapped edges, or less prep. Ask each shop what film they use, what's covered, how edges are handled, and what the warranty includes.
Is PPF worth it on a daily driver?
If you drive a lot of highway, yes, because that's where rock chips come from, and the front bumper, hood, fenders and mirrors take most of them. A partial or full front is the common choice. Full body makes sense on a car you plan to keep.
Do I need ceramic coating on top of PPF?
No, but it helps. The film stops chips, the coating makes the car easier to wash and keeps the gloss. Many customers do both.
How long does a PPF install take?
A bumper or partial front is usually a day. A full front takes longer and a full body can take several days. We give you a pickup time when you drop off.

Get a number for your car.

Get a PPF quoteCall (779) 770-0235