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PPF Questions

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We are thinking about getting PPF on our hood, any reason we should do the entire car? We live in CO and make plenty of trips around the state.

Does anyone have any estimates of this or recommendations of places in the front range?
 
I got PPF applied to the Full front including mirrors plus the rocker panel and door edge guards. Total cost for the front was $1,953 and $784 for the rocker panels. I should be on the high end since the shop I went to was more expensive then others. I decided against doing the whole car primarily for cost, and only added it to the areas most prone to rock chips.
 
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