How Much Does PPF Cost?

How much does it cost to wrap a full car in PPF? What’s the price for partial vs. full coverage? These are questions we hear all the time. While prices vary, a full vehicle wrap with Paint Protection Film typically costs between $1,200 and $1,800, depending on your car’s size, complexity, installer experience, and which brand of PPF you choose. Luxury and exotic cars may cost slightly more due to their unique shapes and detailing requirements.

 

Partial Front Coverage

This entry-level option includes protection for the front bumper, partial hood, partial fenders, and side mirrors. It helps block rock chips and road debris in high-impact zones without wrapping the full vehicle.

Typical Cost: $300 – $500

 

Full Front Coverage

Covers the entire hood, full fenders, bumper, and side mirrors. Ideal for luxury cars and performance vehicles looking for a clean, invisible finish across the front end.

Typical Cost: $500 – $750

 

Track Package

Includes full front protection + rocker panels, A-pillars, and rear impact areas—perfect for spirited drivers or those who frequently drive on highways or tracks.

Typical Cost: $750 – $1,100

 

Full Vehicle Wrap

The ultimate in protection: every painted surface of the car is covered in PPF. Recommended for exotic cars, daily drivers in harsh conditions, or anyone who wants to keep their paint flawless.

Typical Cost: $1,200 – $1,800+

 

What Influences PPF Pricing?

Aside from package type, several other factors affect the total cost of Paint Protection Film installation:

 

1. Vehicle Size & Shape

Larger cars require more film and labor. SUVs and trucks will generally cost more than smaller sedans. Complex designs (e.g. Cybertruck, Lamborghini) also increase installation time and cost.

 

2. Type of PPF Film

Not all PPFs are created equal. RoyMc PPF is engineered with self-healing technology, hydrophobic topcoats, and anti-yellowing formulas, ensuring durability and ease of maintenance. You’re not just paying for protection—you’re investing in premium performance.

 

3. Warranty

RoyMc PPF is backed by a 10-year manufacturer warranty, covering product defects under normal use. This gives car owners confidence in both the material and installation longevity.

 

4. Installer Experience

Trained professionals charge more, but they deliver a flawless, bubble-free finish. In contrast, lower-priced installers may risk improper adhesion, lift lines, or early film failure.

 

5. Location

Urban markets and high-demand regions typically have higher prices due to labor rates and demand. Smaller towns may offer better prices, but may lack high-end film or experienced technicians.

 

6. Vehicle Condition

If your paint has swirl marks, oxidation, or chips, it may require paint correction before installation—adding $150–$400 to your total cost.

 

7. Installation Complexity

Cars with sharp curves, vents, and body creases (e.g., Porsche 911, BMW i8) require more skill and time, increasing the overall quote.

 

Is RoyMc PPF Worth the Investment?

Yes—especially when considering the long-term cost savings and peace of mind.

• PPF Cost: Full body PPF is $1,200–$1,800+

• Repair Cost: Paint repairs for rock chips or scratches often cost $300–$800 per panel

• Resale Value: Protected cars hold higher resale value due to better paint condition

 

Key Benefits of RoyMc PPF:

• Shields against rock chips, scratches, UV rays, and chemical stains

• Self-healing surface for minor scratches and swirl marks

• Hydrophobic coating for easier cleaning and water resistance

• 12-year warranty for maximum confidence

 

Final Thoughts

RoyMc Paint Protection Film offers unmatched protection for your vehicle’s finish. It’s a smart investment for anyone who wants to preserve their paint, reduce repair costs, and enhance long-term resale value.

Ready to protect your ride with RoyMc? Talk to an installer or request a sample today.