Quick answer: Full front paint protection film covers the bumper, hood, fenders, and mirrors, the areas most hit by road debris. Track pack adds the door edges and other high-wear areas. Full body covers every painted panel. Choose based on how you drive and how much you want to protect.
Full front
Full front covers the bumper, hood, front fenders, and mirrors. These are the areas that take the most rock chips and road debris on Reno and Sparks highways. It is the most common starting point for drivers who want targeted protection.
Track pack
Track pack includes everything in full front and adds the door edges and other high-wear areas. It suits drivers who take their car on canyon roads, gravel, or track days, or who want more coverage without a full wrap.
Full body
Full body covers every painted panel on the vehicle. It is best for new, leased, or high-value cars, or for owners who want the paint protected across the whole car.
How to choose
Start with where you see the most damage. If most of your damage is front-end chips, full front may be enough. If you want more coverage, track pack or full body adds protection. Exact coverage can vary by vehicle, so we confirm the panels at your quote.
Frequently asked questions
Full front covers the bumper, hood, front fenders, and mirrors, the areas most hit by road debris.
For new or high-value vehicles, many owners choose full body. Consider how much you drive on highways and gravel roads.