What actually damages Bronco paint
- Rock chips: the Bronco's flat, upright front and squared-off hood take debris straight on, and big tires throw gravel at the lower body.
- Trail pinstriping: branches and brush on narrow trails leave fine scratches down the sides, hood and fenders. Film takes those scratches instead of the paint, and light ones heal with heat.
- Doors-off and top-off wear: doors and roof panels get handled, stored and refitted, which scuffs painted edges.
Recommended coverage
For a Bronco that sees mostly pavement, full front PPF covers the hood, fenders, bumper and mirrors. If you take it on trails or gravel roads, Track Pack adds the rocker panels and A-pillars. Owners who wheel regularly often go full body, since the doors and rear quarters take as much brush as the front.
Not sure what your trim needs? Tap the panels you want in our booking tool and we'll confirm the exact coverage for your Bronco's bumpers and fender flares before your appointment.
Installed where you park
We install in your garage or driveway anywhere within 30 miles of Raleigh. Full front takes about 5–8 hours; full body takes 2–3 working days. Wait about a week before your next muddy trip so the film fully cures.
Price
Bronco full front PPF starts at $1,825 and Track Pack at $2,350. See PPF prices by vehicle size or build your coverage for an instant estimate.