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The front impact areas are the most important to use for paint protection.
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The front impact areas are the most important to use for paint protection.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

So which areas are best to cover with the Xpel? Is it doable to self-apply? What should it cost? And if a guy was to spend $500 on it what parts would you do first?

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The front impact areas are the most important to use for paint protection. Hood, fender, mirror are the most popular. I would do the hood and fender first. That is the section that takes the most abuse. As for do-it-yourself... We do have some retail products that can be purchased at http://www.xpel.com/diy_paint_protection/ but I would not recommend installing a clear bra on your own. It takes some skill and training to put it on right.

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