Where is the best placement for PPF on my Tesla?

PPF is most effective when applied to the areas most susceptible to potential damage. This typically involves covering the entire front end, encompassing the hood, fenders, bumper, lights, and side mirrors. These areas endure a continuous exposure to various potentially damaging debris while driving.

You might also consider extending PPF protection to the rear bumper and trunk jamb area. This additional layer of defense can prevent damage from debris emitted by the rear tires or unforeseen incidents, such as collisions with shopping carts, safeguarding against paint chipping in these regions.