Paint Protection Film (PPF).
A clear film that takes the hits your paint would. Installed in-house, measured panel by panel, and finished by hand.
Paint Protection Film, protect the finish.
Paint protection film is a transparent urethane film applied over your vehicle's paint. It is built to absorb the impacts of daily driving: stone chips, road debris, bug acids, and light scratches. Depending on the film, the surface is engineered to be gloss or matte, with self-healing top coats on select products.
PPF is installed in three coverage packages, so you can protect the areas that matter most or the entire body. Every installation starts with a proper wash and prep, because the finish underneath decides the finish on top.
- Paint protection
- Self-healing where applicable
- Gloss / matte options
- High-impact areas
- Professional installation
Partial frontal · Track package · Full body
The questions that decide it.
What is paint protection film?
Paint protection film, or PPF, is a transparent urethane film applied to your vehicle's painted surfaces. It absorbs impacts from stones, road debris, bug acids, and light scratches while preserving the paint underneath. PPF comes in gloss and matte finishes, and select films carry self-healing top coats.
How long does PPF last?
The service life of paint protection film depends on the film you choose, how the vehicle is stored, and how it is washed and cared for. Premium films from brands like XPEL, 3M, and Avery Dennison are engineered to protect for years. Ask us which film suits your driving.
Everything else we get asked.
Where should PPF be installed first?
The highest-impact zones lead: the front bumper, hood, fenders, and mirrors see the most road debris. Partial frontal coverage protects those areas, while the track package and full body options extend protection to more panels. We match coverage to how and where you actually drive.
Does PPF change how my car looks?
Properly installed paint protection film is designed to be visually discreet. Gloss films preserve and enhance the factory finish, while matte films follow matte paint. Edges are wrapped where the design allows, so the film reads as paint, not as a layer sitting on top of it.
When is the best time to install PPF?
The best time is before the paint takes damage, which usually means a new or freshly corrected vehicle. Film can still be installed on a used vehicle. We review the paint first, since existing chips and scratches stay visible under a clear film.
Can paint protection film be removed?
Yes. Film is designed to be removable, and professional removal protects the paint during the process. If film ever needs to be replaced after a heavy impact, we handle the removal and reinstallation so the panel is finished cleanly. Talk to us before attempting removal yourself.
One standard. Every service.
- In-house, on every vehicle
- 1-year installation-error warranty
- Custom quotes only
- Inspected before handover
