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from $1,450

Paint Protection Film

Clear, self-healing urethane on the panels that take road salt, gravel and the parkway's potholes. Front end, rockers or the whole car.

Hand working a blue applicator over the glossy black fender of a car

Paint protection film is a clear urethane layer laid over the paint by hand. Gravel thrown up on the Parkway, salt brine from November to March and the odd shopping cart hit the film instead of the clear coat. Light scratches in its top layer close up again in the sun or under a heat gun.

We cut every kit from your car's exact pattern, then trim the edges by hand where a panel allows it so the film wraps around and disappears. Gloss film keeps the paint looking like paint; satin film turns a gloss car satin in the same visit.

PPF packages

How much of the front?

Most chips land on the first foot and a half of the car. Start there, or cover everything the road can reach.

  • Partial Front

    starting at $1,450

    The leading edges, where most chips land

    • Front bumper
    • First 18 inches of hood and fenders
    • Mirror caps
    • Headlights
    Book Partial Front
  • Most booked

    Full Front

    starting at $2,350

    No line across the hood

    • Full hood and front fenders
    • Front bumper and headlights
    • Mirror caps
    • A-pillars and roof edge
    Book Full Front
  • Full Body

    starting at $6,800

    Every painted panel under film

    • Everything in Full Front
    • Doors, quarters and rear bumper
    • Rocker panels
    • Door cups behind the handles
    Book Full Body

Every package includes a written film warranty and a care sheet for the first month.

How a job runs

Swatch. Strip. Film. Drive.

  1. Pick the film

    Swatches held against your paint under the bay lights, not on a screen.

  2. Strip it down

    Wash, clay and degrease, then badges, handles and lights come off.

  3. Lay and heat

    Film goes on panel by panel, edges tucked and post-heated so they stay put.

  4. Pick it up

    A walk-around with you under the lights, the trim back on, a care sheet in hand.

Reviews

Said at pickup

4.9 from 87 Google reviews Read them on Google

  • “The longest, most specific Google review goes here. A wrap review that names the color and the car does more than five stars on their own.”
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  • “A second review, copied word for word.”
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  • “A third, ideally about how the film held up after the first winter.”
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  • “A fourth one, short is fine.”
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Questions

Asked at the counter

Will a wrap damage my paint?

Not on factory paint in good shape. Cast vinyl comes off cleanly for years. Repainted panels and chipped clear coat can lift with the film, so we check every panel with a paint gauge before we quote.

How long does the car stay with you?

One day for tint, two for a full front of film, three to four for a full color change or full-body film. The car stays indoors the whole time.

Can I take it through a car wash?

Touchless washes are fine after the first week. Brushes are hard on any film's edges; a hand wash keeps a wrap looking new the longest.

What about winter and road salt?

Film handles salt better than bare paint does. Rinse the lower panels after a salty week, and the film keeps the brine off the clear coat underneath.

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Bay dates book out about three weeks ahead.