Paint Correction

PPF pricing depends on coverage area and vehicle size. Partial front packages start at a lower price point, while full vehicle wraps cost more. We provide free quotes tailored to your specific vehicle and protection needs. Contact us to discuss options that fit your budget.

Installation time varies based on coverage. Partial front installations typically take one day. Full vehicle wraps may require two to three days. We never rush the process because quality installation requires attention to detail. We provide a timeline estimate during your consultation.

High-quality PPF typically lasts five to ten years with proper care. Longevity depends on environmental exposure, maintenance, and film quality. Our premium films come with manufacturer warranties. Regular washing and avoiding harsh chemicals help maximize your film's lifespan.

We recommend waiting at least one week before washing your vehicle after installation. This allows the film to fully cure and bond. After the curing period, you can wash your car normally. Hand washing is preferred, but touchless car washes are also safe.

Quality PPF is virtually invisible when properly installed. The film is optically clear and maintains your paint's original appearance. Some customers choose matte or satin finishes for a custom look. We show you samples so you know exactly what to expect before installation.

Bring your vehicle clean and free of personal items. Remove any aftermarket accessories from areas receiving film. If your paint has existing damage, let us know so we can discuss paint correction. We handle all prep work at our facility to ensure the best results.

Yes, professional removal does not damage factory paint. The film is designed to be removable when it reaches the end of its life. Our technicians use proper techniques and tools for safe removal. Many customers choose to have new film installed after removal.

PPF provides physical protection against impacts and scratches. Ceramic coating adds chemical resistance and makes cleaning easier. PPF is thicker and absorbs damage, while ceramic coating is a thin protective layer. Many customers combine both for maximum protection and shine.