We work with vinyl films rated for outdoor exposure, applying them in a controlled environment to keep dust and debris off the surface. Each job starts with a paint inspection, then proceeds to panel preparation and film application with post-heating for edges and recesses.
Every vehicle gets the same surface prep and installation care. The difference is in the film type, coverage area, and what we include before and after the install.
Complete coverage in gloss, matte, or textured film. We remove trim pieces where needed, wrap edges, and reinstall everything so the lines look factory. Includes a full paint decontamination before the film goes on.
Choose this packagePaint protection film applied to the high-impact areas: front bumper, hood, fenders, mirrors, and door edges. We use a self-healing film that handles rock chips and light scratches. Edges are tucked, not cut in place.
Choose this packageA vinyl wrap in the color you want, with PPF layered over the most exposed panels. This is the setup we recommend for daily drivers that sit in traffic or on highways. You get the new look and the protection underneath.
Choose this packageSafe removal of old vinyl without lifting your clear coat, followed by a machine polish to bring back the original finish. If you're going back to factory paint or prepping for a new wrap, this is the starting point.
Choose this packageWe track the results that matter: how the film holds up after months of sun, rain, and highway driving. These are notes from recent jobs, not polished marketing lines.
"Had the front end of my Hilux wrapped in PPF back in March. Six months later, the film has taken two rock chips that would have gone straight into the paint. You can see the marks on the film, but the original paint underneath is untouched. That alone paid for the job."
"The matte black wrap on my Golf has been on for about a year now. I was worried about washing it wrong, but they gave me a simple routine and the finish still looks like the day it was applied. No peeling at the edges, no fading."
"We wrapped three delivery vans for our company. The main reason was to protect the original paint from scratches during loading and unloading. The crew finished all three in two days, and the vinyl has held up well through the daily routine."
Every job starts with a visual inspection of the paint and a straight answer about what the film can and cannot hide.