Protect the finish.
Keep your paint looking the way it did the day you got it. Paint protection film stops rock chips and scratches. Ceramic coating adds deep gloss and makes every wash easier. We'll help you choose the right one, or the right combination, for how you drive.
They do different jobs. Film is physical armor against impacts; coating is a chemical shield against the elements. Most clients who plan to keep their car get both.
Physical armor
Clear, virtually invisible film that takes rock chips, road salt and scratches so your paint doesn't.
Chemical shield
A hard, hydrophobic layer bonded to your paint, wrap or film for deep gloss and far easier washing.
Paint protection film
PPF is a clear urethane film applied to the painted panels that take the most abuse. It absorbs the hits that would otherwise chip or scratch your paint, and it's virtually invisible on any color, in gloss or matte.
Every pattern is fitted to your specific vehicle, with edges placed and wrapped to keep the factory look.
Try it yourself
Pick a PPF package, then take the car for a drive, or tap anywhere on the paint to throw a rock. Protected areas shrug it off. Bare paint chips.
Choose a package above, then hit drive. Shaded areas are covered by film.
Virtually invisible, self-healing film that stops rock chips, scratches and road debris before they reach your paint.
Package I
~20% of the car covered
Protects the most vulnerable front-facing areas from rock chips, road debris and everyday driving damage.
Coverage
Package II
~35% of the car covered
Shields the most exposed areas from rock chips, road debris and impact damage while keeping a seamless factory look.
Coverage
Package III
~55% of the car covered
High-impact coverage inspired by track demands, built for aggressive driving, highway speeds and constant debris.
Coverage
Package IV
100% of the car covered
Our most comprehensive package, with complete coverage across every exterior surface to preserve your finish in all conditions.
Coverage
Ceramic coating
A ceramic coating is a liquid layer that bonds to your paint and hardens into a slick, glossy shield. Water beads and rolls off, dirt has less to grip, and washing takes a fraction of the effort.
We're honest about what it does and doesn't do, so you know exactly what you're paying for.
Try it yourself
Pick a coating, get the car dirty, then rinse it. Drag across the paint to sling mud, or take it down a muddy back road.
Bare paint selected. Get it dirty, then rinse.
A coating makes grime release with a rinse. Bugs and bird droppings should still come off soon, so they don't etch in.
Applied by our experienced team for deep gloss, superior protection and easy maintenance.
Level I
6 months rated durability
Coverage
Process
Level II
5+ years rated durability
Coverage
Process
Level III
10+ years rated durability
Coverage
Process
Add-on or standalone
5+ years rated durability
Coverage
Benefits
Add-on or standalone
5+ years rated durability
Coverage
Process
A quick guide. We'll confirm in person after we see the car and hear how you drive it.
You mostly drive around town, want a deep gloss, and want washing to be quick and easy.
You spend time on the highway, your car is new or freshly painted, or you've already seen chips on the front end.
You plan to keep the car, want it to stay as close to new as possible, and want the easiest upkeep. Film on the front, coating over everything.
Film and coating both lock in whatever is underneath, so the paint has to be right before anything goes on.
We look over your paint with you, talk through how you drive, and recommend the right package with an exact quote.
A full hand wash, then iron and clay decontamination to pull out bonded contaminants the wash leaves behind.
For Level II and III coatings, the paint is polished to bring out gloss and clarity before it's sealed in.
For PPF, each panel is fitted with a pattern made for your vehicle, with edges placed and wrapped for a clean finish.
The coating is applied panel by panel in a controlled space, leveled by hand and given time to cure.
We inspect the finish in good light and walk you through care, including how long to wait before the first wash.
Film and coatings make upkeep easier, not unnecessary. A few habits keep them performing for as long as they're rated.
Stop by our shop for a free, in-person evaluation. We’ll talk through your concerns and driving habits, then recommend the right ceramic coating, PPF package or a combination of both.
Protection is the last step on many of our bigger projects.
Paint protection film is a clear, physical layer that absorbs rock chips, scratches and road debris. Ceramic coating is a thin, hard chemical layer that adds gloss, repels water and grime, and makes the car much easier to wash. Film protects against impacts; coating protects against the elements and makes upkeep easier.
Not always. If your main concern is rock chips on the front end, PPF is the priority. If you want gloss and easier washing, ceramic coating is the place to start. Many owners who plan to keep their car do both: film on the high-impact areas and coating over the whole car, including the film.
Yes. Ceramic coating bonds to paint, wrap film and PPF. Coating over film adds gloss and makes the film easier to keep clean.
PPF is virtually invisible on any color. Up close, you may notice an edge where a partial package ends, so we place edges where they're least visible and wrap them around panel edges where the panel allows.
No. A coating adds some resistance to light marring, but it's a thin layer and won't stop rock chips or deeper scratches. That's what PPF is for, which is why the two are often paired.
Yes, but it's much easier. Dirt, water and grime release more easily from a coated or filmed surface, so washes are quicker and the car stays clean longer. Hand washing with a pH-neutral soap is best.
Yes. A complimentary express interior detail is included with Level II and Level III ceramic coatings.
Yes. You can split the cost of larger jobs into smaller payments with Klarna or Afterpay. Ask about it when you get your estimate.
Our shop is at 1444 Phoenixville Pike in West Chester, minutes off Route 202. We protect cars for clients across the Main Line and Chester County, including:
Tell us about your car and how you drive it. We'll recommend a package and give you an exact quote.
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