Miami · Service 02
Paint protectionfilm
Paint protection film, or PPF, adds a protective layer over painted surfaces. At our Miami studio, we plan full-body or selected-area coverage in clear gloss, satin, or color around the car and how you use it.
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What is included
- 01Full-body and front-end coverage
- 02Clear gloss and satin films
- 03Colored paint protection film
- 04Coverage for carbon fiber components
- 05Partial coverage for high-impact areas
Planning your build
Coverage is planned around how you use the car. A car that sees highway miles needs different coverage from one that mostly sits in a garage.
Satin film changes a gloss car to a satin finish while protecting it. Colored film changes the color as well.
Coverage and appearance are separate choices. Start with the panels you want protected, then decide whether to retain their current look or change the finish. Tell us about exposed carbon, body kits, and existing film so those surfaces are considered together.
The violet Urus Performante, purple Huracán STO, and satin black Mansory Phantom in our builds show different protection-film projects. Their galleries help you compare the finished appearance; the coverage for your own car is confirmed during planning.
Explore colors, finishes, and tint in the 3D wrap visualizer, then compare real samples with us.
Discuss paint protection film for your car
Paint protection film questions
Can I protect only the front of the car?
Yes. Front-end coverage usually includes the bumper, hood, fenders, and mirrors. We can extend it to rocker panels and other areas that pick up chips.
Can film go over carbon fiber?
Yes. Film can protect exposed carbon components such as hoods, splitters, and side skirts. Ask us about gloss or satin film for carbon.
How do full-body and front-end PPF differ?
Front-end coverage concentrates on areas such as the bumper, hood, fenders, and mirrors. Full-body coverage extends the plan across the car's painted exterior. The selected panels and any carbon components should be listed in the agreed scope so you can compare quotes on the same basis.
What affects the scope of a PPF project?
The vehicle, panel shapes, paint condition, coverage, and chosen film all matter. Existing film removal and protection for added bodywork can also change the work involved. Send current photographs and explain how you use the car; we then confirm the quote and the time it will spend in the studio.
Can PPF repair existing paint damage?
PPF is a layer of protection, not a paint repair. Existing chips, scratches, and earlier repairs need to be assessed before fitting film. Point out any known damage when contacting us so the finished coverage is planned around the actual condition of the car.