Paint Protection Film Toronto & GTA

A clear, flexible urethane film applied over painted surfaces. It absorbs chips, debris and light scratches that would otherwise damage the paint underneath.

Our PPF in Toronto starts at $500 CAD for basic bumper and mirror coverage. Partial-front starts at $700 and full-front at $800. Full-vehicle coverage is quoted per car, because panel count and complexity vary widely.

Nearly any painted panel, from just the bumper to the entire car. On a Porsche, owners often add the rear quarter panels, which take debris from the front wheels. Ferrari and other exotic owners usually go full-front or full-vehicle to protect complex, hard-to-repaint panels.

PPF is a physical barrier that absorbs impacts. A ceramic coating adds gloss, water beading, and easier washing but won't stop chips. Many owners put a coating over the film for both benefits. Basic: Front bumper and mirrors Partial-Front: Bumper, headlights, and the front of the hood Front End: Bumper, headlights, full hood, front fenders, and mirrors Full Vehicle: Every painted panel and headlights, with optional windshield film Custom: High-impact areas such as rocker panels, A-pillars, roof edges and specialty vehicles Drivers who spend a lot of time on the 401, 427, or Gardiner usually get the most value from full-front or full-vehicle coverage.

No. PPF protects the condition underneath it but does not remove scratches, swirl marks or stone chips. We inspect the paint first and may recommend paint correction or touch-up work when appropriate.

• Professional ceramic and graphene coating for enhanced gloss and hydrophobic protection
• Paint correction to refine the finish before film installation
• Window tinting for UV reduction and privacy
• Interior & exterior auto detailing packages

Layering services can provide a more comprehensive strategy for protecting daily-driven, seasonal, or high-value vehicles.

Many modern films do. Light swirls and fine scuffs fade with heat from the sun or warm water. Deep gouges and punctures through the film won't heal.

That depends on the film, the quality of the install, how the car is driven, and how it's maintained. The manufacturer's warranty for your chosen film is confirmed before we begin.

On healthy factory paint, film can usually be removed cleanly. We need to assess repainted or previously damaged panels first, since the adhesive can lift weak paint.

Wait until the curing period is over before the first wash. Keep pressure-washer nozzles away from film edges, and use the care products recommended for your specific film. Our PPF maintenance guide covers the details.

Yes, once the film has cured. The coating adds slickness and stain resistance, and the film still provides impact protection underneath.