Block Scuffs and Scratches
Professional PPF Installation Service in Avon, OH
CALL 234-380-9651
Expert PPF Installation
Paint Protection Film (PPF) is exactly what you need when you’re finally ready to stop letting rock chips and road rash take the upper hand on your vehicle's appearance. This innovative product consists of a clear, nearly invisible layer that applies directly atop your car’s paint, providing a formidable barrier against the elements. It takes the brunt of impacts from gravel, salt, and everyday debris, ensuring that your vehicle's finish remains intact and immaculate.
Avon's Top Choice for Clear Bra & PPF
Whether you choose a front-end kit to safeguard critical areas or opt for a comprehensive full-body wrap for maximum coverage, you’ll find that your bumper, hood, and other high-impact sections maintain a cleaner, sharper, and newer appearance for a much longer time. Investing in PPF is one of the smartest decisions you can make if you truly love your car, frequently navigate the roads of Avon, and want to preserve that pristine, "just drove off the lot" look for as long as possible.
Paint Protection Film Packages
Partial Front End
Clear or Matte Film
STARTING AT
$900
TURNAROUND: 1 DAY
This Package Includes:
- Front bumper
- Partial hood
- Partial front fender
Full Front End
Clear or Matte Film
STARTING AT
$1,800
TURNAROUND: 1 DAY
This Package Includes:
- Front bumper
- Full hood
- Mirrors
- Full front fenders
- Headlights
Track Package
Clear or Matte Film
STARTING AT
$2,400
Turnaround 2 Days
This Package Includes:
- Front bumper
- Full hood
- Mirrors
- Full front fenders
- Rocker panels
- Headlights
- Impact rear fenders
Whole Vehicle
Clear or Matte Film
STARTING AT
$6,000
Turnaround 1 Week
Our whole vehicle PPF package wraps your entire car in a clear, self-healing layer that helps take the hit from rock chips, road rash, and everyday abuse instead of your paint. It’s the move if you want long-term peace of mind and a consistently clean, sharp finish from bumper to bumper.
Add-On Services
Windshield Protection Film
STARTING AT
$450
Our windshield protection film adds a clear, nearly invisible layer on your glass that helps absorb the
impact from rocks, road debris, and pitting before it can chew up your windshield. It’s a smart upgrade if you’re tired of chips, cracks, and constant glass repairs from everyday driving around Avon and beyond.
Learn More From Our PPF FAQs
1. What exactly is paint protection film, and how does it protect my car?
PPF is a clear, durable film that’s applied to your paint to help protect it from rock chips, bug splatter, light scratches, and road debris. It absorbs the impact so your clear coat doesn’t have to. Most high quality films also have self healing properties, which means minor swirls can fade when the film gets warm. You still wash and care for your car like normal, but the film gives you a buffer between your paint and the real world.
2. How long does a typical PPF installation take?
It depends on how much coverage you choose, but most installs take anywhere from a full day to a couple of days. A partial front, like the bumper and part of the hood and fenders, is usually quicker than a full front or full body wrap. The team needs time to wash, decontaminate, and prep the paint, then lay the film, trim, and smooth everything so it sits clean and tight. They’d rather take their time and do it right than rush your car out the door.
3. Will I see the film on my car after it’s installed?
PPF is designed to be as invisible as possible, so most people won’t notice it unless they’re up close and really looking for the edges. On lighter colors, the film blends in very well and just adds a slightly richer look to the paint. On darker colors, you might see a faint line where the film stops if you’re right on top of it. The installers take their time to line everything up, wrap edges where possible, and make seams as clean and hidden as they can.
4. How do I take care of my car after getting PPF?
You can wash your car like normal, but it’s a good idea to wait a few days after installation so the film can fully set. From there, you’ll want to stick to good wash habits like using a pH balanced soap, clean wash mitts, and soft microfiber towels. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive polishes on the film, since they can dull the finish over time. If you want even easier maintenance, you can always add a ceramic coating on top of the PPF to help it stay cleaner longer.
5. How long does PPF last and is it worth the investment?
Most quality films are designed to last several years, often in the 5 to 10 year range depending on the brand, how much you drive, and how well you care for your car. When you think about how much rock chips, repainting, and touch ups can cost, PPF often pays for itself by keeping the original factory paint in better shape. If you care about how your car looks, plan to keep it for a while, or just hate seeing chips on the front end, it’s absolutely worth considering.
When should you consider PPF?
Daily Drivers That See Every Kind of Road
If your car lives on the road, PPF is a smart move. Daily drivers deal with rock chips, road salt, bugs, loose gravel, and all the junk that gets kicked up at highway speeds. Film takes the hits so your paint does not. It keeps your front bumper, hood, mirrors, and even door edges from getting peppered with chips and stains, which means your car looks newer, longer, and holds its value better.
New Cars You Want To Keep Looking New
If you just bought something fresh off the lot, PPF is how you lock in that new car look. It protects your factory paint from day one, instead of waiting until the damage is already there. You can cover just the high impact areas or wrap the whole car, depending on how long you plan to keep it. Either way, you will be way less stressed about parking lots, bug season, and highway roadwork.
Sports Cars, Performance Rides, and Weekend Toys
If you have a fun car that you actually drive, PPF is almost a must. Low front ends and wide tires love to collect rock chips and road rash. Film gives you the freedom to enjoy backroads, on-ramps, and spirited drives without watching every pebble fly toward your bumper. You get to drive it like it was built to be driven, not hide it in the garage.
Trucks and SUVs That Tow, Haul, or Go Off Road
If your truck or SUV spends time on gravel roads, construction sites, or trailheads, PPF makes a huge difference. Bigger tires throw more debris, and higher panels take more abuse from rocks and salt. Film on the front end, rocker panels, fender flares, and lower doors helps stop that sandblasted look that shows up after a couple of winters. Your rig still works hard, it just won’t look beat up doing it.
Family Haulers and Daily Kid Shuttles
Minivans, crossovers, and three row SUVs take a ton of real world abuse. Car seats, strollers, backpacks, and parking lot door dings all add up. PPF on high touch areas like door cups, door edges, rear bumper tops, and the front end cuts down on scratches and chips. You get a more durable finish that stands up to errands, school drop off, and weekend road trips without your paint looking tired before the loan is even paid off.
