Red Corvette being worked on at Ogden Window Tinting
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Rock chips stop here.

A clear protective film over the panels that take the beating, and it is self-healing — light scratches in it disappear with heat. I-15 gravel, canyon sand and summer bugs hit the film instead of your clear coat. Partial front from $945.

$945Partial front, from
10yrFilm warranty
Self-healingLight scuffs vanish
1Installer: the owner
What it is

A clear layer that takes the hit.

Paint protection film is a thick, completely clear film laid over your paint. You don't see it. Gravel, grit and bug acid never reach the factory finish, and the panels underneath stay the way they left the plant.

  • Self-healing: light scratches, swirls and wash marks in the film disappear with heat — a hot day or warm water
  • Water beads off: rain, salt spray and road film bead up and leave instead of baking on
  • 10-year warranty on the film we install
  • Wrapped edges where the panel allows, so there's no lip collecting dirt
  • Keeps resale paint original — the part of the car nobody can re-buy
Two packages

Partial front or full front.

The difference is the hood and fenders. Partial front protects the front edge that catches most of the damage. Full front carries the film all the way back, so there's no cut line across your hood to see in the sun.

Partial front

The high-impact zone, covered. Best value for a daily driver on I-15.

  • Full front bumper
  • Front section of the hood
  • Front section of both fenders
  • Mirror caps
From $94510-year warranty

Full front

No line across the hood, nothing left exposed up front. The one people wish they'd bought first.

  • Full front bumper
  • Entire hood
  • Both full fenders
  • Mirror caps
From $1,75510-year warranty
Paint protection film pricing by package and vehicle type
PackageCoupe / sedanSUVTruckVan
Partial front$945$1,180$1,275$1,325
Full front$1,755$2,195$2,370$2,455

Partial front covers the bumper, partial hood and fenders, and the mirrors. Full front covers the full hood, both fenders, the bumper and the mirrors. Installed prices for premium self-healing film with a 10-year warranty, on which light scratches disappear with heat; add-ons below are quoted per vehicle.

Add-ons

The other places the road finds.

Each one is quoted per vehicle, because the panels aren't the same on any two cars. Add them to either package when you book.

HeadlightsClear film over the lenses. Stops the sandblasted haze that turns headlights yellow and dim after a few Utah winters.Quoted
Rocker panelsThe strip below the doors — it eats gravel and road salt all winter.Quoted
Door cups & edgesBehind the handles and along the door edges — the fingernail and parking-lot damage you can't wash off.Quoted
Roof edge & windshield pillarsThe front edge above the windshield, where highway debris lands on anything taller than a sedan.Quoted
Corvette in the Ogden Window Tinting shop
Bundle it

One drop-off. Both jobs.

Most people book PPF and tint together, and it's cheaper that way. The car is already clean, already inside, already on the schedule — so we quote the pair instead of two separate tickets.

  • Tint and PPF quoted together and discounted
  • Same installer on both, so the standard doesn't change halfway
  • Lifetime warranty on the tint, 10 years on the film
  • Add ceramic coating and the whole car sheds water, not just the front
How it goes

Three steps, one visit.

Wash and deep-clean

The panels get washed and deep-cleaned first. Film traps whatever is under it, so nothing goes on until the paint is clean.

Cut and install

Patterns are cut to your exact panels, then laid wet and worked out by hand. Edges are wrapped where the panel allows so there's no lip to catch dirt.

Settle and inspect

The film needs a few days to fully set. We walk the car with you, tell you when it's ready for its first wash, and register the warranty.

Questions

Worth asking.

What does PPF actually stop?
Rock chips, sand and grit off the freeway, bug etching and road grime. The film takes the hit instead of your clear coat. Light scratches, swirls and wash marks in the film itself disappear with heat — a hot afternoon or warm water is usually enough.
Partial front or full front?
Partial front covers the bumper, the front section of the hood and fenders, and the mirrors — the area that takes the most damage, for the least money. Full front wraps the whole hood and both full fenders plus the bumper and mirrors, so there's no cut line across the hood in direct sun. If you keep cars a long time, buy the full front.
Will it yellow or peel?
We install premium self-healing film carrying a 10-year warranty. Water, salt spray and road film bead off the top coat rather than baking on and staining.
Can I get tint and PPF at the same time?
Yes, and it's the cheapest way to do both. Bundle window tint with either PPF package and we'll quote the pair together. One drop-off, one installer, one invoice.

Live generously.

Ten years of protection on the panels you can't repaint back to original. Tell us what you drive and we'll price it today.

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Send the year, make and model and which package you're thinking about. You'll get a real number back, usually the same day.

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