Paint Protection Film (PPF) in Brampton & Etobicoke
Self-healing urethane film that takes the rock chips, road salt and scratches so your paint doesn't. Hand-cut and wrapped into the panel gaps so there's no visible edge. The right time to do it is when the car is new.



Packages & prices
Real starting prices, published up front. Final price depends on your vehicle — we confirm it exactly before any work starts.
What you get
Light swirls and scratches disappear with heat — sunlight or warm water.
Film is wrapped into the gaps, not cut at the panel edge, so you don't see a line.
Comes off years later without harming the paint underneath. Resale value stays intact.
Partial front from $599 where much of the GTA starts at $850 and up.
Brands we carry
Starting prices use our standard film. PPF from these brands is available as an upgrade — we'll walk you through the options, the warranty each one carries and what it costs when you're at the shop with your car in front of us.
Frequently asked
How much does PPF cost in the GTA?
Our partial front starts at $599, full front $999 and full vehicle $2,950. GTA pricing generally runs $800 to $6,000 depending on coverage and film. You can also protect single panels — a front bumper from $349, full hood $299, mirrors $79.
Is PPF worth it in Ontario?
Ontario winters are exactly the case for it. Salt, sand and gravel from winter roads will mark a new hood within a season or two. The film takes that damage instead of your paint, and a full front costs far less than a respray.
How long does PPF last?
Quality film lasts five to ten years depending on how the car is stored and driven. It yellows eventually with UV exposure, which is when it gets replaced.
PPF or ceramic coating — which do I need?
They do different jobs. PPF is physical thickness that stops chips and scratches. Ceramic is a chemical layer that adds gloss and makes the car easier to wash but won't stop a stone. Many customers do PPF on the front and ceramic over the whole car.
Can PPF be applied over an older car?
Yes, but the paint should be corrected first — film locks in whatever is underneath it, including swirls. We'll tell you honestly if a car needs paint correction before film.
Book paint protection film
Tell us your vehicle and we'll come back with an exact price, usually within the hour.