New Car · PPF
The best time to film a car is before the first stone chip. Protect your new car's factory paint from day one.
Why Film It New
Factory paint is expensive to repair and impossible to truly replace — PPF keeps the original finish flawless.
A single stone chip on a new bonnet is heartbreaking — and touch-ups never quite match. PPF on the front end means the film takes the hit instead of the paint.
Filming early also means the paint underneath stays in perfect condition, which protects resale value and keeps the car looking new for years.
FAQ
It's ideal — the paint is perfect, so the film locks in a flawless finish and protects it from day one.
Yes, and it's a popular combo — PPF on high-impact areas, ceramic over the whole car for gloss and easy cleaning.
Any time in the first few weeks is perfect. Book it in and we'll prep the paint and film it.