Vancouver paint protection film
Physical protection for the panels that take the hit. Choose front-end or full-body coverage based on how you drive and how long you plan to keep the vehicle.
*Manufacturer-backed warranty coverage applies to eligible packages.
Choose by exposure
PPF coverage should match the vehicle, route, and ownership goal. Start with the impact zones, then expand only where the added protection makes sense.
Start with the front bumper or a partial front package when focused leading-edge protection is the priority.
See front-end packagesStandard or premium front-end coverage is the stronger fit for frequent road debris and high-impact travel.
Compare coverageFull-body gloss or matte film extends physical protection across painted panels and supports a consistent finish.
See full-body tiersPackages and pricing
Final pricing varies by vehicle size, film finish, panel complexity, edge work, and paint condition. These starting prices follow the June 19, 2026 shop price list.
Focused packages for the panels most exposed to chips and road debris.
Focused
From $650
Physical film protection for the highest-contact front panel.
Request this packageEntry
From $1,100
Selected leading-edge coverage after a vehicle and use-case review.
Request this packageRoad use
From $1,750
Core front-end protection for regular driving and highway exposure.
Tesla starting at $1,500
Request this packageExpanded
From $2,250
Expanded impact-zone protection for frequent highway use.
Tesla starting at $2,000
Request this packageFull painted-panel coverage in gloss or matte film.
Factory finish
Physical film protection while retaining the vehicle's gloss paint appearance.
Finish change
Matte-finish film with full-body painted-panel coverage.
Film positioning during an Elements Labs installation.
How the work is planned
Share the year, make, model, condition, driving pattern, and ownership goal.
Select front-end or full-body protection based on panel risk and finish preference.
Panel preparation and film installation follow the agreed vehicle-specific coverage plan.
Review the finished coverage, care guidance, and applicable warranty information.
PPF or ceramic coating?
PPF is the physical layer for impact-prone paint. Ceramic coating supports gloss, hydrophobic behaviour, and easier washing.
Project proof
Use completed work to compare gloss and matte outcomes before choosing a full-body finish.
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Workmanship and aftercare
Coverage is selected by panel risk, vehicle use, and ownership goals.
Choose gloss film to retain the paint appearance or matte film for a satin result.
Eligible packages may carry up to 12 years of manufacturer-backed warranty coverage.
Handover includes care guidance for the installed film and selected finish.
PPF questions
Need advice for a specific vehicle? Send the model, condition, and driving pattern for a coverage recommendation.
Ask about your vehiclePPF starts at $650 for a front bumper, $1,100 for partial front end, $1,750 for standard front end, and $2,250 for premium front-end coverage. Full-body PPF starts at $4,500 for gloss and $5,000 for matte, with higher tiers by vehicle size, film finish, panel complexity, edge work, and paint condition.
Quality paint protection film can last many years when installed and maintained correctly. Eligible packages may carry up to 12 years of manufacturer-backed warranty coverage.
PPF is a physical film for impact-prone paint protection. Ceramic coating supports gloss, slickness, hydrophobic behavior, and easier washing, but it is not a substitute for film on rock-chip zones.
Yes. Ceramic coating can be applied over paint protection film when the film is installed and prepared correctly. The film provides physical protection, while the coating supports maintenance and gloss.
Your next step
Tell us the vehicle, how it is driven, and whether you are considering front-end, full-body gloss, or full-body matte coverage.
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