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Paint Protection Film in Kansas City
Kansas highways eat front bumpers for breakfast. Paint protection film is a nearly invisible, self-healing layer that takes the rock chips, bug etching, and road rash so your paint doesn't. Protect the front, or wrap the whole thing — either way, the paint underneath stays perfect.
What's Included
- Self-healing urethane film
- Partial front, full front, or full body coverage
- Computer-cut patterns for your exact vehicle
- Optically clear, stealth (matte), or gloss finishes
- Up to 10-year film warranty
- High-wear protection add-ons for commercial fleets
Pricing Guidance
Every vehicle is different — these are honest ballpark ranges so you know what to expect. Final quotes are firm after we see the vehicle (or photos of it).
Full Front Combo
$1,999
Full hood, fenders, bumper & mirrors — complete protection for the whole chip zone. Most popular.
Partial Front Combo
$999
24" partial hood, fenders, mirrors & bumper. Serious protection on a budget.
Partial Bumper
$549
All painted areas of the front bumper.
Hood Coverage
$299 / $699
Partial hood (24") $299 · full hood $699. Full fenders $599.
Mirror Caps
$99
The most-chipped painted part on any vehicle.
Add-Ons
$85
Door handle cups or door edge guards — set of 4 for $85, or $25 each.
Full-body coverage quoted per vehicle. Stealth (matte) finish available.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is paint protection film (PPF)? +
A nearly invisible urethane film installed over your paint that absorbs rock chips, road debris, bug etching, and light scratches. Quality films are self-healing — minor swirls disappear with heat from the sun or warm water.
How much does PPF cost in Kansas City? +
Single areas start small — mirror caps $99, partial hood $299, partial bumper $549. Our partial front combo (24" hood, fenders, mirrors, bumper) is $999, and the full front combo (full hood, fenders, bumper, mirrors) is $1,999. Full-body coverage is quoted per vehicle.
PPF vs. a wrap — what's the difference? +
A color change wrap changes the look; PPF preserves it. PPF is thicker, optically clear (or stealth/matte), and built to take impacts. Plenty of customers do both — PPF on the front, wrap or tint everywhere else.
How long does PPF last? +
Quality films carry 10-year warranties against yellowing, cracking, and peeling. It's the best long-term paint insurance you can put on a vehicle you plan to keep — or resell.
Can you put PPF over a wrap? +
In many cases yes — high-wear areas of commercial wraps (rocker panels, rear of trucks) can get a PPF layer on top so the wrap itself lasts longer. Ask us when you get your quote.