Stop Rock Chips Before They Start
Top-Notch Paint Protection Film Installation in Mequon, WI
Real Protection for Wisconsin Drivers
Long-Term Defense for High-Impact Areas
Highway driving, construction, and Wisconsin winter conditions all take a toll on your paint. Even a slight scuff or scratch can make a newer vehicle look worn out fast. Paint protection film is designed to take that abuse, so your paint does not have to.
At Tint Studio, we install premium paint protection film that is clear, self-healing, and cut to fit your specific vehicle. We focus on the areas that see the most impact and build coverage options around how and where you drive. You can protect just the front end, step up to extended coverage, or wrap the entire vehicle if you want the highest level of defense.
Before any film is installed, we clean and prep the paint so the surface is smooth and ready. That helps the film lay flat, look clean, and stay bonded through real Wisconsin weather. The end result is simple: you keep the look of your paint and add a nearly invisible shield in front of it.
Our Paint Protection Film Packages
Full Front
Price Starts At:
$2,099
Turnaround: Approx. 1–2 days
A smart choice for highway drivers and new vehicles, the Full Front package shields the most impact-prone areas from rock chips, bug etching, and road debris. It’s the ideal entry point into long-term paint protection without committing to full coverage.
This Package Includes:
- Front bumper
- Full hood
- Mirrors
- Full front fenders
- Headlights
Track Pack
Price Starts At:
$2,699
Turnaround: Approx. 1–2 days
Designed for spirited drivers, sports cars, and anyone who wants expanded coverage, Track Pack adds rocker panels for extra protection against gravel spray and side damage . This is a significant upgrade from the Full Front.
This Package Includes:
- Front bumper
- Full hood
- Mirrors
- Full front fenders
- Rocker panels
- Headlights
Full Coverage
Price Starts At:
$5,599
Turnaround: Approx 2–4 days
Full Coverage wraps nearly every painted surface in self-healing film for unmatched protection. It’s ideal for high-value vehicles, glossy show cars, and clients wanting the best long-term defense against scratches, contamination, and wear.
Benefits of Paint Protection Film
Shields Panels From Road Damage
The most obvious benefit of paint protection film is its ability to absorb small impacts. Front bumpers, hoods, fenders, rocker panels, and mirrors are constantly hit by sand, stones, and debris that bounce off other vehicles. With PPF, those hits land on the film instead of cutting straight into your clear coat. Over time, that can mean the difference between keeping your original paint or paying for repair and respray on key panels.
Self-Healing Properties for Light Marks
Modern paint protection film is designed to self-heal from light surface marks when it is exposed to heat. Minor swirls and scuffs in the film will fade away when the vehicle sits in the sun or when you apply warm water. You still have to care for the film properly, but this self-healing technology keeps it looking cleaner and smoother than bare paint in the same conditions.
Helps Preserve Factory Paint and Value
Maintaining your vehicle's original paintwork is a major factor in preserving its value. This especially rings true on performance models and newer vehicles. PPF acts like a sacrificial layer that can be easily replaced in sections when damaged. Meanwhile, the factory paint stays preserved.
Easier Cleaning in High-Wear Areas
The slick surface of PPF can make bug removal and cleaning easier on the front end and lower panels. You still need to wash the vehicle, but film gives you a more forgiving surface in the areas that collect the most grime. With good wash habits, you can keep those impact zones looking cleaner and closer in appearance to the rest of the vehicle.
PPF vs. Ceramic Coating: Which Is Right for You?
Ceramic coating and paint protection are two highly effective treatments that solve different problems. Ceramic coating is great for gloss, easier washing, and resistance to light staining. On the other hand, paint protection film is what you choose when your main concern is physical impact, such as rock chips and road rash on high-value panels. Many owners end up using both, but it helps to know which one should come first for your situation.
If you do a lot of highway driving, spend time on gravel or construction routes, or own a high-end performance vehicle, PPF usually will offer the biggest payoff. It adds a physical layer of protection that can absorb small hits and help prevent chips that would otherwise reach the paint. Ceramic coating works well as an additional layer on top of film for added gloss and easier cleaning. But at the end of the day, PPF is what actually absorbs the physical damage.
Here’s the thing. You do not have to figure it out on your own! We listen to how you use the vehicle and recommend a plan that protects the panels that matter most.
Common Paint Protection Film Myths
Myth: PPF Is Only for Brand-New Exotic Cars
Truth: Paint protection film works extremely well on new and exotic vehicles, but it is not limited to them. Daily drivers, trucks, SUVs, and even older vehicles can benefit from targeted coverage, especially if they see a lot of highway miles or harsh conditions. You do not need a show car to justify protecting your paint.
Myth: You Can’t See the Film, So Install Quality Does Not Matter
Truth: High-quality film is designed to be hard to see, but improper installation is easy to notice. Lifted edges, bubbles, and rough cuts stand out, especially on light colors and near body lines. At Tint Studio, we focus on clean prep, accurate patterns, and careful installation so the film blends in and performs the way it should.
Myth: Once Film Is On, You Never Have to Think About It Again
Truth: PPF is durable, but it is not indestructible. It still needs proper washing, sensible product choices, and occasional inspection, especially on vehicles that see heavy use. Before you leave, we give you simple care guidelines and a realistic idea of how the film will age, so you can tell when it needs attention or an update.
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