Premium Paint Protection for Serious Auto Care
Hate seeing new chips show up on the bumper? Tired of watching the front end get sandblasted by everyday driving? Professional-grade paint protection film is the fix. PPF is a clear, impact-resistant layer that sits on top of your paint and takes the damage first, so the factory finish underneath stays cleaner, smoother, and far easier to keep looking sharp.
At CMG Auto Lab, we only work with top-tier PPF products, so you can rest assured your ride is properly protected.
PRICING
Our Xpel Paint Protection Film Packages
Partial Front End
STARTING AT $1,300
TURNAROUND: 2 days
THIS PACKAGE INCLUDES:
- Front bumper
- Partial hood
- Mirrors
- Partial front fenders
- Door handle recesses
Partial Plus Front End
STARTING AT $1,900
TURNAROUND: 2 days
THIS PACKAGE INCLUDES:
- Front bumper
- Full hood
- Mirrors
- Partial front fenders
- Door handle recesses
Full Front End
STARTING AT $2,500
THIS PACKAGE INCLUDES:
- Front bumper
- Full hood
- Mirrors
- Full front fenders
- Headlights
- Door handle recesses
- Luggage trim (where applicable)
Full Front End + TRACK Pack
STARTING AT $3,300
THIS PACKAGE INCLUDES:
- Front bumper
- Full hood
- Mirrors
- Full front fenders
- Rocker panels
- Impact rear fenders
- A pillars
- Door handle recesses
- Rear tire impact zones
Additional Add On Products
XPEL Windshield Protection Film
STARTING AT $399
Shield your windshield with our premium protection film! Designed to guard against chips, cracks, and scratches, this durable, crystal-clear film ensures long-lasting clarity and strength. Perfect for all weather conditions, it’s the ultimate defense for your vehicle’s glass.
PPF vs Ceramic Coating: What’s the Difference?
PPF and ceramic coating both protect your vehicle, but they solve different problems. PPF is physical protection. It’s designed to absorb impacts from rock chips, gravel, and road debris that would normally leave permanent marks in your paint. If your biggest concern is front-end damage, PPF is the best option.
Ceramic coating, on the other hand, adds a slick, durable layer that helps reduce how strongly grime, salt film, bugs, and water spots cling to the surface. It makes washing easier and helps the finish stay glossier longer, but it won’t stop impact damage.
A lot of owners combine both: PPF on the high-impact areas (bumper, hood, fenders, mirrors), then ceramic coating on top for easier cleaning and a more consistent finish across the vehicle. If you’re not sure what makes sense for your car, we’ll walk you through it based on how and where you drive.
Benefits of Paint Protection Film
Stops Rock Chips Before They Hit Your Paint
PPF is the most effective way to reduce front-end damage from gravel, debris, and daily highway driving. Instead of your clear coat taking the hit, the film acts as a sacrificial layer that absorbs impact and helps prevent the little chips that quickly turn into a peppered bumper and rough hood line.
Keeps the Finish Looking Newer for Longer
Even a well-maintained vehicle starts looking worn when the front end gets blasted over time. A handful of paint chips turns into dozens, and suddenly the paint never looks “clean” up close. PPF helps keep the high-impact areas looking consistent so the vehicle holds that newer, sharper look longer. It’s also a big deal if you care about resale value, because buyers notice front-end damage immediately.
Advanced Self-Healing Technology
Our premium PPF is self-healing, meaning light surface marks in the film can soften and disappear with heat, such as warm sun or warm water. So instead of chasing every little wash-induced line or scuff on the surface, the film helps keep itself looking clearer over time. That means your front end stays sharper between details, even with regular driving and normal washing.
A Smarter Long-Term Move than Repainting
Factory paint is difficult (and expensive) to replicate perfectly. Even a quality repaint can leave slight differences in texture, color match, or panel-to-panel consistency, especially in certain lighting. PPF helps you keep the original paint intact so you’re not forced into touch-ups, resprays, or blending work down the road. In other words: protect it now, and you’re far less likely to deal with the headache later.
Paint Protection Film FAQ’s
How long does paint protection film last?
Quality PPF holds up for years when you wash it properly and avoid abrasive brushes. If you drive a lot of highway miles or keep the vehicle outside full-time, you’ll see wear sooner than a garage-kept weekend car.
When can I wash the car after PPF installation?
We’ll give you aftercare instructions at pickup, but plan to wait a short while so the edges settle and the film finishes bonding. After that, stick to gentle hand washing with a pH-neutral soap and soft wash media.
Will you see edges or seams after install?
You may notice a faint edge when inspecting the vehicle up close, especially on partial-coverage lines. We focus on clean alignment and tidy finishing so the film looks intentional—not distracting.
Can I apply ceramic coating over PPF?
Ceramic coating pairs well with PPF because it helps the film stay easier to clean and resist grime buildup. We can recommend the right approach based on your coverage and how you maintain the vehicle.
What’s the best coverage if I drive a lot of highway miles?
Full hood and more complete front coverage typically make the most sense because it eliminates partial coverage lines and protects more of the impact area. If you also see wear along rockers and rear impact zones, we’ll point you toward the packages that include those panels.
Can you remove PPF later without damaging the paint?
We remove film professionally when it reaches the end of its life, or you want to change coverage. Healthy factory paint stays intact when the film is installed correctly, and you remove it the right way.
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Lock in protection before the first chip shows up. Contact us, and we’ll recommend the right PPF coverage and pricing.
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