Paint Protection Film in Burnaby
Self-healing film, cut and installed in our Burnaby shop, from a single bumper to the whole vehicle in gloss or matte.
Matte Paint Protection Film
FINISH PPF
Paint protection film helps protect vehicle paint from rock chips, road debris, and daily wear. Brentwood installs coverage from high-impact panels through full-body packages after checking vehicle condition and preparation needs.
Paint Protection Film for High-Impact Panels
Self-healing film, cut and installed in our Burnaby shop, from a single bumper to the whole vehicle in gloss or matte.
Is one of the most advanced paint protection films on the market. Available in three different thicknesses to offer you the protection you need for exterior and interior surfaces. The entire ULTIMATE PLUS lineup is virtually invisible and provides protection from everyday damages including scuffs, scratches, chips and more.
Gloss Paint Protection Film
Warranty terms, film options, coverage, and installation timing depend on the selected product and package. Brentwood confirms the applicable terms before booking.
Matte Paint Protection Film
Platinum matte paint protection film transforms your vehicle’s finish with serious defense against damage and a custom style statement. If your car has a flat finish, this PPF will blend right in. It can also be used to alter the finish of any glossy automotive paint. Optical clarity ensures your color will stay true. Plus, you’ll get the full benefits of premium PPF protection
PPF Coverage Options
Front Bumper – $649. Partial Front End – $1,099.
PPF Coverage Options
Standard Front End – $1,749; Tesla $1,499. Premium – $2,249; Tesla $1,999.
SCRATCH-RESISTANT OPTICALLY CLEAR PROTECTION HYDROPHOBIC TECHNOLOGY SELF-HEALING FILM
PPF Coverage Options
Full Gloss PPF – $4,999; Tesla $3,999. Full Matte PPF – $5,499; Tesla $4,999.
PPF Coverage Options
Interior and trim film – $99-$349. Smoked lights – $99-$249; KAVACA bundles – $2,899-$3,699.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does PPF cost in Burnaby?
PPF pricing depends on the vehicle, coverage area, and film choice. Most Burnaby clients start with high-impact coverage and then compare full-front or full-body options after an inspection.
How long does PPF installation take?
Most PPF installations take 1 to 5 days depending on prep work and coverage scope. Brentwood Auto Detailing confirms timing before booking so you can plan around vehicle downtime.
Is PPF worth it for daily driving in Burnaby?
If you drive Highway 1, Lougheed, or other debris-heavy routes regularly, PPF is often the most direct way to reduce rock-chip risk on impact zones.
Can ceramic coating be applied over PPF?
Yes. Many owners apply ceramic coating over PPF to improve gloss, washability, and water behavior while keeping impact protection on the film-covered panels.
Prep and detail services before protection
Use these detail and prep pages when comparing protection options.
What is paint protection film?
Paint protection film, often called PPF, is a clear protective film installed on painted surfaces to help reduce damage from road debris, light abrasions, and everyday driving exposure. It is different from wax, sealant, or ceramic coating.
Does Brentwood install PPF?
Yes. Brentwood Auto Detailing provides paint protection film installation in Burnaby. Coverage can range from a front bumper or partial front package to standard front and full-vehicle packages, depending on the vehicle and protection goals.
How much does PPF start at Brentwood?
Published PPF pricing includes front bumper coverage at $649, partial front coverage at $1,099, standard front coverage at $1,749, full-vehicle gloss coverage at $4,999, and full-vehicle matte coverage at $5,499. Vehicle-specific coverage, paint preparation, and inspection can affect the final quote.
How is PPF different from ceramic coating?
PPF is a physical film used to protect selected painted areas from higher-impact wear. Ceramic coating is a liquid-applied protective layer that helps with gloss, water behavior, and wash maintenance. They can be complementary, but they are not the same.
Which vehicle areas are commonly protected with PPF?
Common areas include the front bumper, hood, fenders, mirrors, headlights, rocker panels, door cups, and luggage areas. The right coverage depends on driving habits, budget, vehicle use, and the level of protection wanted.
Should paint be corrected before PPF?
Paint should be cleaned, inspected, and prepared before film is installed. If the paint has visible swirls, haze, or defects, correction may be discussed first because film can preserve the appearance of the surface underneath it.
Can PPF be combined with ceramic coating?
Yes, many owners use both. PPF handles physical protection on selected panels, while ceramic coating can help with maintenance and gloss on paint or film surfaces when applied as part of a proper protection plan.
Does PPF make a vehicle maintenance free?
No. PPF still needs careful washing and maintenance. It can help reduce certain types of wear, but it does not remove the need for proper cleaning, safe wash methods, and inspection over time.
Is PPF only for new vehicles?
No. PPF can be considered for new and used vehicles. A used vehicle may need more inspection, cleaning, and paint preparation first because existing chips, scratches, or oxidation affect what result is realistic.
How should I start if I am comparing PPF and coating?
Start with your driving conditions, vehicle age, appearance goals, and budget. Brentwood can inspect the vehicle and help you select a direct PPF, ceramic coating, paint-correction, or detailing path that fits those goals.