Premium film and coating services
Seven precision services, one Kent shop. Paint protection film, color PPF, ceramic coatings, window tint, vinyl wraps, chrome deletes, and custom decals, all installed by certified technicians using only tier-one materials. The full directory further down covers the specialty work and the cost guides that go with each one.
STEK Certified Installer
Paint Protection Film
Self-healing paint protection film with built-in hydrophobic technology. We exclusively install STEK DYNOshield and DYNOmatte, backed by a 10-year manufacturer warranty. Protect your paint from rock chips, road debris, and environmental damage on Pacific Northwest roads.
- STEK DYNOshield & DYNOmatte
- Self-healing top coat
- 10-year warranty
- Built-in hydrophobic layer
Colour Change + Protection
Color PPF
Colour change and paint protection in a single film. All the finish options of a vinyl wrap, with the rock-chip protection and self-healing of PPF. 212 colours across STEK DYNO Color, Inozetek Dynamic PPF, CheetahWrap CheetahPCC, 3M PWF and Avery Dennison PrismaPro.
- 212 colours
- Gloss, satin, matte & metallic
- Self-healing top coat
- Protects paint underneath
STEK LunaRay SMART
Window Tint
STEK LunaRay SMART graphene-infused nano ceramic window tint with ten-layer multi-sputter construction. Blocks 99% of UV radiation and rejects up to 98% of infrared heat without interfering with GPS, cell signals, or ADAS systems. Washington state compliant.
- Graphene nano-ceramic technology
- 99% UV / 98% IR rejection
- Signal-friendly
- Color-stable, no purple fade
5 Premium Brands
Vinyl Wraps
Full and partial vehicle wraps from Avery Dennison, KPMF, Inozetek, 3M, and HEXIS. Hundreds of colors and finishes including gloss, matte, satin, metallic, and color-shift. Transform your vehicle while protecting the factory paint underneath.
- Avery Dennison, KPMF, Inozetek, 3M, HEXIS
- Gloss, matte, satin, metallic, color-shift
- Protects factory paint
- Fully reversible
Gtechniq Professional
Ceramic Coatings
Professional-grade Gtechniq ceramic coatings that bond chemically to your clear coat for years of hydrophobic protection. Crystal Serum Ultra delivers 10H hardness with a 9-year manufacturer guarantee. We coat paint, wheels, glass, and interior surfaces.
- Gtechniq Crystal Serum Ultra & Light
- 10H scratch resistance
- Up to 9-year guarantee
- Paint, wheels, glass coating
CheetahWrap Vinyl
Chrome Deletes
Black out chrome trim, window surrounds, badges, and grille accents with CheetahWrap cast vinyl. Available in gloss, satin, and matte black finishes. One of the most affordable modifications with the biggest visual impact.
- Gloss, satin & matte black
- CheetahWrap cast vinyl
- Completed in a single day
- Fully reversible
3M & Avery Dennison
Custom Decals
Custom vinyl decals, fleet branding, and vehicle graphics using 3M Scotchcal and Avery Dennison cast films. From business logos and fleet lettering to racing stripes and accent graphics. Design and installation in-house, printing through our trusted large-format partner.
- 3M Scotchcal & Avery Dennison HP750
- Fleet branding & lettering
- Custom design available
- Up to 12-year outdoor durability
Every service and guide, grouped by what it does
Seven headline services cover most of what leaves our bay, but the work behind them splits into protection, appearance, restyling and the guides that explain what each one costs. Here is all of it in one place.
Protection: film, coatings and correction
These are the services that put something between your paint and the road. Film is the only one that physically absorbs a rock chip. A ceramic coating changes how the surface sheds water and dirt, but it will not stop an impact, which is why a lot of cars end up wearing both. Partial front coverage runs around $1,400, a full front around $2,000 and full body coverage around $7,000, always quoted against your exact vehicle.
- STEK paint protection film: self-healing clear film with a 10-year manufacturer warranty.
- matte and satin PPF: the same protection in a flat finish, for factory matte paint or a matte conversion.
- windshield protection film: STEK DYNOtop at $400 to $650 by vehicle, installed without upsetting ADAS cameras.
- Gtechniq ceramic coatings: paint, wheels, glass and interior surfaces, quoted per vehicle.
- paint correction: machine polishing that removes swirls and etching before film or coating locks the finish in.
Appearance: color changes and finishes
A wrap or a color PPF changes how the car looks without touching the factory paint underneath, and both come back off. A vinyl wrap averages around $4,500 on a sedan or coupe, $5,300 on a truck or SUV and $6,000 on a van, with accent work from $200 and removal billed at $150 per hour. Color PPF is quoted separately, because it protects as well as recolors.
- vinyl wraps: full and partial color changes in Avery Dennison, KPMF, Inozetek, 3M and HEXIS film.
- Color PPF: color change and rock chip protection in one film, across 212 colors.
- car wrap colors: browse every shade we install, sorted by color family and finish.
- wrap finishes explained: gloss, satin, matte, metallic, color-shift, chrome and carbon fiber, side by side.
- car wrap care: how to wash a wrapped car, and what to keep away from it.
- vinyl wrap removal: what comes off clean, what does not, billed at $150 per hour.
Restyling: glass and trim
Tint and trim are the fastest jobs in the shop and the first things anyone notices from across a parking lot. A visor strip is $100, the front two windows $200, a full windshield $280 and a full surround $550. Washington law requires the front side windows to pass more than 24% VLT, so every package we quote is built around that number rather than around it. Lights and trim follow the same logic: a light smoke on the lenses or blacked-out chrome changes a car more than the price suggests, and both come back off later if you want the factory look again.
- ceramic window tint: STEK LunaRay SMART nano ceramic film, signal friendly and color stable.
- tint percentages decoded: what 70, 35, 24, 20 and 5 percent actually look like on a car.
- Washington tint laws: what is legal in this state before you pick a shade.
- headlight and taillight tint: $200 per set in reversible film rather than permanent spray.
- chrome delete: trim, badges and window surrounds in gloss, satin or matte black.
Specialty and commercial work
Not every vehicle that comes through the door is a daily driver. Work trucks, EVs, boats and one-off art cars each bring their own problems: keeping color consistent across a whole fleet, working around the panel gaps and sensors on a Tesla, or laying film on a hull that lives outdoors on a trailer.
- fleet wraps and commercial branding: vans, box trucks, trailers and multi-vehicle programs with in-house design.
- Tesla wraps, PPF and tint: Model 3, Model Y, Model S, Model X and Cybertruck, with signal-safe ceramic tint.
- boat wraps and hull graphics: trailered Puget Sound boats up to 12 feet tall.
- anime wraps and itasha: your artwork, laid out print ready and installed properly.
- custom decals and lettering: logos, fleet lettering, racing stripes and accent graphics in 3M and Avery Dennison film.
Guides: costs and comparisons
Our pricing is published before you call, not held back until you are standing in the shop. These guides break each service down by package and vehicle size, and the two comparison pages exist because those are the decisions people get stuck on most often.
- PPF cost guide: partial front, full front and full body coverage, priced out by package.
- car wrap cost guide: what a wrap costs by vehicle size, plus accent and partial packages.
- window tint cost guide: every coverage level from a visor strip to a full surround.
- ceramic coating cost guide: what goes into a coating quote and what moves the number.
- PPF vs ceramic coating: which one actually stops a rock chip, and why plenty of cars get both.
- wrap vs paint: cost, reversibility and finish, compared without the sales pitch.