XPEL Paint Protection Film in Edmonton

Four levels. Partial Front protects the bumper, partial hood, partial front fenders and mirrors. Full Front covers the complete hood and full front fenders as well, so there are no partial film lines across the hood. High Impact adds A-pillars, rocker areas, door cups and loading areas. Full Vehicle provides extensive coverage across the vehicle's painted exterior, with the included panels and any exclusions confirmed for your vehicle. Glass, lights, wheels and unpainted trim aren't included by default.

No — they're starting points. Partial Front starts at $750, Full Front at $1,400, High Impact at $1,650 and Full Vehicle at $3,800. Your final price depends on your vehicle, selected film, panel complexity and paint condition, and we confirm everything at your appointment.

Both are premium urethane films. The practical differences come down to the specific film product, available finishes and manufacturer warranty terms. We install both and recommend based on your vehicle, coverage goals and preference.

Both. New vehicles benefit most because the factory finish is still in excellent condition. Used vehicles are welcome too — we inspect the paint first, and if paint correction would improve the finished result, we explain that before installation.

It depends on the coverage and your vehicle. Smaller front-end packages are shorter appointments; full-vehicle coverage takes longer because every panel is individually fitted and finished. We confirm the exact timeline with your quote.

Wait until the film has fully cured — we'll give you the exact timeline for your installation. Then wash with a pH-neutral shampoo and clean microfiber, avoid pressure nozzles right at the film edges, and skip automatic brush washes.

Longevity depends on the film installed and how the vehicle is cared for. Manufacturer warranties from XPEL and 3M cover the film material itself, and the exact terms differ by film — we'll include the specific warranty for your chosen film in your quote. Keep in mind that PPF reduces the chance of chips and wear — it can't prevent every chip, scratch or impact. If you have an installation concern after delivery, call us and we'll take a look.

Yes. PPF takes the impacts while ceramic adds hydrophobic behaviour, gloss and easier cleaning on top. They solve different problems and work well together.

Yes. Professionally installed PPF is designed to be removable without harming properly maintained factory paint — a controlled process, not a peeling mess.

Send us your year, make and model plus the coverage you're considering. We reply with a vehicle-specific quote covering the XPEL or 3M film options we recommend, the exact panels included and current pricing — no obligation. Submitting the form on this page requests a quote; it doesn't confirm an installation booking.