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SunTek PPF

Your paint takes the road. The film takes the hit.

Every mile puts your finish in the line of fire: rocks, gravel, bugs, bird droppings, and a desert sun that fades paint year round. SunTek Paint Protection Film is an invisible, multi-layer shield over your factory finish, so the damage lands on the film instead of the car.

Self-healing

Minor scratches and swirl marks disappear with heat, from sunlight or warm water. No constant polishing.

Warranty-backed

SunTek backs its films with warranties of up to 10 to 12 years, depending on the product.

Hydrophobic top coat

Water, dirt, and contaminants slide off. Washes go faster and the car stays cleaner between them.

Corvette ZR1. Gloss black in, stealth out: full stealth PPF and ceramic tint.
Restomod Land Cruiser in light blue, protected with full body PPF
Land Cruiser restomod, full body PPF.
BMW M3 CS in Signal Green with full matte PPF installed in-house
BMW M3 CS in Signal Green, full matte PPF.
Land Rover Defender pickup in for a full frontal paint protection package
Defender, full frontal PPF package.
Tesla Model 3 protected with full frontal PPF
Tesla Model 3, full frontal PPF.

What the film actually does

A high-performance, multi-layered urethane film over your paint. It absorbs the impacts that would otherwise chip or scratch the factory finish, and adds a deep, wet-look gloss while it works.

  • Absorbs rock chips and scratches from stones, gravel, and road debris
  • Self-heals minor scratches and swirl marks with heat exposure
  • Blocks UV rays that cause fading and oxidation, so color stays vibrant
  • Repels water and grime with a hydrophobic premium top coat
  • Adds gloss while it protects

Why it matters in Las Vegas

Sand and gravel work like abrasive media at highway speed, and the UV load here fades an unprotected finish faster than almost anywhere. Small imperfections compound into a respray. Film is the cheaper conversation.

Protection is an investment call

PPF keeps the factory paint underneath untouched, which is exactly what the next buyer, or the lease return inspector, wants to see.

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