Paint Protection Film
King West

PPF (also called clear bra) is a thick, transparent urethane film that's heat-fitted to your panels. It's a physical barrier — 6 to 10 mils thick — that absorbs the impact of rock chips, bug strikes, and road rash. Modern films are self-healing: light scratches disappear with heat. We do partial wraps (front clip), full body, and high-impact zones.

Downtown driving means constant exposure to other people’s door dings, rideshare drop-off zones, and underground ramp scrapes. PPF on the front clip and rocker panels is the cheapest insurance for the most exposed parts of a luxury car.

King West runs from Bathurst out to Dufferin and is the closest dense neighbourhood to Hotel X. The crowd here is younger than Yorkville, more creative than the Financial District, and generally drives something they've put thought into — Audis, Ms, Cayennes, the occasional GT3. Underground condo parking means swirl-mark prevention is non-negotiable.