
STEK and GYEON paint protection film for Florence and the Shoals, installed at our Madison shop an hour east. Partial front from $800, full front $2,100, 10-year warranty.
An hour each way means the honest conversation for Shoals customers is about scope, not about whether film is a good idea. Film is a multi-day job on anything beyond a partial front, so this is a drop-off, and if you are making that trip it is worth deciding properly what coverage the vehicle actually needs rather than defaulting to the cheapest option and wishing you had done more.
The driving here argues for more coverage than people initially plan. The Shoals runs are long and open, US-72 west and the routes out toward Muscle Shoals and Tuscumbia, and open highway at speed is where film earns its money. Impact energy scales sharply with velocity, so the same stone that would mark paint at thirty will take a chip out of it at seventy. A partial front covers the leading edges and works well for a car that mostly does town miles. A vehicle that regularly runs 72 at speed is a full front conversation.
Our published pricing is $250 for windshield protection film, $800 partial front, $1,200 for the common impact areas, $2,100 full front, $2,600 Track Pack, and up toward $8,000 and beyond for full vehicle coverage. Those are on the site rather than behind a form, which for someone weighing up an hour's drive seems the least we can do.
The other thing worth planning is combining work. We install film, ceramic coating, tint and wrap in the same building and in the correct order, film first and coating over the top. For a Shoals customer that is the difference between one stay and three separate arrangements across the metro. Tell us everything you are considering when you book so the days are scheduled as a block.
On what you are actually buying: we install STEK and GYEON, both self-healing, both backed by a 10-year manufacturer warranty against yellowing, cracking, peeling and delamination. The part that separates a good install from a cheap one is not the film, it is whether edges are wrapped around panels or trimmed on the surface. Trimmed edges leave a line and a place for dirt to lift. That is slower work and it is why film is a drop-off rather than an appointment, and it is the question worth asking any shop before you book, including us.
One honest note for an out-of-town customer: film has a settling period where you may see a little haze or a slightly lifted edge that resolves as it cures. Do not spend an hour driving back in week one over something that will settle. Give it the week, and if it is still there, call us and we will sort it.
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A partial front, usually yes. A full front is typically two days and full vehicle coverage runs several, because every panel is cut, wrapped and left to cure. For anything beyond a partial front, plan on leaving the vehicle and arranging collection rather than waiting.
If the vehicle regularly runs US-72 at speed, a full front at $2,100 is the honest answer, because impact energy rises sharply with velocity and the front end takes nearly all of it. If it mostly does town miles around Florence, a partial front at $800 covers the leading edges for far less. Tell us how the car is actually used rather than what it is worth.
Windshield film starts at $250, partial front $800, impact areas $1,200, full front $2,100, Track Pack $2,600, and full vehicle coverage up toward $8,000 and beyond depending on the vehicle. All published on our PPF cost page, so you can work out the trip before you make it.
Yes, and for an hour's drive it is worth planning. We install film, coating, tint and wrap in one building and in the right order, film first and coating over the top. Tell us everything you want when you book so we schedule it as one block of days rather than several visits.
Give it a week first. Film has a settling period where a light haze or a slightly lifted edge can appear and then resolve as it cures, and it is not worth an hour's drive in week one. If something is still there after that, call us on (256) 656-5953 and we will sort it. The film also carries a 10-year manufacturer warranty against yellowing, cracking, peeling and delamination.
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A partial front, usually yes. A full front is typically two days and full vehicle coverage runs several, because every panel is cut, wrapped and left to cure. For anything beyond a partial front, plan on leaving the vehicle and arranging collection rather than waiting.
If the vehicle regularly runs US-72 at speed, a full front at $2,100 is the honest answer, because impact energy rises sharply with velocity and the front end takes nearly all of it. If it mostly does town miles around Florence, a partial front at $800 covers the leading edges for far less. Tell us how the car is actually used rather than what it is worth.
Windshield film starts at $250, partial front $800, impact areas $1,200, full front $2,100, Track Pack $2,600, and full vehicle coverage up toward $8,000 and beyond depending on the vehicle. All published on our PPF cost page, so you can work out the trip before you make it.
Yes, and for an hour's drive it is worth planning. We install film, coating, tint and wrap in one building and in the right order, film first and coating over the top. Tell us everything you want when you book so we schedule it as one block of days rather than several visits.
Give it a week first. Film has a settling period where a light haze or a slightly lifted edge can appear and then resolve as it cures, and it is not worth an hour's drive in week one. If something is still there after that, call us on (256) 656-5953 and we will sort it. The film also carries a 10-year manufacturer warranty against yellowing, cracking, peeling and delamination.