XPEL PPF, WINDOW TINT, WRAPS & COATINGS

Paint protection film pricing depends on the vehicle, coverage and preparation needed. At YEG Auto Studio, you can compare partial-front, full-front and full-body XPEL PPF packages. We confirm the included panels and final price before installation. Prices are subject to GST.

Full-front PPF focuses on areas commonly exposed to road debris, such as the front bumper, hood and front fenders. Full-body PPF extends coverage across the painted exterior. We help you choose based on your driving habits, budget and preferred coverage.

Paint protection film helps protect against rock chips and minor scratches. Ceramic coating helps enhance gloss, repel water and make routine cleaning easier. They serve different purposes and can be combined using compatible products. Ceramic coating does not replace PPF for rock-chip protection.

Not every vehicle needs the same preparation. We assess the paint for swirl marks, light scratches and other imperfections before recommending polishing. Improving these defects before applying a ceramic coating helps achieve a clearer finish, but the work depends on your paint’s condition.

Window tinting prices depend on your vehicle, the film selected and the number of windows being tinted. Existing tint removal can also affect the cost. We explain the available XPEL film options and confirm your coverage and price before booking.

Ceramic window tint helps reduce solar heat and glare while providing UV protection. YEG Auto Studio offers XPEL PRIME XR ceramic window tint for drivers seeking a cooler car interior. Performance varies by film and shade, so we help you compare suitable options.

Vinyl wrap pricing depends on the vehicle’s size, the selected film and whether you want a full colour change or selected accents. Preparation and existing wrap removal can affect the price. We offer options from 3M, Avery Dennison and HEXIS.

Yes. You can choose accent wraps, roof wraps or chrome deletes without committing to a full colour change. Explore gloss, satin and matte finishes at our South Edmonton studio. We assess the surfaces and explain suitable options before confirming the work.

Paint correction uses machine polishing to improve swirl marks, light scratches and paint clarity. Deeper scratches and damage through the paint may require repair or repainting. We assess the finish first and explain which imperfections can be safely improved.

Single-stage polishing uses one correction step to improve gloss and lighter imperfections. Multi-stage correction uses additional cutting and refining steps for more involved work. We recommend an approach based on your paint’s condition and the improvement that can be safely achieved.