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Expert Matte PPF Installation in Coon Rapids, MN

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Keep Your Ride Looking Sleek and Protected


Our matte Paint Protection Film (PPF) service is designed to protect your vehicle while preserving its unique finish. We use high-quality, durable film and precise techniques to shield your paint from chips, scratches, and everyday wear without altering the look or texture. Our team pays close attention to every surface, ensuring a smooth installation that keeps your ride looking clean and flawless.

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Matte Paint Protection Film Packages

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OEM Matte Paint


PRICE STARTS AT $5,999.99

Turnaround 5-7 Days

Provides complete protection for your matte-finished vehicle, guarding against chips, scratches, and everyday wear. It preserves the unique texture of your matte paint while keeping your car looking exceptional for years to come.

Glossy to Matte Conversion


PRICE STARTS AT $7,899.99

Turnaround 5-7 Days

Transforms your vehicle’s finish from shiny to sleek matte while adding the full protection of PPF. It gives your car a modern look and shields the paint from chips, scratches, and everyday wear.

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Matte Film Vs. Clear Film


Both clear and matte PPF protect your vehicle’s paint, but they offer very different looks. Here’s a breakdown of the key differences to help you decide which finish is right for your car.

  • Appearance

    Clear PPF is designed to be invisible, preserving your vehicle’s glossy paint finish. Matte PPF, on the other hand, transforms your car's look with a smooth, non-reflective finish. It allows the factory paint color to show through, giving your vehicle a completely new attitude. Both protect your paint, but the choice depends on the look you want.

  • Protection Level

    Both clear and matte PPF provide strong protection against chips, scratches, and road debris. The protection level is the same. The main difference is the finish and how it interacts with light and reflections. Both keep your vehicle looking its best for years.

  • Maintenance Requirements

    Clear PPF is forgiving with washing and standard car care products, though regular care is still recommended. Matte PPF requires a little more attention to maintain its unique finish. Avoid wax, polish, and abrasive cleaners, and stick to products made specifically for matte surfaces to keep it looking great.

  • Longevity

    High-quality clear and matte PPF both offer long-lasting protection when installed properly. Matte PPF might show fingerprints or smudges more easily, but with proper care, both options provide years of defense against everyday wear and tear.

  • Style and Personal Preference

    Clear PPF is ideal if you want to maintain your car’s original glossy look while protecting the paint. Matte PPF is perfect for drivers looking to make a statement with a bold finish while still benefiting from the same protective technology.

How to Care for Your Matte PPF


Both PPF and ceramic coating protect your vehicle, but they work in different ways. Here’s a breakdown to help you understand the key differences and decide which option is best for your car.

  • Wash Gently

    Matte PPF is durable but requires a soft touch. Use a gentle, pH-neutral car shampoo and a soft microfiber cloth or mitt. Avoid harsh brushes or abrasive materials that can leave shiny spots on the matte finish.

  • Avoid Wax and Polish

    Unlike glossy paint, matte surfaces don’t need traditional wax or polish. Using these products can create uneven shine and damage the matte look. Stick to cleaners and protectants made specifically for matte finishes.

  • Dry Carefully

    After washing, dry your vehicle with a soft microfiber towel to prevent water spots. Patting or gently blotting is better than rubbing aggressively, which could alter the texture of the matte film.

  • Park Smart

    Whenever possible, park in the shade or a covered area to reduce exposure to UV rays and contaminants. While matte PPF is protective, extra care helps maintain the finish and keeps it looking fresh longer.

  • Check and Maintain

    Inspect your matte PPF regularly for dirt buildup or any minor debris that could scratch the surface. Routine gentle cleaning and proper maintenance will help your matte film stay pristine

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The Truth About Matte PPF 


There are a lot of misconceptions about matte PPF that can make it seem tricky or high-maintenance. Here are some common myths and the truth behind them so you can see how easy it is to protect your matte finish.

  • What is paint protection film?

    Paint protection film is a clear, durable layer applied to your vehicle’s painted surfaces. It acts as a shield against chips, scratches, everyday wear, and keeps your car’s finish looking excellent over time. Additionally, it still has its self-healing technology incorporated. 

  • Does PPF change the look of my car?

    No, high-quality PPF is virtually invisible when applied correctly. It preserves the original color and shine of your paint while providing strong protection, so your car looks just as it did the day you drove it off the lot.

  • What is self-healing PPF?

    Self-healing PPF has a special top layer that can repair minor scratches and swirls on its own. Heat from the sun or warm water softens the layer, allowing it to gradually smooth out imperfections and keep your paint pristine.

  • How long does PPF last?

    With proper care, PPF can last for years. The exact lifespan depends on the conditions your vehicle faces and how well you take care of it.

  • Can I wash and wax my car with PPF installed?

    Yes you can wash your vehicle like normal, but avoid paste waxes or abrasive products as they may reduce the life span of self healing properties. Instead opt for spray waxes or sealants to keep your PPF looking great for years.

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Protect Your Ride With Matte PPF

CALL (763) 807-6134

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