Paint Protection Film in Alpharetta

Georgia 400 is how most of Alpharetta gets anywhere: south to Sandy Springs, Buckhead and Midtown, and north toward Cumming. It is a fast, heavily used highway with regular construction work, and debris kicked up at speed peppers the nose of every car on it.

For a car that does that run every weekday, the Front Clip is the minimum. If the sills and the lower rear quarters are marked too, that is the car's own tires at work, and the Track Pack is the answer.

Alpharetta's newer subdivisions add a quieter source. Where homes are still being built, construction traffic leaves gravel and red clay on the roads, and a car driven through it every day collects fine pitting on the lower front. Film takes that too.

Windshields on 400 take the same stones as the hood. On many recent cars, lane-keeping and emergency-braking cameras sit behind the glass, so a cracked windshield means a new screen and a camera calibration appointment. Windshield film, at $450, takes the pitting instead and is simply replaced when it wears.

A lot of the cars we see from Alpharetta are weekend cars, kept low-mileage on purpose. On those, film is about the drives that do happen: a run up 400 toward the mountains should not leave the front of a special car pitted.

The studio is 25 to 30 minutes away, east to 141 and down Peachtree Parkway. Plan on leaving it with us while the film beds in. If you would rather not add the miles to a low-mileage car, ask us about collection when you book.