Paint Protection Film in Duluth

Interstate 85 runs along Duluth's edge, with the Pleasant Hill Road interchange as the way on for much of the city. It carries a heavy volume of freight between Atlanta and the Carolinas, and loaded trucks shed gravel and grit that hit the cars behind them at speed. The bumper, hood leading edge and headlights take it first.

For an 85 commuter the Front Clip is the minimum, and windshield film is worth adding: the windshield takes the same stones as the hood, and a cracked windshield is a replacement rather than a repair.

Buford Highway and Peachtree Industrial carry a lot of commercial traffic through Duluth too, slower than the interstate but with the same trucks. Cars that spend their days on all three chip faster than most.

Duluth is one of the easiest drives we have: straight down Peachtree Industrial to Peachtree Corners, 15 to 20 minutes with no interstate needed. It is a drop-off rather than a wait, with the return date set at inspection.

If the car is new, come in before it starts commuting on 85. Film fitted over an unchipped front keeps it that way; fitted later, it seals in whatever the trucks have already done.