Paint Protection Film in Johns Creek

No interstate runs through Johns Creek. Its main roads, Medlock Bridge, State Bridge, McGinnis Ferry and Abbotts Bridge, are wide, fast suburban roads with long stretches between lights, and they carry landscaping trucks and construction traffic through the day. Gravel and debris thrown up from those trucks hit the bumper and hood at speed.

The highway miles come from leaving. Commutes run west to 400 or south-east to 85, and either way the car spends time at 70 miles an hour behind other traffic. That is where most front-end chips are made, which is why the Front Clip is the usual starting point here.

Johns Creek households often keep a weekend car alongside the daily ones, and the drives those cars do are the kind that chip paint: north into the mountains on 400, or out to the track. For those, the Track Pack takes protection back along the sides and up the A-pillars.

Satin film is worth a mention here too. It turns a gloss car matte and protects it at the same time, and it is reversible. It should cover the whole car, so it is a Full Body choice rather than a front-only one.

The studio is about twenty minutes away, down 141 and Peachtree Industrial with no interstate, so the drive in is short and predictable. Collection is rarely needed from here; the hand-back date is agreed when we inspect the car.