PPF Quote

STEK’s premium films are engineered to last 7–10 years with proper care. Thanks to advanced TPU (thermoplastic polyurethane) construction and UV-resistant top coats, the film won’t yellow, crack, or peel like older generations of PPF. With professional installation and regular maintenance, your vehicle will stay protected for years to come.

No — STEK films are designed to be optically clear and virtually invisible. They preserve your vehicle’s factory paint finish while adding a subtle boost in gloss and depth. STEK also offers specialty options such as DYNOmatt (matte finish) and fashion films with unique textures and colors, so you can customize your look while staying fully protected.

Absolutely. Ceramic coatings are great for shine and easy cleaning, but they can’t stop a rock chip or scratch. STEK PPF provides real, physical protection against rock chips, road debris, scratches, and even UV damage. For the ultimate defense, many customers layer a ceramic coating on top of STEK PPF — combining self-healing impact protection with long-lasting hydrophobic performance.

For many Albuquerque drivers, yes. One rock chip on a hood, bumper, or fender can cost hundreds to repair. PPF helps prevent expensive paint damage and preserves your vehicle's appearance and resale value for years.

No. Modern STEK Paint Protection Film is designed to resist yellowing, discoloration, cracking, and peeling. It is backed by a 10-year manufacturer warranty.

If a section of PPF is damaged, that individual panel can typically be replaced without repainting the vehicle. This is often much less expensive than repairing paint damage.

No. When installed and removed properly, high-quality PPF is designed to protect your factory paint, not damage it. In many cases, the paint underneath looks nearly new years later.

STEK PPF is backed by a 10-year warranty and can provide protection for many years when properly maintained.