PACKAGES & PRICING

Because the same service on two different cars isn't the same job, and a number we make up over the phone doesn't help either of us. So here's how it actually breaks down.

Paint protection film is priced by coverage, not by car: a Partial Front starts at $1,600, a Front End is $2,100, our Highway package is $2,800, and a Full Vehicle starts at $6,500.

Ceramic coating is priced by how long you want it to last. SB3 runs $699 for the 1-year, $1,299 for the 2-year, $1,750 for the 5-year and $1,999 for the 7-year on a sedan — larger vehicles are quoted up from there.

Window tint on a sedan is $250 for 3M Obsidian, $350 for Color Stable and $525 for Ceramic IR. Front two windows on an SUV or truck start at $160.

Detailing runs from $149 for the Express up to $1,200 for the Show Car, with add-ons priced individually.

What we won't do is quote you a figure that changes when the car shows up. Call (267) 307-1589 or come to 2500 Wilmot St and we'll walk the car with you before anyone talks money.

Road brine is the problem, not the cold. Once PennDOT starts treating I-95 and the Boulevard, salt solution sits on paint and in wheel wells and etches it — and it finds every stone chip you already have. Two things actually help. A ceramic coating gives salt a hard, slick surface it slides off instead of soaking into; SB3 runs $699 for the 1-year up to $1,999 for the 7-year on a sedan. Paint protection film handles the physical side — the grit and stone chips a front end takes at highway speed. Partial fronts start at $1,600, front ends are $2,100. If you only do one, coat the car. If your commute is highway miles, film the front end first. Either way get it booked before the first freeze: both need clean, dry paint and a shop that isn't racing the weather. Call (267) 307-1589.