Colored PPF for Bothell Cars

Vinyl is thin and mostly cosmetic, so a rock that would chip your paint usually chips a wrap too. Shift absorbs those impacts, fine swirls heal with heat, and its built-in top coat sheds rain and grime. It also protects the original paint underneath, which helps if you plan to sell the car or it's a lease. Full-vehicle color changes start at $5,000 and are quoted per car, because size and finish change the job. Gloss, satin and matte finishes are available, and accent pieces or chrome delete are smaller options. Sprinters and other oversized vehicles go to our Monroe shop.

From Canyon Park, North Creek or the Mill Creek side, Monroe is usually the easier drive via SR-522 east. From downtown Bothell or the Kenmore side, Tukwila via I-405 south often works better, depending on traffic. We'll give you the timeline when we quote your car.

We see color-change work from all over Bothell, from newer cars parked at the Canyon Park and North Creek office parks to weekend cars in the neighborhoods around downtown. A color that doesn't chip on the first highway trip makes more sense than a wrap for any car that's actually driven.

Bothell Colored Paint Protection Film FAQ

How is colored PPF different from a vinyl wrap?

Vinyl is thin and mostly cosmetic. Colored PPF is thicker urethane film that protects against rock chips and light scratches, and its top layer heals fine swirls with heat.

What does a color change cost?

Full-vehicle color changes start at $5,000 and are quoted per car. Accent pieces and chrome delete cost less.

What film and warranty do you use?

Ceramic Pro Shift colored paint protection film, with a 12-year warranty.

Which shop should I use from Bothell?

Monroe via SR-522 is usually easier from Canyon Park, North Creek and the Mill Creek side; Tukwila via I-405 often works better from downtown Bothell and the Kenmore side.