Ceramic Pro Shift colored PPF for South Seattle cars and trucks: color change, accents and chrome delete that stand up to freight-route gravel.
A full color change starts at $5,000 and is quoted per vehicle. For a lot of South Seattle customers, especially truck owners, a smaller change makes more sense: a contrasting hood or roof, blacked-out trim, or chrome delete, which covers chrome trim in a darker finish. Those pieces get the same protection as a full wrap, so the accents don't chip on the first gravel truck you follow. Shift is a thick urethane film with a self-healing top layer and its own built-in top coat, so rail dust and road grime wash off more easily than from paint or vinyl. Gloss, satin and matte finishes are available. Sprinters and other oversized vehicles are handled at our Monroe shop; call ahead if you're unsure whether yours fits.
South Seattle is the closest part of the city to our shop. Take I-5, SR-99 or East Marginal Way south to 1050 Industry Drive in Tukwila. We'll give you the timeline when we quote your vehicle.
We see color-change and accent work from Beacon Hill, Columbia City and the Rainier Valley, and from businesses in Georgetown and SoDo that want their vehicles to stand out. The industrial routes those vehicles drive every day are exactly why protective film beats a cosmetic wrap here.
Yes. Chrome delete, a contrasting hood or roof and blacked-out trim are all options, and they cost less than a full color change.
Full-vehicle color changes start at $5,000 and are quoted per vehicle, based on size and finish.
Vinyl is thin and chips like paint. Colored PPF is thicker film that protects against chips and light scratches, and it comes with a 12-year warranty.
Very. Most of South Seattle is a short drive down I-5, SR-99 or East Marginal Way to our Tukwila location.
Freight-route gravel Trucks on East Marginal Way and SR-99 throw rocks that chip paint and vinyl. Colored PPF absorbs them.
Rail dust Iron particles near the rail lines settle on vehicles. On film they wash off instead of bonding to paint.
Accents and chrome delete Smaller changes like chrome delete or a contrasting roof cost less and get the same protection as a full color change.
Wet winter roads The built-in top coat sheds water and grime, so a colored finish stays easier to clean through winter.