Paint protection films from brands like LEGEND, XPEL, STEK, 3M, SunTek and other major names all offer comparable levels of protection and performance.

At Sindicate, we’ve chosen to work with LEGEND Paint Protection Film for its strong clarity, flexibility, and overall finish.

That said, most differences between films aren’t something the average customer will notice. The biggest factor in how a film looks and performs long term comes down to the quality of the installation.

With many years of experience installing protective films, we focus on precise application and long term results. We always stand behind our work and guarantee your satisfaction.

Both PPF and Ceramic Coatings offer unique benefits. PPF helps prevent impact damage (rock chips, scratches/scuffs), while Ceramic Coating protects against environmental factors (bugs, hard water, etc) and enhances surface properties making it easy to wash. Ceramic coatings create an additional barrier for solvent and water penetration while not negatively impacting the performance or self-healing of our Paint Protection Film.

The best protection would be using PPF in high-impact areas and applying Ceramic Coating overall, which is why we combine both in our New Vehicle Protection Packages for layered protection.

Click here to check out our New Vehicle Protection Packages with both protective options.

If you want to maintain your vehicle’s appearance and help preserve its value, then yes!

Paint protection film is one of the most effective ways to protect against physical damage like rock chips, road debris, and light surface scratches (things that can’t be prevented with waxes or coatings alone.)

It’s a practical investment for keeping your vehicle looking cleaner, newer, and easier to maintain over time.

Self-healing PPF has a top layer designed to heal minor scratches and swirl marks, keeping your film looking its glossy-best. Note that self-healing PPF won’t repair deep scratches or rock chips, that is a myth!

The “healing” works with heat—either from a heat gun, the sun, or warmth from the engine bay.

Maintaining your film with regular washing or adding protective products like sealants or ceramic coatings helps preserve the top coat.

The best coverage depends on your vehicle, personal preference and budget.

While protecting your highest impact areas should be priority, we can install our film to any painted, or paint-like smooth surface, on your vehicle.

For many clients, PPF over an entire vehicle is excessive (and expensive).

We recommend PPF on high-impact areas, paired with a Ceramic Coating that is applied over the PPF and the remaining paint. This way, you can protect vulnerable areas while keeping the remaining areas free of contaminants and road debris.

No! When properly installed and maintained, paint protection film should not peel, bubble, or discolor.

Our Paint Protection Film is backed by a manufacturer warranty covering issues like yellowing, cracking, or defects in the film.

In the unlikely event something does come up, and proper care guidelines have been followed, we’ll take care of the repair or replacement of the affected area.

Our PPF contains a proprietary top coat. This top coat protects the urethane against surface scratches.

The majority of surface scratches will self-heal when exposed to heat – sun, warm panel (motor running), warm water, etc.

If an area faces extensive damage that beyond self-healing repair, you would need to replace the product. We can replace targeted sections.

After the curing process is complete, we recommend the following:

• Regular vehicle wash schedule (at least every 2 weeks)
• Avoiding pressure washer use on any PPF edges. If dirty, gently using a wash mitt is best
• Sealant application done quarterly to help with ease of maintenance