Protect and Enhance Your Paint

Premium Paint Protection Film in the Denver Metro Area

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Shield Your Paint

Stop Road Debris Before It Leaves a Mark

Paint today looks incredible when it’s new, but it doesn’t take much to start chipping away at that finish. Between I-25 traffic, gravel on back roads, and Colorado’s changing seasons, your front end sees constant abuse.


Paint protection film adds a nearly invisible layer over your clear coat that takes those hits for you. Applied by Mountainside Mobile Detailing’s experienced team, PPF helps keep the vehicle looking fresh, easier to wash, and better protected from the kind of damage that slowly kills gloss and value over time.


The film absorbs the hit from debris, bug splatter, and light contact, while the factory paint underneath stays smoother and more consistent. When installed correctly, PPF blends in with your finish, so you keep the original color and gloss while giving it a serious upgrade in durability.

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Our STEK DYNOtop Paint Protection Film Packages

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High Impact Protection

Price Starts At $1,095

Ideal if you want strong protection without wrapping the whole car. This package guards the front bumper, hood, and mirrors from the worst of Colorado’s rock chips, road grit, and bug impacts. A great choice for daily drivers and commuters who see a lot of highway miles.

Available in Matte and Gloss
Areas of Coverage: 
  • Front bumper
  • Full hood
  • Mirrors

Full Front Protection

Price Starts At $1,895

Full Front Protection is the smart upgrade when you want your entire front end covered. With the bumper, hood, fenders, mirrors, and headlights wrapped, the most exposed panels are shielded from chips, rash, and staining. Perfect for newer vehicles you plan to keep for a while.

Available in Matte and Gloss
Areas of Coverage: 
  • Front bumper
  • Full hood
  • Mirrors
  • Full front fenders
  • Headlights
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Track Protection Package

Price Starts At $2,495

Built for spirited drivers and weekend track days, this package extends coverage to rocker panels, A-pillars, and impact-prone rear sections. It helps protect against rubber, cones, and debris that regular street cars never see. If you drive hard or hit the mountains often, this is the coverage that keeps up.

Available in Matte and Gloss
Areas of Coverage: 
  • Front bumper
  • Full hood
  • Mirrors
  • Full front fenders
  • Rocker panels
  • Headlights
  • Impact rear fenders
  • A-pillars 
  • Partial roof 

Full Body Protection

Price Starts At $6,995

Our Full Body Protection wraps the entire vehicle in paint protection film for maximum peace of mind. Every painted panel is shielded from chips, wash marring, and road rash, and the finish is much easier to keep looking fresh. It’s the right move for high-end builds and owners who want their paint to age as slowly as possible.

Available in Matte and Gloss

Add-On Service

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STEK DYNOtop Windshield Protection Film

Windshield protection film is a durable, nearly invisible layer designed to shield your windshield from everyday hazards. This premium solution safeguards against chips, cracks, and scratches caused by road debris, ensuring your vehicle’s safety and maintaining clear visibility.

Benefits of Automotive PPF for Denver Drivers

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Built for Colorado Roads

Colorado is an absolutely beautiful place to drive, but it’s rough on paint. Potholes, gravel, and winter road treatments all send debris into the front of your vehicle. PPF helps your car handle that reality without the front end looking tired and sandblasted long before the rest of the paint.

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Less Damage From Daily Driving

Paint protection film takes the hit from gravel, sand, and salt instead of your clear coat. Instead of eating into the paint, those impacts land on the film. When you wash the car, the surface feels smoother and less “chewed up,” which also makes your wash mitt glide more safely over the panels.

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Easier Washing and Maintenance

A protected surface is easier to keep looking clean. Bugs, light grime, and road film come off the film more easily than they do on a bare, chipped front end. That means less scrubbing, less risk of new swirls, and a finish that stays closer to what you saw after your last correction or detail.

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Support for Long-Term Value

Original paint that still looks clean and consistent helps your car stand out when it’s time to sell or trade. PPF slows down visible wear, especially on high-impact panels, so the vehicle presents better on photos, in person, and on dealer lots. Combined with services like paint correction and ceramic coating, film becomes part of a full protection system that keeps your vehicle looking closer to “showroom” for far longer

Our PPF Installation Process: Step by Step

  • Step 1: Quick Consultation and Walkaround

    Every job starts with a short conversation about how you use the vehicle and what you want to protect. From there, the team walks the car, points out existing chips or problem areas, and confirms which panels will be covered. You know exactly what is being done before the first wash bucket is filled.

  • Step 2: Thorough Wash and Surface Prep

    The vehicle is washed to remove loose dirt, then decontaminated to get rid of bonded grime and fallout. Bug residue, tar, and other stubborn spots are addressed so the surface feels clean and smooth to the touch. This prep gives the film a stable surface to bond to and helps prevent debris from getting trapped under the install.

  • Step 3: Film Layout and Installation

    Once the panels are ready, the film is laid out, aligned, and worked into place. The team pays attention to body lines, edges, and high-impact zones so the coverage makes sense for the way the vehicle is driven. Solution is carefully worked out from under the film, leaving a clean, tight fit that follows the shape of the panel.

  • Step 4: Final Checks and Care Instructions

    After the film is in place, edges and seams are checked, and any remaining moisture pockets are inspected and addressed as needed. Before you leave, you get simple care instructions. We’ll explain how to wash, what to avoid, and what to expect as the film finishes settling. The goal is for you to feel confident both in the installation and in how to look after it.

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MythS

PPF Myths and Misconceptions

  • Myth: PPF means I never have to worry about my paint again.

    Film is a powerful layer of protection, but it still needs proper washing and care. You’ll see a big reduction in chips and rash, yet regular maintenance is still important to keep both the film and paint looking their best.

  • Myth: You can’t tell the difference between cheap film and premium film.

    Lower-quality film may yellow, cloud, or fail earlier, especially in strong sun and temperature swings. Quality PPF is designed for clarity, stability, and long-term performance, which you notice every time you step back and look at the vehicle.

  • Myth: PPF and ceramic coating do the same job.

    They complement each other, but they’re not interchangeable. PPF focuses on impact resistance and physical protection. Ceramic coating focuses on gloss, hydrophobic behavior, and easier cleaning. Many owners choose PPF on high-impact areas and ceramic over the rest of the vehicle for a complete solution.

  • Myth: PPF will hide all of my existing damage.

    Film can soften the look of very light marks, but it will not make rock chips, deep scratches, or peeling clear coat disappear. Any paint correction work needs to be handled before installation, the flaws will still be visible under the film.

  • Myth: Once PPF is on, I never have to replace it.

    PPF is durable, but it isn’t permanent. Over years of driving, it can wear, pick up marks, or simply reach the end of its service life. The advantage is that the film can be removed and replaced while the original paint underneath is still in much better shape than it would have been unprotected.

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