Paint Protection Film in Annapolis, Maryland

Paint protection film pricing depends on coverage area. Full front (hood, fenders, bumper, mirrors) is the most popular option. Partial front, full vehicle wraps, and high-impact-only packages are also available. Contact MAD Soaps at (833) 623-7627 for a free quote based on your vehicle.

Paint protection film is a clear, self-healing urethane film applied to your car's paint. It provides invisible protection against rock chips, scratches, bug acids, bird droppings, and road debris while maintaining your car's original appearance.

Quality PPF lasts 7-10 years with proper care. Our film includes UV inhibitors to prevent yellowing. Many manufacturers offer warranties. PPF is especially valuable for new cars and high-end vehicles where paint protection preserves resale value.

Yes, modern PPF features self-healing technology. Minor scratches and swirl marks disappear with heat—either from the sun, warm water, or a heat gun. The top layer reforms itself, keeping your film looking new. Deeper scratches may require professional attention.

Most popular coverage: full front (hood, fenders, front bumper, mirrors, headlights). Other high-impact areas include door edges, door cups, rocker panels, rear bumper, and A-pillars. Full vehicle wraps provide complete protection for maximum value retention.

Yes, professional-grade PPF can be removed without damaging your paint when done correctly. The adhesive is designed for clean removal. If you sell your car or want to update the film, it comes off cleanly without affecting the factory paint.

Yes, MAD Soaps provides mobile paint protection film installation throughout Maryland within a 50-mile radius of Annapolis. We come to your home or office. Service areas include Annapolis, Severna Park, Edgewater, Pasadena, Arnold, and surrounding communities.

PPF provides physical barrier protection—it actually absorbs impacts from rocks and debris. Ceramic coating provides chemical protection, UV resistance, and hydrophobic properties but won't stop a rock chip. Many car owners use both: PPF on high-impact areas, ceramic coating on the entire vehicle.