Paint protection film (PPF) and Ceramic coatings both act as a sacrificial layer to your vehicle’s paint, but they offer two different types of protection. Learn the differences between the two, how they work, and (spoiler alert) why combining them can actually offer the ultimate protection for your vehicle’s paint.

Yellowed, hazy, or foggy vehicle headlights create problems for functionality, appearance and safety. But, what causes your polycarbonate headlights to distort? We explain why with 3 main reasons, plus tips on how you can preserve them and why it's so crucial to do so.

Want to avoid a dull looking vehicle from swirls in your paint? Majority of light scratching and swirling, or “love marks”, is actually caused by improper washing. To keep your car shiny and help you prevent this, we're sharing a step by step guide on how to safely wash your vehicle to reduce the risk of damage.

Ceramic coatings and paint both have microscopic pores on their surface. Overtime, the pores can become clogged with everyday contaminants. If left untreated, these contaminants can damage the paint. Luckily, a decontamination wash can help prevent damage. Here is why it should be a regular part of your car care routine.

Alberta Winter doesn't have to be so harsh on your vehicle. Regular washing, ceramic coatings, PPF and interior treatments can all help you come out on top, now and after this season. Here are our car care tips to help you maintain value and appearance through Alberta's harshest weather.

What makes ceramic tint different? More importantly, should you be investing in it? Well, it depends. There are some misconceptions about ceramic tint, and finding the right film and knowing if ceramic is right for you depends on the product and why you want window tinting. To help you choose the best fit for your vehicle, we compare the different products and their benefits.

Our guide will help you understand aftermarket vehicle protective options and what to consider when you’re looking to preserve your new vehicle investment and its value.

You will gain an understanding about the paint on new vehicles, protective options available, identifying gimmicks, how to choose the best product and installer, and navigating all these options directly within the dealerships in-house financing.

Many think of window tint to improve their vehicle's style, and while it has that potential, there are other valuable reasons why you should be upgrading your vehicle's clear or factory tinted glass with an aftermarket tint.

Whether your vehicle is brand new, a classic, a daily commuter or strictly for work, the perks that come with a quality, aftermarket window tint are ideal for any ride. Shades range from a deep black to almost completely clear, choose a shade that suits you and receive benefits with any option.

Let’s take a look at 4 main reasons that you need window tint on your vehicle!

Where these two procedures may seem similar in nature, they are two very different services. To put it simply, the main difference between polishing and paint correction is the amount of defect removal. Polishing will eliminate light surface imperfections like swirls, where paint correction targets and corrects deeper scratches that are within the clear coat.

But, what will you really notice and what defects should you chase? Let’s break down these two treatment options.

When it comes to fixing the appearance of your vehicle’s paint, you might have heard terms like power polishing, buffing, cut & polish - these are all terms for paint correction services.

More fine tuned and targeted than just polishing, paint correction aims to remove virtually all repairable surface imperfections.

Take a deep dive with us into the benefits, process and importance of professional paint correcting for your vehicle.