Invisible armor for your paint. Showroom shine that lasts.
Auto1 Esthétique specializes in high-definition polyurethane paint protection film—protecting your vehicle from stone chips, road rash, bug acids, and winter salt without changing how your car looks. Get film matched to your driving style and keep your finish flawless for years.
Film science, clean installs, and packages that match how you drive.
We focus on paint protection film—not generic detailing—so your vehicle gets the right film grade, edge quality, and care plan from day one.

Invisible defense
A crystal-clear urethane barrier absorbs impacts so your factory paint stays pristine under daily driving, track days, and Québec winters.

Self-healing finish
Premium aliphatic TPU films use heat-activated elastomers—light swirls and wash marks relax with warm water or sun, keeping the surface smooth.

Strong resale story
Documented PPF helps preserve original paint—the first thing buyers and appraisers look at. Protect rockers, hoods, and mirrors where chips appear first.
What is paint protection film?
PPF is a clear urethane membrane—typically 6–8 mil thick—laminating a durable, self-healing top coat over impact-absorbing layers. It is engineered to take scratches and stone hits that would otherwise reach your clear coat. Modern films are stain-resistant and maintain clarity when installed using manufacturer-approved techniques.
- Stone-chip absorption
- Chemical resistance (bugs, fuel)
- Optional matte / satin finish films
- Works with coatings on top of film

Install process
Consistent prep is what separates cloudy edges from factory-smooth film.
- 01Consult & measureWe review goals, usage, and finish—then confirm film options and pattern coverage.
- 02DecontaminateWash, iron fall-out removal, clay, and panel inspection so film bonds to perfect paint.
- 03Paint correction (if needed)Light polishing optional before install so the film locks in a flawless baseline.
- 04Precision installDry or slip solutions matched to film type; edges wrapped where patterns allow.
- 05Cure & handoffFinal inspection, care instructions, and warranty registration with maintenance tips.
Coverage zones we template every day
Mix and match patterns to your mileage, climate, and how long you keep vehicles.
Full front clip
Bumper, full hood, fenders, mirrors, and headlights—where stones hit hardest.
Extended front
Adds A-pillars, rocker panels, and rear wheel impact areas for wider protection.
Track pack
Door cups, skirts, rear quarters, and diffuser zones—popular for spirited driving.
Full vehicle wrap
Every painted surface wrapped—maximum gloss retention and unified protection.
Interior & carbon
Screens, piano black trim, and carbon fiber protected from scratches and sunscreen.
Custom patterns
Pre-cut kits per VIN or bulk panels matched for seamless edges and tuck lines.
PPF packages
Names vary by shop—the goal is matching film coverage to risk. We finalize exact panel lists on your vehicle during consultation.
Highway
Essential front-end protection for commuting and highway miles.
- Partial hood
- Front bumper
- Fenders
- Rearview mirrors
Daily driver
Our most booked balance of coverage and value for everyday use.
- Full hood
- Full fender
- Front bumper
- Rearview mirrors
- Headlights
Performance
Expanded coverage for spirited driving and added impact zones.
- Full hood
- Full fenders
- Front bumper
- Rearview mirrors
- Roof pillars
- Rocker panel
Full Body
Complete painted-surface protection—show-car ready.
- Full hood
- Full fenders
- Rearview mirrors
- Front & rear bumper
- Headlights
- Doors
- Full roof
- Roof pillars
- Trunk
- Door sill
TPU vs PVC legacy
Thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) stays flexible in cold weather and resists yellowing better than older PVC films. We specify aliphatic TPU for Québec temperature swings.
Self-healing chemistry
The top elastomer layer reflows with heat—engine bay warmth, warm rinse, or indirect sun—reducing hairline marks from washing and drying towels.
Warranty & care
Installations include manufacturer warranty registration when applicable. We teach safe wash methods—foam cannon, avoid silicone-based dressings on film edges, and yearly inspections for lifted corners.

