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Paint protection for your Corvette
Corvettes are one of the most common builds we see. Low splitters, exposed carbon fiber and a car meant to be driven hard are why owners put film on them.
Low splitter, exposed carbon fiber
Why a Corvette needs protection from day one
A Corvette's front splitter sits lower than almost anything else on the road. Z06 and ZR1 trims add wider fenders, functional aero and exposed carbon fiber that is expensive and difficult to repair if it gets chipped or scratched. Michigan's parking-lot curbs, steep driveway aprons and speed bumps are a real threat to a car this low.
Full Body PPF covers the splitter, the wider fenders and the carbon fiber, so the car is protected from day one.
The Z06's flat-plane V8 and the ZR1's turbocharged output mean these cars see real track time. That means real brake dust and heat cycling, and both shape the ceramic coating and wheel package we recommend.
What we do
Services for Corvette owners
Service 01
Corvette paint protection film
Full Body coverage is the norm for the C8, Z06 and ZR1. Low splitters, wide fenders and exposed carbon fiber all get wrapped, along with the rest of the car.
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Corvette ceramic coating
Keramik X (10H, 5-year) with a wheels-off ceramic service. Big rotors and track pads mean serious brake dust between washes.
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Corvette window tint
Ceramic film for glare and heat on track days, without touching the factory visibility you want at speed.
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Corvette questions
Does Full Body PPF cover the exposed carbon fiber on a Z06 or ZR1?
Yes. We map and wrap carbon fiber panels the same way as painted ones. Carbon fiber is some of the most damage-prone, expensive-to-replace material on the car, so it is rarely worth leaving bare.
Will PPF protect the front splitter from curb rash and speed bumps?
It helps significantly against scrapes and light contact. A splitter this low stays vulnerable to steep driveway aprons and high curbs. PPF reduces the damage but doesn't eliminate the risk.
What's different about coating a car that sees track days?
Mainly the wheels and brake dust. We recommend the wheels-off ceramic add-on so the barrels and faces get cleaned and coated separately, since that is where track use shows up first.
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