Basic Protection
Est. 4 hours
STEK DynoShield on the front of the hood, front fenders and mirrors.
Starting price $599
Yelo Autosports · Twin Cities
Paint Protection Film (PPF) in the Twin Cities
Invisible armor against rock chips, scratches & Minnesota winters.
What Is Paint Protection Film?
Paint protection film is the highest level of physical paint protection available for any vehicle. A virtually invisible urethane film is precision-cut and bonded to your most vulnerable panels — stopping rock chips, scratches, road debris, and the salt and grime that make Minnesota roads so rough on paint.
The Film Behind Every Package
STEK DynoShield self-healing paint protection film, precision-cut for a factory-look finish. Full-front to full-body coverage with a 10-year warranty.
PPF is a physical barrier — it absorbs rock chips and road impacts so your paint doesn't. The film self-heals minor scratches and swirl marks with heat, and leaves your factory paint untouched when removed. Protecting original paint from day one is almost always smarter than matching a repaint later. Pair it with ceramic coating for both physical impact defense and a surface that stays cleaner with less effort.
Why Choose Yelo for PPF
Film tucked, not cut
Wherever the panel allows, we wrap and tuck film edges instead of leaving a cut line — a cleaner finish with better long-term adhesion and fewer visible seams.
STEK DynoShield only
We don't install budget material. Every package uses STEK DynoShield — optically clear, self-healing urethane film backed by a 10-year warranty against yellowing, cracking and peeling.
Total transparency
Before we start, we walk you through the film, the prep process, what the warranty covers, and how to care for the install. No surprises — just a clear picture of what you're getting.
Built for Minnesota
We know what salt, sand, and cold-weather road debris do to paint. Every installation is built to hold up to the conditions that make PPF essential in the Twin Cities.
Coverage Packages
Premium Protection
Est. 10 hours
Adds the full front bumper to the hood front, fenders and mirrors.
Pricing varies
- Coupe$1,199
- Full Size Trucks$1,399
Ultimate Protection
Est. 14 hours
Entire hood, full fenders, bumper and mirrors — seamless, no center hood line.
Pricing varies
- Sedan$1,999
- Full Size Trucks$2,199
Track Protection
Est. 18 hours
Ultimate coverage plus side skirts, A-pillars and roofline — for lowered and sports vehicles.
Pricing varies
- Sedan$2,399
- Full Size Trucks$2,599
Full Body — Coupe/Sedan
Est. 40 hours
Every painted exterior surface wrapped in STEK DynoShield. The pinnacle of protection.
Pricing varies $6,499
Full Body in Matte — Coupe/Sedan
Est. 40 hours
Full-body coverage in STEK DynoMatte for a factory-matte, fully protected finish.
Pricing varies $6,749
What Our Clients Say
PPF Questions, Answered
Yes, absolutely. Paint protection film, also known as PPF or clear bra, offers the highest level of physical car paint protection available today against rock chips, scratches, and road debris. If you want to keep your vehicle's original paint looking new for years, PPF is one of the best ways to protect your investment.
PPF packages typically range from $1,000 to $6,000 or more, depending on the vehicle and how much coverage you choose. You can protect just the full front end — the highest-impact area of your vehicle — or choose full-body PPF for maximum paint protection. Pricing also depends on the vehicle's size and complexity.
A full-front PPF package is a great choice for protecting the areas that take the most damage, including the bumper, hood, fenders, and mirrors. If your goal is to preserve as much of the original factory paint as possible, full-body paint protection film provides the highest level of coverage. As car enthusiasts, we know that preserving original paint is usually better than trying to match a repaint later.
High-quality paint protection film can last around 10 years with proper care and maintenance. The lifespan depends on film quality, installation, mileage, storage conditions, and how the vehicle is maintained. At Yelo Autosports, we explain the product, warranty, and maintenance process so every client understands how to properly care for their PPF.
Professionally installed and properly removed, PPF generally should not damage original factory paint that is in good condition. The biggest risk is on panels that have been repainted or repaired, where paint may lift during removal. This is why it is important to tell your PPF installer about any previous paint or bodywork before installation.
Yes. Paint protection film is designed to protect against rock chips, scratches, road debris, and everyday driving damage, which is especially valuable with Minnesota winters and rough Twin Cities road conditions. While no product can make a vehicle completely damage-proof, PPF provides the highest level of physical protection available for automotive paint.
PPF is a physical film that protects your paint from rock chips, scratches, and road impacts, while ceramic coating is designed primarily for easier cleaning, chemical resistance, water repellency, and added gloss. Ceramic coating does not provide the same level of impact protection as paint protection film. For maximum car paint protection, many vehicle owners combine PPF with ceramic coating for both physical protection and easier maintenance.
Look at the shop's reviews, installer experience, quality of products, and whether they can clearly explain their installation process. At Yelo Autosports, we always make sure to explain what film we use, why we use it, how your vehicle will be prepared, what the warranty covers, and how to maintain the film. We believe transparency and education are essential when trusting a Twin Cities paint protection shop with your vehicle.
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