PPF cost in Statesboro: what film costs and what you get
Short answer: PPF at Elite starts at $1,500 for a partial front, $2,500 for a full front and $3,400 for the track package. That is the film plus the ceramic topcoat that every film job requires. Full body film starts at $6,000. Prices current as of October 2026.
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The short answer
The ceramic topcoat is required on every PPF job, so the starting price is film plus topcoat: $1,500 for a partial front, $2,500 for a full front and $3,400 for the track package. The film alone starts at $1,200, $2,200 and $3,000. The topcoat starts at $300 on a partial or full front and $400 on the track package.
Full body film starts at $6,000. The full body job needs the topcoat too, but its price is not posted, so ask us for that number. Your final price comes after we see the paint, and you get it before any work starts. Film is installed at our shop on US 80 in Statesboro. The full list is on our prices page, and the film itself is covered on the paint protection film page.
PPF prices and cost per year, October 2026
Starting prices for CovrGard film and the required ceramic topcoat. The per-year column is simple math over the 10-year CovrGard warranty, not a quote.
| Package | Film from | Required ceramic topcoat | Film and topcoat from | About per year over 10 years |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Partial front | $1,200 | From $300 | $1,500 | $150 |
| Full front | $2,200 | From $300 | $2,500 | $250 |
| Track package | $3,000 | From $400 | $3,400 | $340 |
| Full body | $6,000 | Required, ask us | Ask us | $600 for the film alone |
What it works out to per year
Spread over the 10-year CovrGard warranty, film and topcoat at the starting prices come to about $150 a year for a partial front, $250 for a full front and $340 for the track package.
The full body film alone is about $600 a year, before the topcoat. These numbers are simple math, not a quote, and they leave out any paint correction your car needs first.
The warranty covers cracking, crazing, bubbling and discoloring of the film from UV when it is registered within 7 days of install, and we register it for you. It does not cover damage from road debris. Film takes the chip so your paint does not, but the film itself is not warrantied against impact. See the warranty page for the full terms. Every job also carries our own 3-year in-house warranty.
Which package fits which driver
The right package depends on how you drive and how long you plan to keep the car. The starting prices below include the required topcoat.
Partial front. It starts at $1,500 with the topcoat, the lowest starting price for film. It covers the full bumper and part of the hood and fenders.
Full front. It starts at $2,500 with the topcoat. It fits a daily driver with highway miles, a new car, or dark paint. The hood and fenders are covered edge to edge, plus the headlights and the backs of the mirrors.
Track package. It starts at $3,400 with the topcoat. It is the full front plus the A-pillars, side skirts, rocker panels and splash guards, the step up when you want more than the front covered.
Full body. This covers the whole vehicle. It makes sense when you plan to keep the car and want every painted panel covered.
It is probably not worth it on an older car you are about to sell. If you only want gloss and easy washing, a coating alone may do the job. See ceramic coating vs PPF and the ceramic coating cost guide to compare the two.
The ceramic topcoat is required on every film job
Every PPF job at Elite is topped with a ceramic coating, and you cannot skip it. It is priced in addition to the film, starting at $300 on a partial or full front and $400 on the track package.
The coating keeps the film slick, cleaner and easier to wash. The film and the rest of the paint get the coating, so the whole car washes easier, and bugs and tar come off the film more easily.
A coating is not a film and film is not a coating. The film stops the chip, and the coating makes the car easier to keep clean. You still wash the car, and you do not wax a coated car.
What moves your PPF price
Three things move the price.
Coverage. Partial front, full front, track package or full body. This is the biggest step, and it is why the posted film prices run from $1,200 to $6,000.
Vehicle size and panel shape. The size of the vehicle and the shape of its panels both change the job.
Paint condition. Film seals in whatever is under it, so swirls and light scratches are polished out first. Any correction your paint needs before film goes on can add to the price. On its own, paint correction starts at $600 for a 1-step and $900 for a 2-step.
Finish is a separate choice. Film comes in gloss, satin, matte, carbon fiber and black. Our posted prices are listed by coverage, not by finish, so tell us which finish you want when you ask for a quote.
Getting film in Statesboro or Savannah
Film on cars is installed at our shop at 23060 US 80 E in Statesboro, where the light, dust and temperature are under control.
We do not install car film at your house. If you cannot bring the car in, we pick it up and drop it off for a fee, and we are insured to transport it. We work up to 100 miles out, including Savannah. Most film jobs take 2 to 5 days.
PPF cost questions
How much does PPF cost?
With the required ceramic topcoat, PPF starts at $1,500 for a partial front, $2,500 for a full front and $3,400 for the track package. Film alone starts at $1,200, $2,200 and $3,000, and full body film starts at $6,000.
How much is PPF for the front of a car?
A partial front starts at $1,200 and a full front at $2,200. With the required topcoat, which starts at $300, that is from $1,500 and $2,500. The full front adds the full hood, full fenders, headlights and the backs of the mirrors.
Do I have to get a ceramic topcoat with PPF?
Yes. We top every film job with a ceramic coating, and it is priced in addition to the film, starting at $300 on a partial or full front and $400 on the track package. It keeps the film slick, cleaner and easier to wash. The full body topcoat price is not posted, so ask us.
Is PPF worth the money?
If you drive highway miles, have a new car or dark paint, or plan to keep the car, film is worth it. On an older car you are about to sell, probably not.
What warranty comes with PPF?
CovrGard film carries a 10-year warranty when it is registered within 7 days of install, and we register it for you. Every job also carries our own 3-year in-house warranty.
Can I pay for PPF over time?
Yes. Afterpay splits the cost into payments over 6 weeks, and jobs over $10,000 can be financed through a financing company. Book 3 together and the third is typically 50% off. A 4th booked close to the first 3 gets the same discount. After a long break between jobs, it starts over. Ask when you book.
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Car and truck prices
Starting prices as posted by the shop. Your final price comes after we see the paint or gelcoat in person. See every package and price.
Ceramic coating
A hard, slick layer over the clear coat. Gloss that lasts and faster washes.
Starting at $1,200Paint protection film
Clear film that takes the rock chips and scratches so the paint does not.
Starting at $1,200Paint correction
Machine polishing that removes swirls and haze before anything is sealed in.
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23060 US 80 E, Statesboro, GA 30461
info@elitecoatingsandfilms.com
Monday to Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM. Saturdays on request, for a fee.
Serving Statesboro, Savannah and the coast, up to 100 miles. See service areas or read about the shop.