PPF, window tint, vinyl wrap and ceramic coating at our Bayswater North studio, plus mobile wash and detail across Vermont.
Vermont is practically on our doorstep, straight along Canterbury Road to our Bayswater North studio. Paint protection film, ceramic coating, window tint and vinyl wrap are all done in-studio, minutes from Vermont.
Our mobile wash and detail also services Vermont for the regular upkeep that keeps a coating or PPF looking its best.
Most of the cars we protect for Vermont owners are the ones on every driveway around here, and we keep a popular cars page with the coverage and film choices that suit each one. If you are weighing up film against a coating first, our guide on PPF versus ceramic coating explains what each one actually does. Vermont sits inside the wider area we cover from Bayswater North, and you can see the full list on our service areas page.
Full body, front end or custom coverage in self-healing film.
Deep gloss and easy washing over corrected paint.
Ceramic film for heat and UV rejection, kept road legal.
Full colour change or accents in gloss, satin or colour.
Cut, polish and full details, and prep before coating.
Regular upkeep at your home or work.
We look after everyday drivers, not just weekend supercars. Tell Henry, our owner, what you want to protect and what you have to spend, and he will put together a cost-effective option that makes sense for your car, with honest advice and no pressure.
Tell us what you drive and what you are after, and we will send back an honest quote.
Request a quoteProtection and film work (PPF, tint, vinyl wrap, ceramic coating) is done at our Bayswater North studio, a short drive from Vermont, in a controlled environment. Our mobile wash and detail comes to you in Vermont.
Yes. We install to Victorian VLT rules so your car stays road legal, wherever you are in Vermont or the wider east.
Just a small deposit to secure your booking. We give honest, no-obligation quotes and never ask for a large sum up front.
PPF starts at $800 + GST. What you pay depends on the car and how much of it you want covered, so a partial front is far less than a full body wrap. Tell Henry what you drive and what you have to spend and he will quote honestly. Our Melbourne PPF cost guide walks through the tiers.
Vermont sits between Canterbury Road and the Maroondah Highway, and most Vermont owners we see are doing daily kilometres on one or the other before joining EastLink or the Eastern. That is highway commuting, and highway commuting means stone chips land in a predictable pattern: the bumper first, then the leading edge of the bonnet, then the mirrors and the front third of the guards. A partial front covering exactly those areas is the package that suits most Vermont cars, and it starts at $800 + GST. A full front extends the film back across the whole bonnet and guards, which is worth it on a dark or soft paint where a chip is more visible and harder to repair invisibly. Full body makes sense on a new performance car or something you intend to keep. We would rather put you on the smaller package that matches how the car is actually driven than sell you coverage you will never use. See the paint protection film page for what each level includes.
Yes, film work happens at the Bayswater North studio because it needs clean air, controlled temperature and no rush. Vermont is about fifteen minutes away. A partial front is usually a same day job. A full front takes longer because every edge has to be wrapped into the panel rather than trimmed flush at the line, which is the difference between film that is still sealed in five years and film that lifts in one. Full body runs across several days. Most of that time is preparation rather than the film itself, since the paint has to be washed, decontaminated and corrected before anything goes over it. You get a firm time when you book.
Yes. Paint correction and full details are done at the Bayswater North studio where the lighting and space let us see what the paint actually needs. For regular upkeep, our mobile wash and detail comes to you in Vermont, at home or at work.
Most cars land between a few hundred dollars for a standard film and more for ceramic across the whole car. We fit SunTek film to Victorian VLT rules so the car stays road legal. Our Melbourne window tint cost guide sets out what drives the price.
Yes. Vermont sits between Mitcham and Ringwood, and both are a short drive from the Bayswater North studio. If you are closer to Mitcham, there are dedicated pages for paint protection film in Mitcham, ceramic coating in Mitcham and window tint in Mitcham. For Ringwood there are pages on paint protection in Ringwood and ceramic coating in Ringwood.