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What to Do Immediately After a Hailstorm Damages Your Car

Thu, 29 May 2025 09:26:14 GMT

What to Do Immediately After a Hailstorm Damages Your Car

Colorado storms can roll in fast—and when they bring hail, they leave behind a lot of damage in their wake. If your vehicle was caught in the storm, here’s exactly what you need to do right now to minimize stress, protect your vehicle, and avoid costly mistakes.

Step 1: Stay Calm and Take Photos

First things first—breathe. You’re not alone. Thousands of drivers experience hail damage every year in Colorado Springs. The best thing you can do is document the damage. First, take photos from every angle. Be sure to include close-ups of dents and broken glass. Also note the time and date of the storm. These will help with your insurance claim and help you get proper repairs.

Step 2: Call Your Insurance Company

Most hail damage is covered under your comprehensive coverage. You’ll need to start a claim and get a claim number. Your insurance company will ask for the date, time, and location of the storm. They will also ask if you know the size of hail stones, the size of damage, and how many panels are affected. Most companies will schedule a video inspection to write their initial estimate. Don’t be too concerned that they can’t really see anything or that the amount they write for is too low. That’s where we come in. It is important to call Pro Auto Spa before scheduling repairs with your insurance’s “preferred provider.” Why? Because those “preferred” shops often prioritize speed and cost over quality. At Pro Auto Spa, we work with every insurance company—but we work for YOU.

Step 3: Avoid Traveling Storm Chasers

Beware of pop-up tents offering “free deductibles” or promising fast fixes. These companies often leave town once the storm season ends, use subpar materials or skip quality control, and disappear when issues arise later.

Pro Auto Spa is locally owned and operated. We’ve served Colorado Springs for over 13 years and stand behind every repair we do.

Step 4: Schedule a Free Hail Assessment at Pro Auto Spa

We make it easy.

No-obligation inspections
Clear guidance through the insurance process
Paintless dent repair (PDR) by certified technicians
Option to combine repairs with ceramic coatings or window tint for full vehicle rejuvenation

Your Car Deserves the Best.

At Pro Auto Spa, we’re not just fixing dents—we’re restoring your peace of mind.

We offer a clean, welcoming shop, a guided vehicle intake process, and clear communication from start to finish.
Call or text us now to schedule your free hail inspection.
Because when the storm passes, we’re the calm that comes after.

What is the difference between a Ceramic Coating and Paint Protection Film?

Wed, 02 Apr 2025 09:20:57 GMT

What is the difference between a Ceramic Coating and Paint Protection Film?

At Pro Auto Spa, we get a lot of questions about the difference between ceramic coatings and paint protection film (PPF). There is a lot of misinformation out there, and we want to clear things up so you can make the best decision for your vehicle.

Both ceramic coatings and PPF are excellent ways to protect your car’s paint, but they serve different purposes. Let’s break it down.

What is a Ceramic Coating?

A ceramic coating is a liquid polymer applied to a vehicle’s paint that chemically bonds with the surface, creating a hydrophobic (water-repellent) layer. Once cured, it enhances the paint’s gloss, makes cleaning easier, and provides some resistance to UV rays, chemical contaminants, and minor abrasions.

Benefits of Ceramic Coating:

Gloss and Depth: Enhances the shine and depth of your paint.
Hydrophobic Properties: Water, dirt, and grime bead off easily.
UV and Chemical Protection: Helps prevent oxidation and fading.
Ease of Maintenance: Cleaning your car is easier and faster.

What a Ceramic Coating Does NOT Do:

Prevent rock chips and deep scratches.
Act as a physical barrier against damage.
Eliminate the need for washing (your car still gets dirty)

What is Paint Protection Film (PPF)?

Paint Protection Film (PPF) is a self-healing polyurethane film applied to your car’s exterior to protect against physical damage. It acts as a sacrificial layer, absorbing impact from rock chips, scratches, road debris, and other hazards.

Benefits of PPF:

Rock Chip Protection: Shields your paint from road debris and impacts.
Self-healing Properties: Minor scratches disappear with heat.
UV Protection: Prevents paint from fading over time.
Stain Resistance: Guards against bug splatter, bird droppings, and other contaminants.
Ceramic Infused: Makes cleaning easier.
There are now many options besides clear including different colors and designs for PPF.

What PPF Does NOT Do:

Provide the same level of gloss as a ceramic coating.
Make washing unnecessary (dirt still accumulates).
Prevent dents and dings.
Last forever (depending on the use and abuse of your vehicle)

Which One is Right for You?

It depends on what you are looking for:

If you want easier maintenance, deep gloss, and chemical resistance then go with a ceramic coating.
If you want maximum protection against rock chips, scratches, and road debris then PPF is the better choice.
For the Ultimate Protection, apply both! Many of our clients choose PPF for high-impact areas (like the front end, hood, fenders, and mirrors) and add a ceramic coating on top for extra gloss and easy cleaning.

Final Thoughts

At Pro Auto Spa, we specialize in both Ceramic Coatings and PPF applications, and we always take time to educate our customers. If you are unsure about what’s best for your car, bring it in, and we’ll walk you through your options based on your driving habits, budget, and protection goals.

The Truth About Hail Damage Repair: You Have a Choice!

Wed, 02 Apr 2025 09:10:57 GMT

The Truth About Hail Damage Repair: You Have a Choice!

Imagine this: You’re driving home after a long day when you hear the dreaded sound – ping, ping, PING! Hail is hammering down on your car like a drum solo in a rock concert. Fast forward to the next morning, and your once-sleek ride now looks like it was parked on the driving range for a month. You file an insurance claim, and they send you a list of “preferred” body shops. Great, right? Not so fast.

Here’s the biggest misconception about insurance claims: You don’t have to use the shop your insurance company recommends. That’s right – you have the power to choose where your car gets repaired.

The Six-Month Nightmare That Could Have Been Avoided

Just this week, a woman walked into Pro Auto Spa, frustrated and exhausted. She had been waiting SIX months for a big-name national body shop to fix her hail damage. Six months of driving a dented car. Six months of calling, waiting, and getting the same answer: “We’ll get to it soon.”
Guess what? She didn’t have to wait at all. She didn’t even realize she had a choice. When she found out that Pro Auto Spa could fix her hail damage immediately, she was shocked and relieved

Why Do Insurance Companies Push Certain Shops?

Insurance companies steer customers toward “preferred” shops because they have agreements in place – not necessarily because those shops are the best or fastest. These agreements often mean the shop is working under strict cost limitations that may not prioritize speed or quality. Meanwhile, independent shops (like Pro Auto Spa) focus on getting your car back to you quickly and looking flawless – not on cutting corners to meet an insurance company’s bottom line.

Why Choose Pro Auto Spa for Hail Damage Repair?

No long wait times – We can get your car in now instead of months from now.
Expert repair work – Our team specializes in paintless dent repair (PDR), which is the best method for fixing hail damage without harming your car’s original paint.
We work with all insurance companies – Just because we’re not on their “preferred” list doesn’t mean we can’t handle your claim. We absolutely can, and we make the process easy.

Don’t Let Insurance Dictate Your Choice

If your car has hail damage, don’t sit around waiting for a body shop to finally call you back. You have a choice. Come to Pro Auto Spa where we’ll fix your car quickly and professionally – no endless waiting required.

Your car deserves better than a six-month delay. And so do you.

How Much Does It Cost to Protect Your Ride with Paint Protection Film (PPF)?

Wed, 02 Apr 2025 09:06:44 GMT

The Ultimate Guide to Clear Bra Packages at Pro Auto Spa

Your car is more than just a vehicle – it’s a statement, an investment, and for some of us, a second love. But let’s be real: Colorado roads don’t care. From rock chips to road debris and unexpected surprises, your paint job is under constant attack. That’s where Paint Protection Film (PPF) come in – a virtually invisible shield that keeps your car looking flawless.

At Pro Auto Spa, we offer several PPF packages designed to fit your needs and budget. Whether you’re looking for just the essentials or full-body armor, we’ve got you covered (literally). Let’s break it down!

Partial Front End Package – Starting at $1,195

Perfect for daily drivers who want solid front-end protection without breaking the bank.

This package covers:

Front bumper
Partial hood
Partial fenders
Headlights
Fog lights
Side mirrors

If you’re tired of seeing rock chips and road rash appear overnight, this is the entry-level protection you need. Ideal for those who want to safeguard high-impact areas while keeping costs low.

Full Front End Package – Starting at $2,195

For those who want to go the extra mile in protecting their vehicle’s most vulnerable areas.

This package covers:

Full front bumper
Full hood
Full fenders
Headlights
Fog lights
Side Mirrors

Think of this as the “no compromise" approach to front-end protection. If you want to keep that showroom shine without the stress of chips and scratches, this is the sweet spot.

Full body Protection – Starting at $6,000

For the ultimate car enthusiast who refuses for anything less than perfection.

This is the gold standard of PPF coverage, offering protection for every painted surface of your vehicle. Say goodbye to rock chips, scratches, and swirling from car washes. Your car will stay looking brand new for years to come.

Perfect for:

Exotic cars and super cars
High-end luxury vehicles
Anyone who wants total peace of mind

When you choose full-body protection, you’re making an investment in the long-term beauty and value of your car. And let’s be honest – there’s something incredibly satisfying about knowing your entire vehicle is wrapped in an invisible force field.

A La Carte – Custom Pricing

Not seeing exactly what you need? No worries! We offer custom PPF solutions tailored to your specific needs. Whether it’s door edges, door cups, rocker panels, headlights, or any other area that takes a beating, we can protect it. Just let us know what you’re looking for, and we’ll put together the perfect package for you.

Why Choose Pro Auto Spa?

Certified PPF installers with years of experience
Only the highest quality, self-healing film
Precision application for a seamless, invisible finish
Customer service that goes above and beyond

Your car deserves the best. Whether you’re looking for entry-level protection or full-body peace of mind, we’ve got the perfect PPF package for you.

Dings and Dents Just Pop Out, Right?

Wed, 02 Apr 2025 08:57:20 GMT

We’ve all seen this on a video. Some guy comes out of the grocery store and notices a big dent in the side of his car. He drives to the gas station, blows pressurized air into his tailpipe – and BOOM! – the dent magically disappears. If only it were that easy! At Pro Auto Spa, we often have customers come in, point at a dent, and say, “Can’t you just pop it out?”

Well, we hate to be the bearers of bad news, but dents don’t work like those expandable sponge dinosaurs you put in water. There’s a real science behind Paintless Dent Repair (PDR), and today, we’re going to break it down. Why Dents Don’t Just “Pop” Back Out Your car’s body isn’t made of rubber – it’s made of steel or aluminum, and metal doesn’t just snap back into place. When a dent happens, the metal stretches, bends, and sometimes even warps. That means fixing it takes more than just pushing from behind – it requires precision, patience, the proper tools, and the right techniques.

Common Myths About Dents

Can’t you just use a plunger or suction cup?

We appreciate the DIY spirit, but unless you want your car looking like it lost a battle to a toilet, we don’t recommend it. Plungers can actually make dents worse by pulling unevenly or damaging the paint.

If I park in the sun, the heat will make the dent pop out.

Nice try, but unless you’re driving a car made of memory foam, that dent isn’t going anywhere. Heat can help make metal more pliable, but it won’t reverse the damage on its own. If I push the dent from the inside, it’ll go back to normal.
While enthusiasm is great, this is more likely to create a lumpy mess than a smooth repair. Believe us, we’ve seen it more than we’d like to recall throughout the years. Besides, cars have reinforcement beams, sound-deadening materials, laminated glass, and many other obstacles, making this a bad idea. Don’t be a DIYer when it comes to PDR.

The Right Way to Fix a Dent: Paintless Dent Repair (PDR)

At Pro Auto Spa, we use Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) to restore dents to their original contour without repainting or body fillers. This process is superior than traditional body work and requires:

Specialized Tools – We use precision tools and other equipment to gently massage and move the metal back into place.
A Trained Eye – Every dent is different requiring a skilled technician to analyze the depth, size, and accessibility to determine the best approach.
Patience and Skill – PDR isn’t about brute force. It is a very delicate process that requires years of experience.

Why Choose PDR?

Maintains your original paint.
No need for fillers or repainting.
Faster repair than traditional body work.
No diminished value to your vehicle.
Moral of the Story: Bring It to the Pros

If your car has a dent just bring it to us or your trusted PDR shop. We’ll assess the damage and let you know if PDR is the right solution. Whether it’s a rogue shopping cart, a high-flying baseball, an aggressive parking lot ding, or a deer running into the side of your car, we’ve got you covered. Got a dent that needs fixing? Give us a call or stop by Pro Auto Spa – we promise we won’t use a plunger.

Why Paint Protection Film For Tesla Models Makes Sense

Thu, 16 Feb 2023 08:51:44 GMT

Some things go together. Whether new or previously owned, investing in factory paint protective solutions for a Tesla is an aftermarket decision that most EV owners eventually cross. As we all know, Tesla’s paint jobs are not on par with the quality of their technological advancements. And while there are several options to protect your Model 3, Model Y, Model X or Model S, investing in paint protection film for Tesla models is one that makes sense.

Tesla owners buy self-healing PPF for many reasons. It can protect fenders from scratching of shopping carts, can keep your Tesla Model 3 free from swirls caused by car washing, and can make it easier to clean bird droppings. However, some owners are concerned that PPF is too expensive, may not hold up to warranty claims, or can damage paint on the front bumper or hood.

Like the facts about window tint and other protective solutions, some of these concerns are simply false. Clear bra can protect your new Tesla from rock chips, or keep that matte finish free of scratches. It’s the best Tesla paint protection product available – period.

So, let’s explore the top three reasons why it’s a brilliant idea to include PPF or clear bra to your list of aftermarket paint protection solutions for 2022.

Reason #1 – Paint Protection Film is the Only Way to Reduce Paint Chipping

When it comes to the cosmetic appearance of any vehicle, damage to the paintwork due to hitting road debris is near the top of the list. Mild scratches created by automated car washing machines or swirl marks can be fixed through paint correction – or polishing by professional detailers. However, when a small piece of gravel or rock hits the paint – it can easily penetrate the thin factory clear coat and create a hard-to-fix chip.

PPF or a clear bra is a nearly indestructible thermoplastic polymer that is transparent, long-lasting, and can deflect most road debris once it hits the vehicle. While a ceramic coating can protect your Tesla from environmental contamination, it simply isn’t hard enough to make it resistant to hard objects hitting the car at highway speeds.

You can purchase automotive PPF with a matte or high gloss finish, one that heals instantly, and some with ceramic coating infused onto the top layer. It’s possible to install on your full hood, full front of the vehicle, or entire Tesla Model Y – front to back.

Installing a PPF on your Tesla is the only way to reduce permanent paint damage significantly. It’s recommended to have a professional detailer apply PPF on the vehicle’s front end – as this is where most road strike damage occurs.

Reason #2 – PPF on a Tesla can Hide Microscopic Paint Imperfections

Modern technology is used to streamline our daily lives. While we all use our mobile devices for everyday communication – from emails to video conference calls, some technology solutions help mask issues. One of the best reasons to install paint protection film is the nanotechnology infused in the adhesive.

When PPF is installed, the adhesive slip fills minor scratches, swirl marks, and other imperfections found in factory paint jobs – even those freshly delivered to customers. This helps to improve the depth, gloss, and shine of the paintwork, making black Tesla vehicles shiny – and white models crisp and clean. Adding an extra layer of ceramic coating on top of the clear bra can improve the hydrophobic shine properties and keep the vehicle cleaner.

Reason #3 – PPF Offers Tesla Owners the Best Bang for Their Buck

One primary consideration for any car owner is measuring the cost of having aftermarket work completed on their vehicles. There was a time when having a professional auto spa or detailer add paint protection film to their car was only for the ultra-rich. However, as technology and manufacturing standards have improved, and installers have better tools like plotters which save precious time and resources, the cost of installation jobs has decreased recently.

Since PPF is the only protection solution that can block UV rays damage, protect the paint from toxins, rock damage, scratches, and holds up for ten-plus years – it’s simply the best financial investment Tesla owners can make.

Consider the Best of Both Worlds – PPF and Ceramic Coating for Tesla Models

The most popular Ceramic Pro package for Tesla models is the Ultimate Armor – or a complete front PPF installation, topped with Ceramic Pro 9H and Top Coat – and a complete ceramic coating package on all other vehicle surfaces of the entire car.

Ceramic coatings are known for keeping vehicles cleaner for more extended periods. This is often a disadvantage of some paint protection films. Ceramic Pro’s latest Ceramic Coated KAVACA PPF offers the best of both worlds – the strength of PPF and protection of ceramic coatings.

The film contains nanoceramic technology on the bottom adhesive and top layer. It helps to fill those minor imperfections on the clear coating once installed. The film’s ceramic top coating improves natural hydrophobic properties, blocks more UV damage, and makes it easier to remove sticky contaminants like tree sap, bird droppings, and bug splatters.

Finally, the installer will apply Ceramic Pro coatings on the full car – including wheels and calipers, glass, and on the full fenders. It reduces paint oxidation, and doubles up the layer of protection when installed on the painted surfaces and PPF. If you have a vinyl wrap, consider having a Ceramic Pro shop apply Vinyl & PPF ceramic coatings – to protect that expensive wrap from environmental damage.

Get a FREE Quote on PPF for Tesla Models TODAY

Whether you are considering a ceramic coating or paint protection film for Tesla, the network of Ceramic Pro Americas installers offers an affordable and professional solution for you. If you’d like to find out how cost-effective and affordable paint protection film installation can be – click the button below to receive a customized free quote from a Ceramic Pro installer near you.

Window Tint for Porsches – How to Pick the Right Window Tint for Your Porsche

Thu, 16 Feb 2023 08:40:50 GMT

Sponsored content provided by Ceramic Pro

“This video and article below are presented by Ceramic Pro Americas. It will provide a detailed tutorial on what you should consider when choosing the right window tint for your Porsche. It will also introduce you to Ceramic Pro’s KAVACA Window Film technology.”

Whether you’re a classic 911 enthusiast, or patiently waiting for your new Taycan Electric Luxury Sedan to be delivered, one thing all Porsche owners have in common is the need for high quality window film that protects the interior from damaging UV rays.

Window tinting technology has evolved significantly over the years. In fact, there are new Ceramic IR window films that can reflect up to 96% of heat producing infrared radiation from entering your vehicle – that keeps your Porsche comfortable and cool. There are also tints with this protective quality that are nearly transparent.

If you’re thinking having the windows on your Porsche tinted, but not sure what VLT means, how to choose the right tints, and how long they’ll hold up, this article is customized for you.

In the information below, we’ll provide a quick guide to choosing the right tint for Porsche cars and SUVs. Let’s get started.

Six Tips for Choosing the Right Window Tint for Your Porsche

Technology makes everything easier. But sometimes, the multitude of window tint manufacturers, types, styles, VLTs, and other factors can create more confusion. If you want to get rid of these hurdles and remove any confusion, here are six simple tips for choosing the best window tint for your Porsche.

Tip #1 – Where Do You Live?

Before you contact any window tint film installer near you, the first question you should consider is where you live. Most entry-level tints are designed mainly for aesthetic improvements – with protection against harmful UV rays. But, if you live in the southern US, opting for an IR-blocking window tint that can protect the interior and your skin from UV damage is a good idea.

Tip #2 – Does Your Porsche Currently Have Privacy Glass?

If your Porsche is relatively new, the rear windows (and possibly the fronts) will likely be tinted. However, this can be extremely deceptive. It's more probable that your newer vehicle has factory glass or installed privacy glass than protective window film.

The tinting of car windows may sometimes be referred to as privacy glass. It's a particularly produced automobile window with a dark pigment added during manufacturing. Its main purpose is to improve privacy so that others can't look in your vehicle. However, it provides minimal UV or IR protection.

If you have privacy glass – and want protection from UVA, UVB, and heat-producing IR – then you should consider a window tint that offers these protective qualities.

Tip #3 – Understand Window Tint Terminology

The best advice we can offer for choosing a window film is to learn the industry terminology. In the window tint world, there are three abbreviations you will hear in the description of window tints.

Visible Light Transmittance (VLT) is the visible light that can pass through the window film or the glass with tint. A darker window tint produces lower VLT levels. The VLT essentially determines the tint darkness or tint percentage.

Visible Light Reflectance (VLR) is the reflected visible light by glass or window tint. Essentially – it helps reduce glare – so the higher the VLR – the easier it is to see during high light conditions.

Total Solar Energy Rejected (TSER) is the rating that gives car owners the best overall indicator about the tint’s ability to protect against UVA and UVB, infrared radiation (IR), and visible light transmission. The higher the TSER – the more protection the film produces.

Tip #4 – Research Your State Window Tint Laws

Like most automotive rules and regulations, window tint laws are specific and unique to each US State and many Canadian Providences. Most laws focus on the VLT or the darkness of a window tint. Before shopping for window tint, check out your State Window Tint Laws by clicking this link .

Key Tip: What’s important is to learn the laws of the state your vehicle is registered – not where you live. However, if you’re going to be moving sooner than later to another state, it’s also a good idea to learn that state’s laws.

Tip #5 – Understand Your Options

Once you understand the lingo – and the laws specific to your location, it’s time to pick a window tint. While there are several on the market today, two stand out – and give you the best bang for your buck – especially regarding protection.

Carbon Color Stable Window Tint

The protective qualities offered by premium window film begin at the carbon window tint level. Nano carbon technology is infused in the tint, which helps provide added strength and shatter resistance, and blocks up to 99 percent of UV rays , including UVA and UVB. This not only reduces damage to interior components like seats, dashboards, and plastics but also reduces the potential for skin cancer.

Ceramic IR Window Tint

The upper tier of tint for cars is a ceramic tint . It’s basically the best of all worlds – where it can block nearly all of UVA and UVB and can reduce more than 90 percent of infrared transmission into your vehicle. Some new Ceramic IR tints elevate that protection to up to 96 percent.

Tip #6 – When in Doubt – Ask Your Window Tint Installer

Picking an automotive window film that fits your needs, desires, and, most importantly – budget can be time-consuming and frustrating for many Porsche owners. One of the best resources for any vehicle owner to consider is speaking with a certified window tint installer near you.

The team of window film installers that Ceramic Pro has assembled under our umbrella is dedicated to surpassing the expectations of each customer they serve. They’ll help you understand the benefits, drawbacks, and pricing of Carbon Color Stable or Ceramic IR window tint. If one is better suited for your needs, they’ll give you an honest and factual estimate – without the runaround.

If you have questions about Ceramic Pro KAVACA Window Film or want a free quote from a local Ceramic Pro Elite Dealer or Certified Installer, click this link to request an estimate .

Porsche Ceramic Coatings vs. Paint Protection Film: What’s the Best Option for You?

Thu, 16 Feb 2023 08:16:15 GMT

Sponsored content provided by Ceramic Pro

“This video and article below are presented by Ceramic Pro Americas. It will explain the difference between nano ceramic coatings and paint protection film – products available through Ceramic Pro’s network of certified installers.”

Whether you own a vintage Porsche 911 or G-force generating GT2 RS track monster, dealing with road debris, and keeping your paint in optimal condition is a constant struggle for any Porsche owner. At Ceramic Pro Americas, we’re often asked by Porsche owners what’s better – Porsche ceramic coatings vs paint protection film or PPF?

Like any automotive enhancement, there are pros and cons to each type of paint protective solution. So – what’s the best option for a Porsche owner? The team at CeramicPro.com is here to provide some facts so that you can make an informed decision.

What is a Ceramic Coating?

A ceramic coating is a semi-permanent layer of protection that can be bonded to your paint, glass, chrome, wheels, leather, textiles, and even plastic trim.

Ceramic coatings primarily comprise two main ingredients – Silica Dioxide and Titanium Dioxide. As it’s applied to the surface, the coating penetrates the microscopic peaks and valleys found in any porous surface (like the top layer of paint or clear coat, for example).

As it hardens, it levels exceptionally flat, creating a slippery surface that will allow the vehicle to stay cleaner for more extended periods. This is called having hydrophobic properties. It also helps to reduce fading caused by UV radiation, contaminants, and other environmental factors.

Some of the critical PROs of having ceramic coatings installed on your Porsche include:

It can be applied to virtually any surface – and protect it from staining or premature aging.
It enhances the depth, shine, and gloss of the material it’s protecting.
It’s easier to clean and maintain your vehicle.
Rubber and brake dust is less likely to stick – and easier to remove (Key Bonus for your track guys and gals).

Some of the key CONs of a ceramic coating include:

They are scratch-resistant – but not scratch-proof. Even the best coatings can be scratched.
Does not protect the paint from road debris.
The longevity of the coating is mainly based on how many layers are installed by professionals and keeping up with routine maintenance washes (using the right products matters too).

What is Paint Protection Film or a PPF?

Paint protection film is also known as clear bra or PPF. It’s a strong and durable polyurethane-based material that is typically transparent and is installed on the exterior body panels of a Porsche. Its incredible strength and mailability allow it to be custom fit, stretched, and conformed to the elegant body lines of your modern or vintage Porsche.

The most significant advantage to having PPF installed is preventing significant damage to paint from flying debris and rocks. Also, if the film is scratched by rocks, sticks, or other flying debris, it can be fixed via heat.

Some of the key PROs to a PPF include:

Offers better protection against road debris.
Only one layer needs to be applied – and it lasts up to 10 years.
It can be combined with Ceramic Coatings to offer complete vehicle protection.

Some of the key CONs include:

More expensive than a ceramic coating.
If it’s damaged too much, it needs to be replaced.
Can be damaged by environmental factors or using soaps/detail sprays with wax or petroleum distillates. (Installing a ceramic coating on top eliminates this variable).

What’s Best – Paint Protection Film or Ceramic Coating?

For the best of both worlds, we launched a new line of PPF, KAVACA Ceramic Coated which offers the amazing benefits of ceramic coatings infused into the paint protection film, making it the most advanced PPF available.

Plus, when you work with a Ceramic Pro Elite Dealer or Auto Spa each can be applied during the same visit and provide you with up to a lifetime warranty for paint protection and registered under CARFAX vehicle history reports. Whether you own a Boxster, Cayenne, Cayman, GTS, daily driver, or the entire car is track only, you’ll get superior protection from both options.

If you’d like to explore your opportunities with a high-quality, professional-grade ceramic coating or receive a free estimate for Kavaca Paint Protection Film, click here .

Is a Clear Bra Worth It?

Tue, 17 May 2022 08:04:11 GMT

Is applying a clear bra to your car worth it?

A clear bra (also known as paint protection film) is a transparent and thermoplastic protection film or material that is applied to your car to prevent light scratches and chips. The film is usually applied over the front of a vehicle since this area is most prone to road debris, gravel, tree branches, and more.

Clear bra is often used in conjunction with ceramic coating to offer the best protection and the best shine. This clear bra offers more durable protection for your paint, while the ceramic coating brings out a better-than-showroom shine. But the process requires precision, highly-trained professionals, and the right environment. Moreover, there are some cases where a clear bra isn’t recommended.

This article will cover the advantages and disadvantages of applying a clear bra to your car to help you decide if it’s the right decision for your vehicle.

The Advantages of Clear Bra on a New Car

A clear bra or PPF helps keep your car’s paint job looking top-notch, protecting your car’s paint from chips, scratches, and bug splatter.

Here are a few advantages of applying a clear bra on a new vehicle:

Protects your car’s exterior from rock chips and other road debris
Protects and prevents the internal metals from eroding
Clear bra can be replaced without damaging the original paint job.
Clear bra can provide your vehicle with UV protection.
You can choose to cover different areas of your vehicle – the hood or front end of your car, or the entire vehicle.
Protects the car from poor weather conditions and chemical reactions.
Boosts your car’s resale value since a well-maintained paint job is a crucial factor for dealerships.
A clear bra can give your car a shiny, sleek appearance if you want to improve your car’s paint job for aesthetic reasons. And you can even opt for a matte finish.

Disadvantages of Applying Clear Bra on New Cars

Like most products, certain paint protection films are more durable than others. As a result, you need to do your research before committing to a particular film or coating for your car.

Here are a few potential disadvantages of applying a clear bra:

Peeling film: If the film lacks the correct technology to seal the edges, or if it isn’t installed correctly, the clear bra will start to peel away. As a result, your car won’t be protected from road debris.
Yellowing film: Once again, low-quality films can cause yellowing due to exposure to UV rays. Fortunately, the best films guarantee no yellowing for up to ten years after application.
Expense: Applying a clear bra on your car can be pretty pricey – the cost ranges from $900-$2,500. But you can opt for professional nano-ceramic coatings instead if you want a more affordable option. However, you should note that they don’t offer as much protection from chips and road debris as a clear bra. This is confusing. What are you pricing for your cost options? That entirely depends on how much is being covered. A full car would start out at $6995 for us and could exceed $10k depending on coverage and difficulty of job. Ceramic coating is not a substitute for clear bra

Is It Worth It to Get a Clear Bra Done on Your Car?

If you’ve recently purchased a new car and want to keep it in top condition, then a clear bra is a significant protection element that can maintain your car’s original paint quality.

Brand new showroom cars are still exposed to different weather conditions and are in need of protection. As a result, your new car’s glow begins to fade, and you might not realize this until weeks or months later.

If you want to protect your car from road debris, visit the Pro Auto Spa website today. We offer PPF installation and ceramic coating solutions. And we offer free evaluations to help you make the right decision for your car!

Is Window Tinting a Good Idea?

Tue, 17 May 2022 07:57:16 GMT

Is window tinting a good idea?

Before we dive into whether or not window tinting is a good idea, let’s first cover what window tinting is.

Windowing tinting is applying a thin laminate film to the windows of your car. The lightweight laminate film will darken the vehicle’s glass, and you can choose the level of darkness you want.

Tinted windows also make it more difficult for people to see inside your car. As a result, people often tint their car windows for safety and privacy reasons.

But that’s not the only reason. Tinted windows can also offer protection from UV rays, reduce your car’s interior heat, and reduce glare.

Moreover, you can tint your car’s windows for aesthetic reasons if you simply prefer the look of darkened windows.

Why Install Window Tint on Your Car?

Here are three reasons why car owners should install window tint on their cars:

1. Provide protection against UV exposure

The sun’s UV rays can cause significant damage to your car’s interior and your own skin. Fortunately, window tinting can block about 99% of damaging UV rays. This way, your car’s dashboard, seats, and other interior components won’t begin to crack or fade.

Window tinting also protects you against skin cancer and other illnesses. In fact, data has shown that UV filtering glass can reduce skin cancer deaths after UV exposure by 93%.

As a result, window tinting protects your car and your own health.

2. Reduce cReduce cabin temperatureabin temperature

Stepping into an incredibly hot car is both uncomfortable and potentially dangerous.

Fortunately, window tinting can protect your car’s interior from the sun’s heat. The material used in window tints can block thermal energy, including the sun’s ultraviolet (UV) and infrared radiation. This way, the interior of your vehicle won’t heat up as quickly while some sunlight will still shine through.

3. Improve Visual Appeal

If you prefer darker windows, then tinted windows are definitely for you. Generally, tinted windows can improve a car’s appearance to look more modern and sleek.

How is Window Tinting Beneficial?

Here are two more reasons for car window tinting:

1. Improves your car’s resale value

As mentioned above, professional window tinting of your car’s windows will keep the interior in good condition.

The condition of a car’s interior plays a significant factor when car dealerships evaluate your car and assign a resale value and trade-in value.

2. Reduces the potential of shattering glass

Many window films are built with durable materials that bond with your car’s glass. This way, it provides the windows with extra strength and durability.

This durability can even reinforce your car’s windows during a car accident. As a result, some pieces of broken glass will stay stuck to the window tint, but they won’t make contact with your body. This is a significant safety benefit.

Consider Professional Window Tint for Cars

You can get your car’s windows tinted at your dealership, at professional auto salons, or you can opt to do it yourself. But you should note that window tinting is a delicate process that takes time and expertise if you want it done right. As a result, it’s a good idea to work with a professional when tinting your car’s windows.

Professionals will explain what kind of window tints are available, offer solutions according to your budget and needs, and get the job done properly. Additionally, when tinting is done correctly, it usually lasts longer and will provide you with all the expected benefits.

So, is window tinting a good idea?

Definitely, when done by the right professionals.

At Pro Auto Spa , we can window tint just about any vehicle, from cars to semi-trucks, limos, SUVs, boats, and RVs. Visit our website today!

Can you wax a car with paint protection film?

Mon, 18 Apr 2022 07:45:22 GMT

Paint protection film (PPF) provides unparalleled protection for your car, preventing chips and other damage and keeping your paintwork in pristine condition. However, many vehicle owners wonder if they can – and should – continue with regular waxing after their PPF has been installed. Can you wax a car with paint protection film?

The answer is that you absolutely can wax your PPF-protected car, but you don’t really need to for the most part. Your car will require far less waxing than it ordinarily would without a PPF. Having said that, it isn’t really necessary or even advisable to wax over a PPF. Wax can build up along the edges of the film, which can become unsightly over time. It is a better choice to apply either a ceramic coating or a sealant over the PPF, which will usually prevent the need for waxing entirely. It’s best to follow the film manufacturer’s guidance here.

We proudly use the industry’s best PPF from XPEL. Regarding wax, XPEL states:

“While you can wax the film, be sure the product you are using doesn’t contain Naphtha or Kerosene in concentrations over 5%, and avoid waxes that contain dyes. For best results, we recommend using our XPEL Flawless Finish Paint Protection Film Sealant or XPEL Ceramic Boost. This product has been specially formulated for use with polyurethane paint protection films to provide the maximum protection and gloss, while containing no ingredients that would cause discoloration over time.”

What Waxes Can I use?

If you do decide to wax your car when you already have a PPF, it is very important to use the right waxes. Technically, it is possible to wax a car that has been coated with PPF, provided you use a wax that does not contain kerosene or

Can you Machine Polish a car with PPF Installed?

Opinions seem to be divided on this matter. For the most part, it is better not to attempt to polish your PPF-coated car. First, you cannot polish PPF in the same way that you polish paintwork and clear coat, so it is a pointless exercise. Secondly, you will probably damage your PPF in the attempt. That being said, it is technically possible to polish over PPF, and it may be necessary when the coat gets older and starts to lose some of its shine. If you do decide to polish, be extra careful and remember to use the least abrasive pad and polish combination. If your PPF does get to the point that you are considering polishing it, it may actually be time to replace it. As indicated above, it’s best to use XPEL Flawless Finish Paint Protection Film Sealant.

How To Clean a Car with Paint Protection Film Installed

You should exercise extra special care when cleaning your PPF-coated car. Look for a specialty car shampoo that is specially formulated for use on clear bra. The detergent should be applied using a microfiber mitt. Never attempt to wipe off any dirt with a dry cloth, as this could damage the coating. If you are going to use a power washer, steer clear of the edges of the film. It is also best to avoid commercial car washes.

Now that you know more about whether to wax a car with paint protection film, treat your vehicle to the appearance and protection service it deserves. Pro Auto Spa is a family-owned auto appearance business in Colorado Springs. We offer 7,000 square feet of state-of-the-art car detailing facilities, covering the full range of auto appearance services from ceramic coating to PPF and more. Contact us for more information or come and visit our workshop on Tejon Street downtown.

Ceramic Coating vs. Paint Protection Film

Mon, 11 Apr 2022 07:40:00 GMT

Many people looking for protective coatings for their cars often spend a lot of time pondering the choice of ceramic coating vs. paint protection film . The two options provide benefits that are similar in many ways. Both of them protect your car’s paintwork, keeping it looking like new for longer and preventing sun damage, and marks caused by various contaminants. Both of them will preserve the beauty of your car and add value to it.

Both solutions do the following:

Stop chemical marking and etching
Keeps the car looking newer for longer
Prevents swirl marks and hard water stains
Prevent oxidation and fading

PPF provides the following benefits, which you cannot get from ceramic coatings:

Stops rock chips
Prevents small scratches
Self-heals after impacts from stones and debris

Ceramic coating offers a better-than-showroom shine for years to come.

Depending on your vehicle and coverage area, PPF can be more of a financial investment than ceramic coating, so you need to consider the benefits and your own budget.

How are Paint Protection Films and Ceramic Coatings Different?

Although the two treatments are similar in many key attributes, they also differ from one another in a number of significant ways. PPF is the thicker of the two, and it has a chemical composition that allows it to heal itself, meaning it can sustain an abrasion and return to its original form. It absorbs rock chips, small scratches, swirl marks, and hard water spots without permanent damage.

Ceramic coatings have a different quality. What they do have is a powerful hydrophobic property that allows moisture to bead and roll off the paintwork with ease. The dirt and dust that often come with rain and water from puddles on the road, and more importantly the salt, sand, magnesium chloride, and other chemicals used during snow & ice storms in Colorado Springs, can be cleaned off much easier with a ceramic coating. It doesn’t offer quite as much protection against physical impacts such as those from stones and other hazards. Ceramic coatings also provide an eye-catching glossy finish, which you won’t get with PPF.

In short, PPF provides a physical layer against potential damage and contamination, while ceramic coating forms a hydrophobic, chemical layer that guards against water and dirt.

How to Choose Between Paint Protection Film and Ceramic Coating

The choice between the two protective treatments comes down to your priorities and budget. If you want a coating that will last longer and cost less, then ceramic coating would be the right option. PPF, on the other hand, is more expensive but offers more protection against physical damage and contamination.

The good news is that the decision is not mutually exclusive! If you want paint protection for your car in Colorado Springs, you don’t have to choose between PPF and ceramic coating. The two solutions can be applied together. PPF is applied to the areas of the car that are most vulnerable to chips and scratches. These areas include the bumper, hood, fenders, side mirrors, rocker panels, and wheel arches. Once the PPF has been applied to these areas, a ceramic coating is applied to the entire painted surface of the car. The coating bonds to both the paint and the PPF, providing an additional layer of protection against stains and chemical etching. It will also help the film last longer by keeping it clean and free from contaminants. Together, the two products can protect your car’s paint in the long term and preserve and enhance your vehicle’s stunning showroom appearance.

Whether you choose PPF or ceramic coating – or both – Pro Auto Spa has the equipment, expertise, and professional materials to apply both treatments to high professional standards. Contact us to book your vehicle treatment or for more information on the relative merits of ceramic coating vs. paint protection film.

Colorado Springs Laws On Window Tinting

Mon, 04 Apr 2022 07:33:53 GMT

Window tinting has several benefits, from enhanced appearance to increased privacy and cooler temperatures. However, in Colorado, as in most other states, car owners have to comply with legal limitations when having window tinting done. How well do you know the Colorado Springs laws on window tinting? Here are the essential facts you need to know.

Colorado Window Tinting Laws

The window tinting laws in Colorado mostly refer to VLT – visible light transmission. This is a measure of the percentage of visible light that passes through a window. An untinted window would generally have a VLT of 100%. With the addition of tinting film, the VLT decreases to the desired level. The VLT level chosen (legal limits notwithstanding) depends on the exact purpose of the window, as well as the amount of light it will typically be exposed to. In theory, VLT levels can range from anywhere between 100% and 0%. In practice, obviously, lowering the VLT is only viable within a certain range before visibility drops too low.

Colorado law states that a car’s side windows and rear window can have a VLT of no less than 27%. When it comes to the windshield, up to 70% non-reflective tinting is allowed on the top four inches of the glass. The rest of the surface of the windshield must be entirely transparent. Full tinting of the windshield is prohibited because it goes against the legal requirement for a completely unimpeded view of the road. If the back window is tinted, the car must have mirrors that allow good visibility of possible obstructions and hazards. Unlike in some other states, Colorado does not require vehicle windows to carry a sticker that marks the tint job as legal. The violation of these laws is a Class B infraction and a finable offense for the operator of the vehicle. If a vehicle with illegal tinting is involved in an accident, there are other implications as well. If a driver has a window tint with an illegal VLT and causes an accident from lack of appropriate visibility, that driver may be regarded as liable for the collision and the resulting damages.

Note that the liability is with the operator of the vehicle, not the shop that installed it. Some car owners are willing to accept the risk by having darker tint installed. Check with your shop for details.

Window tint reflection in Colorado

Some tints have a metallic or reflective appearance. This serves little practical purpose and is more a question of style. In Colorado, these tints are not an option, as the law does not permit their use on front, side or rear windows.

Other Colorado window tint rules and regulations

Some states allow certain medical exemptions to window tinting regulations. Colorado is not one of these. There are no exceptions regarding the VLT levels and reflection requirements in the state. Colorado also does not allow any colored tinting; red or amber tints that might be available elsewhere are not an option here. No certification or labels are required for window tinting in Colorado.

There are possible exceptions to the 27% rule, but only under very specific circumstances. The front windows can never have a lower VLT than 27%, and the windshield below the top four inches cannot be tinted at all. However, the rear and backside windows can be darker than 27% provided that the windshield and front windows allow 70% light transmittance.

On the other end of the spectrum

Even if you don’t want to darken your windows, you might still want the important health benefit of UV Protection. Dermatologists and Ophthalmologists recommend additional UV protection, particularly if your skin or eyes are very sensitive or at high risk of UV damage. XPEL makes a film for exactly this purpose. You can let 70% to 80% of the light through while blocking over 99% of the sun’s damaging UV rays and up to 98% of the heat.

XPEL film is backed by the Skin Cancer Foundation.

If you are looking to enhance your vehicle’s appearance, protect its interior and enhance its privacy, contact Pro Auto Spa , the leading provider of Colorado Springs window tinting. We also provide ceramic coatings and other car detailing services . If you have any questions about Colorado Springs laws on window tinting, we will be happy to run through all the regulations before proceeding with your window tinting work. Contact us today .

Practical benefits of window tinting

Tue, 15 Feb 2022 07:27:29 GMT

Are you looking to get your car windows tinted? Let us tell you – window tinting is so much more than a cosmetic application. It offers several practical benefits such as comfort, protection and functionality to your vehicle. Did you know window tinting can block up to 88% of the sun’s UV rays? Our Xpel films all block over 99% of the UV rays of the sun.

Pro Auto Spa outlines the advantages of getting your windows tinted .

Can protect upholstery

Your car’s upholstery can fade with prolonged exposure to the sun and heat. What is worse is that as the upholstery is not exposed uniformly, it ends up with unsightly patches that make your interiors look unappealing.

If you have leather upholstery, the exposure to the sun dries out the natural oils that keep it soft and flexible, leaving it dry and damaged. Vinyl upholstery, too, ends up with cracks when exposed to extreme heat, reducing its lifespan substantially.

Therefore, tinting your windows with high-quality tints such as those from Pro Auto Spa blocks harmful UV rays and prevents spots, fading, cracks and other damage to your upholstery.

Protects you from solar heat

Did you know 1 in 5 Americans may develop skin cancer in their lifetime? One of the highest risk factors contributing to this unfortunate scenario is unprotected exposure to harmful UV radiation. Have you ever got into a car after a long day at work and realized how hot the steering wheel is? This can be easily lessened by tinting your windows to reject extreme solar heat, protecting you and your interiors effectively.

There is nothing more uncomfortable than driving in a hot car. In peak summers, your air conditioning will have to work much harder if you do not have tinted windows. This results in wear and tear on your A/C system, adversely affecting your mileage and eating into your energy savings. An overworked A/C compressor will have a shorter lifespan, and these are often very expensive to replace in modern cars.

As driving in a vehicle with tinted windows reduces the amount of sunlight entering the vehicle, it reduces glare and improves visibility and driving performance as well.

Improved privacy and security

A car without tinted windows can be more susceptible to smash-and-grabs and break-ins. The probability of this increases when there are valuables easily visible to would-be intruders. Therefore, having tinted windows can ensure shady characters cannot see into your car, improving security significantly. Even though most window tinting cannot stop strong blows or bullets, it is sufficient to provide an extra layer of security that prevents your window glass from shattering.

It’s not just celebrities who need their privacy. Nobody enjoys people looking into their homes or cars. Tinting your vehicle’s windows keeps prying eyes away, creating a little private bubble that keeps you safe and comfortable.

Overall, tinting your vehicle’s windows can protect your interiors, safeguard your health, and improve safety and privacy. Pro Auto Spa can apply window tinting to any vehicle – cars, limos, semi-trucks, RVs and even boats. We are authorized installers of XPEL film, and we recommend XPEL PRIME XR PLUS that comes with multi-layer nanoparticle technology and delivers superior performance while enhancing your car’s look.

If you are looking to enjoy these benefits of window tinting, contact Pro Auto Spa today !

Benefits of paint protection film for your car

Sat, 05 Feb 2022 07:22:02 GMT

Your car is one of your most prized possessions and we know protecting its structure and paint job is always a priority. Paint protection film for your vehicle can ensure the paint job is protected from external factors such as UV rays, road debris, scratches and nicks that can adversely affect the appearance of the vehicle. Pro Auto Spa explains the benefits of paint protection film (PPF) for your car.

Scratch protection

Seeing a scratch on your car can be heartbreaking for many. But using a paint protection film can safeguard your car from these as well. For those who do not mind a few nicks and dings, it is important to remember that while these seem like little cosmetic issues, they can result in larger structural damage if not prevented or resolved.

Prolonged exposure to moisture or rain can cause rust , which leads to more serious problems in the long run. Thus, applying a paint protection film can help prevent the buildup of rust and the resultant damage.

Therefore, if you want to protect your vehicle’s paint job from pebble abrasions, corrosion, vandalism, ‘keying’, chipping, bud acids, scuffing, mud and dirt, or even the handlebars from your kid’s bicycle in the garage, invest in paint protective film from Pro Auto Spa .

Increase the life of paint job

A paint job is one of the most integral parts of your vehicle and can be a costly investment. It is not something you want to keep doing over and over again due to preventable damage. If you are worried about increasing the life of your vehicle’s paint job and protecting its look and value, paint protection film is the way to go. It is an invisible film that is applied onto your paint job for the protection of the body, hood or doors.

Paint protection film from Pro Auto Spa protects your vehicle’s paint job from nicks and scratches that may occur while driving or regular use. Apart from this, the film is UV-resistant, ensuring the paint does not fade or undergo discoloration due to sun exposure.

Maintains resale value

While you love your car, you also realize you cannot keep it forever. As the car gets older, there is normal wear and tear and this reduces its resale value. Other factors that affect the resale value are mileage as well as the functionality of the various components of the vehicle. However, there are certain protection and maintenance steps you can take to slow down or prevent the decrease in its value.

An effective step is through the application of a paint protection film, making your vehicle look glossy and pristine.

Paint protection film from Pro Auto Spa

Our factory authorized PPF installation experts at Pro Auto Spa can install the high-quality paint protection Clear Bra on any prepared painted surface. As it is invisible, it does not alter the aesthetics or look of your vehicle. The paint protection film we apply is self-healing, which means it removes contaminants that can lead to staining or discoloration as its special elastomeric polymers reduce small scratches and swirl marks automatically. So where can we apply the paint protection film? Read on to find out:

Headlights
Hoods
Fenders
Handles
Side view mirrors
Rockers
Trunk ledges
Wheel well edges
Bumpers
Side skirts

For more information on our paint protection films and how they can benefit your vehicle, contact Pro Auto Spa for a consultation today! We are a local, family-owned auto appearance & protection business with factory certified and authorized installers.

What is paintless dent repair?

Tue, 18 Jan 2022 07:15:23 GMT

Paintless dent repair (PDR) for your car can repair minor or major dents without the need for cutting & welding, repainting, or panel replacements. Dents or dings can be highly frustrating for car owners. However, PDR is a highly skilled service and must only be carried out by expert technicians with years of experience under their belt. Did you know 80% – 90% of all dents and creases can be repaired through the paintless dent repair process? Find out more from Pro Auto Spa.

How does it work?

Paintless dent repair involves the manipulation or ‘massaging’ of the vehicle body metal to fix any dents or flaws. Technicians use specialized tools and techniques to deliver superior results. So what are the steps involved in the paintless dent repair technique?

Assessment of the damage to the vehicle

This is the primary step in the repair process. Once technicians have understood the size, location and extent of the dent, they begin preparing the area around it for repair.

Gaining access to the dent/crease

While accessing the dent, technicians find a safe and secure pathway to it, usually behind the panel. This usually involves removing body panels or other components such as tail lights or interior panels to get to the damaged location.

Understand the extent of the damage

In this step of the process, technicians use specialized tools such as light boards to view the dent from their perspective. The light board can help in providing a shadow of the crease or dent so tools can be placed at the precise location at the back to massage it into place.

Using low pressure or massaging to fix the dent

Once technicians understand and are able to access the dent, they begin using slow pressure with specialized equipment to repair and refurbish.

Cost-effective

As compared to traditional dent repairing methods, paintless dent repair is highly cost-effective and environmentally friendly. It can be carried out to restore your car to its factory-like condition in less time and with lower costs.

As this is a non-invasive and quick process, customers can expect to receive their vehicle on the same day they bring it in. But of course, this also depends on the extent or severity as well as the location of the damage.

Will it damage the paint?

There is a misconception among car owners that repairing a dent always affects the paint job. As impossible as it sounds, paintless dent repair can fix your dings and dents without the need to repaint. This is primarily because, in the event of a dent, it is the metal panel of the car that is damaged and not the paint. Therefore, in the process of paintless dent repair, technicians simply restore the metal panels without affecting the paint.

However, if your vehicle was brought in with dents as well as chipped paint, the process of paintless dent repair could worsen the damaged paint. In such scenarios, highly qualified technicians may recommend other repair processes.

Other benefits of the paintless dent repair process include:

Unlike traditional dent repair methods, PDR does not include paint or solvents that can produce toxic fumes. Therefore, paintless dent repair is an environmentally-friendly method that is also safer for the technicians.
As this is a more cost-effective method than traditional dent repair processes, consumers can save thousands of dollars for repairs such as hail damage.
Paintless dent repairs can be carried out in a day.
Paintless Dent Repair does not have to get reported to CARFAX because the car is restored to its original condition without altering or replacing parts. This helps you avoid diminishing the value of your vehicle when you sell it.

For more information on how paintless dent repairs for your car can be the way to go, contact Pro Auto Spa today!

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Tip #5 – Understand Your Options ﻿

Carbon Color Stable Window Tint

Ceramic IR Window Tint

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What is a Ceramic Coating?

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Some of the key CONs of a ceramic coating include:

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Some of the key CONs include:

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Is Window Tinting a Good Idea?

Why Install Window Tint on Your Car? ﻿

1. Provide protection against UV exposure

2. Reduce cReduce cabin temperatureabin temperature

3. Improve Visual Appeal

How is Window Tinting Beneficial? ﻿

1. Improves your car’s resale value ﻿

2. Reduces the potential of shattering glass

Consider Professional Window Tint for Cars ﻿

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Reason #3 – PPF Offers Tesla Owners the Best Bang for Their Buck

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How are Paint Protection Films and Ceramic Coatings Different?

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Colorado Window Tinting Laws

Window tint reflection in Colorado

Other Colorado window tint rules and regulations

On the other end of the spectrum

Can protect upholstery

Protects you from solar heat

Improved privacy and security

Scratch protection

Increase the life of paint job

Maintains resale value

Paint protection film from Pro Auto Spa

How does it work?

Assessment of the damage to the vehicle

Gaining access to the dent/crease

Understand the extent of the damage

Using low pressure or massaging to fix the dent

Cost-effective

Will it damage the paint?