
Film pricing
Front-end coverage from AED 3,999, larger zones quoted in writing before any film is cut. The brand, the grade and the fitter decide what that money is worth.
How much does PPF cost in Dubai?
The realistic PPF cost Dubai drivers should plan for starts at AED 3,999 for front-end coverage: the bumper, the leading section of the bonnet and the mirrors, which are the zones that take the stone strikes. Coverage grows per zone from there, up to full-body wraps quoted per car. The film brand and grade are named in your written quote, the figure is fixed on WhatsApp before anything is ordered, and payment happens after the work, card link or cash.
Film is bought by the panel, which keeps the spend tied to where damage actually happens. The base zone answers the commute; everything beyond it is a choice about how long you are keeping the car and how much of it you want preserved.
| Coverage | What it protects | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Front end | Bumper, leading bonnet section, mirrors | from AED 3,999 |
| Extended front | Adds the full bonnet and front wings | Quoted in writing per car |
| High-wear extras | Sills, boot lip, door edges and handles | Quoted in writing per zone |
| Full body | Every painted panel | Quoted in writing per car |
Because the phrase covers everything from a genuine self-healing urethane fitted by a craftsman to a glorified vinyl laid over a dusty bumper. The spread has honest drivers: film grade, how much of each panel is actually covered, whether edges are wrapped around the panel or trimmed short on its face, and how much preparation the paint gets before film touches it. It also has a dishonest one: quotes that sound complete but cover half the bonnet and hope you never measure. The defence is boring and effective: get the panels, the brand and the figure in writing, which is the only format we quote in anyway.
It means the film budget can follow the damage map instead of a package name. Stone strikes cluster on the bumper, the bonnet's leading edge and the mirrors, which is why the front end is the base zone and the sane starting point for a daily motorway car. Sills earn film on cars that see gravel or desert tracks, door edges on family cars that live in tight parking, the boot lip on anything that loads luggage weekly. You add the zones your life actually threatens and skip the ones it does not, and each addition arrives as its own written line, so the trade-offs stay visible.
More than any other material choice on the car. A top-tier film such as XPEL self-heals light swirls with heat, resists the yellowing that ruined early films, and carries the maker's warranty terms with it. Bargain film saves money on the day and spends it later: edges lift in summer, the surface dulls, and removal can become an archaeology project. Grade matters within brands too, since glossy, matte and thicker track-focused films are priced differently for real reasons. Whatever ends up on your car is named in the written quote, so you can look the film up before you approve a dirham.
Film is the rare product where fitting is most of the value. The same roll of urethane becomes invisible protection in careful hands and a permanent eyesore in rushed ones, and the difference shows at the edges: how the pattern was cut, whether corners are stretched thin, whether dust got sealed underneath, whether the wrap continues past the panel line where fingers and wash mitts will probe for years. Paint preparation matters just as much, because film locks in whatever sits beneath it, dust and all. When you compare a PPF cost against another, you are mostly comparing two installers, and only slightly comparing two rolls of film.
For most cars, the front end from AED 3,999 captures the overwhelming share of the benefit, because that is where the motorway aims its gravel. Full body earns its much larger price on a narrower set of cars: dark paint that shows every chip, high-value machines whose resale rewards documented protection, and keepers planning to hold the car well past the horizon a front end alone protects. If you are weighing that jump, our worth-it guide runs the honest cases for and against before any quote enters the conversation.
Film wants a controlled space: still air, no dust kicking around, no sun cooking the panel mid-application. A closed garage at your villa can be exactly that, and plenty of our installs happen in one; an open-air car park in a shamal wind is not, and we will say so rather than fit film badly. Send your parking situation with the car photos and the WhatsApp reply covers both the figure and whether your space suits the work. The car then needs to sit still while the film settles, longer than any wash, and every unhurried hour of it protects the result.
If your paint's enemies are sun, sprinklers and dust rather than stones, quite possibly, at half the entry price. Coating from AED 1,999 owns the chemical side of protection; film owns the physical side, as the PPF service page lays out in full. The two are not rivals so much as different insurance policies, and the honest decision framework, driving pattern by driving pattern, is our film comparison. Plenty of cars leave that page needing both, film up front and coating everywhere.
PPF is the top rung of our protection ladder, above ceramic coating at AED 1,999 and polishing at AED 799, and the whole ladder is priced openly on the price list. It is also the only rung where material choice changes the quote as much as car size does. Zone choice goes in the first message; the written figure comes back before any film is ordered.
Film price questions
In our base zone: the bumper, the leading section of the bonnet and both mirrors. The written quote lists the panels by name, so nothing is left to assumption.
Often worse. Poorly fitted film traps dirt at its edges, can yellow in the sun, and may fight you on removal. Bare paint plus a coating beats bad film on most cars.
If the space suits it: a closed or well-sheltered garage with still air works. Send photos of the parking situation and we tell you honestly whether it does.
The same gentle regime as the rest of the car: hand wash, pH-neutral shampoo, no brushes. Give the edges an occasional glance and mention anything lifting.
Yes, and it is the standard pairing: coating over film and paint alike, so the whole car sheds dirt the same way. Fit the film first, always.
Per car, in writing, from photos plus your model and colour. Complex bodywork takes more pattern work than a slab-sided car, and the quote says so line by line.
Send the model, the colour and how the car gets used. The zone-by-zone written figure comes back on WhatsApp.