33 Peelar Road, Unit 2, Vaughan, Ontario L4K 1A3, Canada
Why choose Toronto Buffing for your Paint Protection Film
High Quality Materials
High Quality Materials
High Quality Materials
Where other shops search for the cheapest PPF material, we seek the highest quality, irregardless of cost. While 99 percent of current shops in Toronto and Vaughan have decided to go off-shore with their material, we continue to use top brands such as Hexis, Suntek, Xpel, and Stek.
Expert Preparation
High Quality Materials
High Quality Materials
Some shops have strength in ppf installations. Some shops have strength in paint correction. At Toronto Buffing, we have high proficiency in both, and can perfect your paint before protecting it.
Professional Staff
High Quality Materials
High Quality Control
Our small but specialized team take great pride in our film installations. Our veteran ppf installer has been performing this work since the inception of paint protection film. As a team, we are able to push the limits and provide a level of film installation that is beyond average.
High Quality Control
High Quality Control
High Quality Control
While other facilities may let things slide, or give excuses to the client after the fact, we at Toronto Buffing pride ourself on high standards. When we release a vehicle, we assume that our biggest critic may one day inspect the vehicle. Our goal is to leave them with nothing to say.
In House Warranty
High Quality Control
Autobody Background
In the event of any factory or installer defect on our installations, we will replace the film at no cost. We offer a mandatory 2 week follow up with our installs, during which we inspect our work. If we see an issue, we fix it, even if it is not requested.
Autobody Background
High Quality Control
Autobody Background
Unlike others, we have licensed autobody technicians in house, which assist in disassembly of vehicles, in preparation of PPF installations.
The Best PPF On The Market
Hexis Bodyfence: Exceptional Film from France
Who determines what materials are genuinely the best? Our answer to that is father time. Many materials can be the "best" in certain departments. Some films have the best price, some films have the best short term gloss, and some films are easy to install. What we search for is for film that is high quality, and long lasting. The number one priority is to have the film look exactly how it did the day it was installed, for the maximum amount of time. Everything else does not matter when you are seeking the unequivocal best.
Hexis Bodyfence has outperformed all competitors in independent test. The film boast a lifetime warranty, and was designed and manufactured in France. Self-healing on this film last a very long time, where as competitor films die out within 1.5-2 years. It boast incredible gloss, and hydrophobic behaviours. While the material can be a little temperamental for novice installers. we have mastered use of this film. If you are looking for the best, this is it. And take that from a shop who has used other top brands through the years such as Suntek, Xpel, and Stek.
Price for this paint protection film installation has not yet been determined, and is only offered on a case by case basis. Contact us today and find out if this film is right for you.
Long Term Test
In this video, a fellow detail shop in the states puts 10 top film brands up to an extreme torture test. In this series, he abuses all films by scratching them, wiping with paint thinner, spray painting them, throwing eggs, severely neglecting them, and more. The results are outstanding, and Hexis Bodyfence came out on top, with Suntek Ultra Film a close second. Can you guess what two films we use at our facility?
Suntek Ultra: The Long Standing Choice for PPF in Toronto
Tried tested and true
Suntek Ultra is a high quality film that boast long term clarity, self healing, and high gloss. This paint protection film company has been around since the inception of PPF, and they are innovators in the field. Toronto Buffing has been installing Suntek Ultra PPF for 10+ years!
Paint Protection Film Install Process at Toronto Buffing
Step by step guide of our PPF Installs @ Vaughan Location
A Step-by-Step Guide to Installing Paint Protection Film in Toronto**
If you’re a car owner in Toronto, you know how harsh the city’s roads and weather can be on your vehicle. From potholes and road salt to gravel and debris, your car’s paint is constantly under attack. That’s where **paint protection film (PPF)** comes in. This nearly invisible shield keeps your car looking new, no matter what Toronto throws at it. Here’s a step-by-step guide to how paint protection film is installed by professionals at Toronto Buffing
Step 1: Initial Consultation and Vehicle Assessment
The process begins with a consultation. A professional PPF installer in Toronto will discuss your needs and inspect your vehicle. They’ll identify high-impact areas like the hood, bumper, and mirrors that are most vulnerable to damage. This step ensures a customized approach to protecting your car.
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Step 2: Thorough Cleaning
Before applying the film, your car must be spotless. The installer will wash your vehicle thoroughly, removing dirt, grime, and contaminants. In Toronto, where road salt and winter grime are common, this step is especially important. A clay bar treatment may also be used to remove embedded particles and ensure a smooth surface. During this stage, the vehicle may be disassembled (if required) to ensure all dirt is removed.
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Step 3: Paint Correction
If your car’s paint has swirl marks, scratches, or minor imperfections, the installer may perform paint correction. This involves polishing the surface to restore its shine and smoothness. For Toronto drivers, this step is a game-changer, as it ensures the paint protection film adheres perfectly and looks flawless.
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Step 4: Precision Cutting of the Film
Next, the paint protection film is cut to fit your vehicle. In Toronto, professional installers use advanced computer software to create custom templates for your car’s make and model. Alternatively, the film may be hand-cut for a perfect fit. High-quality PPF brands like XPEL, HEXIS, or SUNTEK are typically used for durability and clarity.
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Step 5: Application of the Film
Using a slip solution (a mix of water and gentle soap), the installer carefully positions the film on your car’s surface. They’ll use squeegees to remove air bubbles and excess liquid, ensuring a smooth, bubble-free finish. This step requires skill and precision, especially for curved or complex areas.
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Step 6: Stretching and Molding
For areas like bumpers or side mirrors, the installer will gently stretch and mold the film to fit the contours of your car. A heat gun is often used to make the film more pliable, allowing it to conform seamlessly to curves and edges. This step is crucial for achieving a factory-like finish.
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Step 7: Trimming and Tucking Edges
Once the film is applied, the installer will trim any excess material and tuck the edges for a clean, seamless look. This ensures the paint protection film stays in place and doesn’t peel or lift over time, even in Toronto’s extreme weather conditions.
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Step 8: Curing and Drying
After installation, the film needs time to cure and bond with your car’s paint. Depending on the weather in Toronto, this can take 24-48 hours. During this time, it’s best to avoid washing your car or exposing it to heavy rain. In certain circumstances, Toronto Buffing will request the vehicle stays for an extended period of time to ensure maximum curing (1-2 weeks).
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Step 9: Final Inspection and Care Instructions
Before returning your car, the installer will conduct a final inspection to ensure the film is flawless and free of imperfections. They’ll also provide care instructions to help you maintain the paint protection film and extend its lifespan. With proper care, your PPF can protect your car for years to come.
Step 10: Follow Up Appointment
Paint protection film can take up to 8 weeks in 15*C or higher temperatures to fully settle. At Toronto Buffing Inc. our PPF services require a mandatory 2 week follow up inspection. During this time, the installer will perform a complementary hand wash, and look over the film installations. Things that are rectified are minor lifting, bubbles that have not healed, and other finishing items. Any film that has not cured within specifications is replaced.
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Why Choose Paint Protection Film at Toronto Buffing?
Toronto’s roads are notorious for causing damage to vehicles. Paint protection film acts as an invisible barrier, shielding your car from scratches, rock chips, and environmental hazards. By following these steps, professional PPF installers in Toronto ensure your vehicle stays protected and looks its best, no matter the season.
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If you’re ready to protect your car with paint protection film in Toronto, reach out to a trusted local installer today. Your vehicle deserves the ultimate defense against the city’s toughest challenges!
We recently completed this BMW M5 PPF. It had poor precuts. We redid the job with all edges wrapped.
Toronto Buffing Inc. Paint Protection Film Warranty
Lifetime Guarantee on Workmanship
At Toronto Buffing Inc. we offer a limited lifetime warranty on all of our workmanship. This means that if the paint protection film fails due to a reason related to our labour, we will remove the ppf, and replace it. A simple phone call is all that is required to resolve such issues. We stand behind our work 100 percent, and the quality of work we put out into the Greater Toronto Area matters.
Warranty is great, but not ever having to exercise your warranty is even better. We have an extremely low incidence of warranty work, due to our due diligence, rigorous prep, and follow up process. Rest assured, if issues arise, Toronto Buffing is here to help.
Minimum 10 Year Warranty On Materials
All materials we use at Toronto Buffing Inc. are from major, local companies such as Hexis, Suntek, Xpel, and Stek. All films carry a minimum of 10 years limited warranty against peeling, cracking, or fading. Naturally, things such as physical damage, and mistreatment are not covered. Be sure to review the Do's and Don'ts of PPF Care on this page.