Invisible armour
Paint Protection Film
A self-healing TPU shield that takes the stone chips, grit and car-park scars your paint would otherwise wear forever.
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German engineered · since 2004
A 215 µm self-healing shield over your paint. A reversible colour change that leaves the factory finish untouched. A graphene coating that makes both of them easy to live with. Four disciplines, one obsessive standard.
Who we are
Less than 120 micrometres of clear coat separates a modern car from a five-figure respray. DRESDEN builds the layer above it: optically clear thermoplastic polyurethane, engineered in Germany, cut for your exact chassis and installed by technicians who have done it several thousand times.
Twenty years in, the philosophy has not moved. Measure before you cut. Prepare before you protect. Tell the customer the truth about what their car actually needs — including when the answer is less than they came in asking for.
What we do
Protect the surface, preserve the value, and never let a shortcut in the preparation stage show up two years later.
Invisible armour
A self-healing TPU shield that takes the stone chips, grit and car-park scars your paint would otherwise wear forever.
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A new skin, reversibly
Change the entire character of the car — satin, gloss, chrome-shift or matte — without a drop of paint and without touching resale value.
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Chemistry, not wax
A cross-linked graphene-infused SiO₂ layer that bonds to the surface, sheds water and chemistry, and holds gloss for years rather than weeks.
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The last five percent
Plotter-cut stripes, racing numbers, de-chrome kits and interior accents — measured to the millimetre, removable without a trace.
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Every layer does one job, and each one only works if the layer beneath it was done properly. Hover a layer to isolate it.
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The same film chemistry, two very different characters. Gloss deepens the colour underneath; matte flattens reflections into a soft, even surface that hides road film remarkably well.
Gloss · ≥90 % at 60°
Matte · non-directional satin
Both finishes: 215 µm TPU · self-healing · hydrophobic · 7-year warranty.
Our work process
The visible part of this job is one day of installation. The part that decides whether it still looks right in five years is everything that happens before it.
Send the model, the finish you have in mind and a few photos. You get a written, itemised quote — no call-for-price, no moving target.
The car comes in for a paint depth reading and a panel-by-panel inspection under controlled light. We agree the coverage map before a single sheet is cut.
Decontamination, iron removal, machine correction where needed, then a solvent wipe. Film and coating are only ever as good as the surface underneath.
Plotted or hand-trimmed on the vehicle in a filtered, temperature-controlled bay. Parts come off so edges can be wrapped rather than cut on a show surface.
Controlled cure, then a final inspection with you next to the car under inspection light. You leave with a care sheet and a registered warranty.
Recent work
Film, wrap, coating and decal work photographed under inspection light — not a stock library.
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In their words
They talked me out of a full body wrap and into a front-end kit that cost a third as much. Three winters later the bumper still looks like the day I collected it.
The colour change is the first wrap I have seen where you cannot find the edges. Handles off, lamps out, everything wrapped behind. It reads as paint.
Coated in July, and the car still sheets water like it did on collection day. Washing takes twenty minutes instead of two hours.

Next step
Send the model, the finish you have in mind and a rough timescale. You will get a written quote, an honest recommendation and a realistic booking window — usually within one working day.