Premium Corvette Enhancement Packages from Specialists in London, ON

The right package usually comes down to how often you drive the car and how much of the exterior you want covered. We walk through your driving habits and storage situation during your quote so the recommendation fits your Corvette instead of guessing. Every Corvette owner is different, which is why there's no one-size fits all recommendation

Ceramic coating is an excellent choice for Corvette paint because it helps preserve the deep gloss and clarity that make these cars stand out. Corvettes are known for their bold colours and body lines, which can make swirl marks, water spots, and other imperfections more noticeable, so a properly applied ceramic coating matters more here. It helps the finish resist UV fading, road grime, and light contamination, keeping that factory depth intact for years with routine care. 

Yes. We can upgrade your protection package in the future, but it's often more budget friendly to choose the package that best suits your plans from the beginning. Adding additional PPF after a ceramic coating has already been applied requires the coating to be polished off, the new film installed, and the vehicle recoated. Upgrading later is always an option, but selecting the right package upfront helps avoid unnecessary additional costs for you.

The film sits nearly invisible against the paint while adding depth and gloss to the finish, so your Corvette keeps its factory colour and gloss underneath. You'll notice the difference in how well the finish holds up, not in how the car looks day to day. 

However, PPF doesn’t have to be invisible. Matte PPF can transform a gloss finish into a satin/matte look, and coloured PPF is available in a selection of colours and finishes for owners who want to change the appearance of their Corvette while adding protection. Colour options are more limited than vinyl wrap, but PPF gives you the ability to protect the paint while creating a noticeably different look.

Turnaround depends on the package and the current condition of your paint, since correction work always happens before any film or coating goes on. We'll give you a specific timeline once we've seen the vehicle in-person and confirmed your package.