Black and silver Class A motorcoach parked in a lot

Class A · Class C · fifth wheels

RV & motorcoach paint protection film

A motorcoach front cap is a big flat target for every stone on the highway. Clear XPEL film protects it without the snap-on bra look.

Front view of a motorcoach with the front cap, lower front, mirrors and headlights highlighted
Highlighted: where film usually goes on a coach.

Where the film goes

Protect what faces the road.

  1. Front cap. The biggest painted surface facing traffic, and the hardest to repaint.
  2. Lower front and bumper. Takes most of the stones, bugs and road grime.
  3. Headlights and mirror housings. Cheap to protect, expensive to replace.
  4. Behind the front wheels. Side panels the tires sandblast.

Clear film stays on at highway speed. It doesn't flap or trap grit against the paint like the old snap-on vinyl bras, and the coach keeps its graphics and factory look.

Scheduling a coach

Call ahead for big rigs.

We'll take on any RV or motorcoach. Large coaches take longer than cars, so call Mark first to confirm your coach and plan the visit together.

Call (616) 577-8804

FAQ

RV PPF questions

Still have a question? Call Mark at (616) 577-8804.

How long does PPF last on an RV?

Quality PPF typically lasts 5 to 10 years, depending on the film, sun exposure and care. XPEL's film warranty runs up to 10 years.

Is clear film better than a snap-on RV bra?

For most owners, yes. Film is bonded to the paint, so it can't flap at highway speed or trap grit and scuff the finish, and it's nearly invisible.

Do you do fifth wheels and travel trailers?

Yes. Their front caps take the same abuse. Call with the make and length and we'll quote it.

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