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WINDSHIELD PROTECTION FILM

フロントガラス保護フィルム
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Windshield Protection Film (WPF) is a durable, transparent barrier applied to the exterior of a vehicle’s windshield. Designed to absorb the impact of road debris, WPF helps prevent chips, cracks, and scratches—much like paint protection film (PPF) does for a car's body. Made from advanced polymer compounds, it offers an added layer of defense that reduces the likelihood of costly windshield repairs or replacements, ultimately saving drivers time, money, and inconvenience.

We’re excited to exclusively offer STEK’s newest windshield protection film — DYNOtop — as our film of choice.
With exceptional clarity and competitive pricing, DYNOtop stands toe-to-toe with other top brands on the market — and we proudly stand behind its quality and performance.

Originally designed for track cars and off-road vehicles, DYNOtop is also a great option for anyone looking for extra windshield protection and coverage.

With every installation, we take the time to walk you through the care process, including tips for maintaining clarity and proper wiper blade usage.

PRICING

Window Film Protection

SEDANS

suvs

starting from $500

starting from $600

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DYNOtop Specifications

  • Rock Chip Resistant

  • Hydrophobic

  • Crack-Free Shock Absorption

  • 99% UV rejection

  • 8 mil thick

  • Shrink-free Installation, TPU-based plastic

30 Day Warranty:
STEK DYNOtop windshield protection film is warrantied for 30 days from the date of installation against manufacturing failures, including adhesion failure, peeling, bubbling, blistering, delamination, and other manufacturing defects.

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