Tesla PPF DIY Kits

Protect your Tesla's paint at home with pre-cut DIY PPF kits — computer-cut paint protection film designed for a specific Tesla, so there's no template guessing and no professional booking. Every DIY Wrap Club kit fits a specific model and ships ready to install in your own garage, letting you skip the biggest cost of a professional PPF job: the labor. Kits start at $549 and ship free (free shipping on every order over $99).

Choose front-end coverage for the bumper, hood and mirrors that take the most rock chips, or a full-body kit for edge-to-edge protection — each available in Boring PPF (our value film, rated for about 7 years) or Avery Dennison Supreme Defense (premium, rated for about 10 years). Both are self-healing: light swirls and fine scratches disappear with heat from the sun or warm water.

Shop DIY PPF kits by Tesla model

• Model Y Juniper PPF kit — Standard, Performance, partial & full-body options
• Model 3 Highland PPF kit
• Model S PPF kit
• Model X PPF kit

Is DIY PPF worth it on a Tesla?

Tesla's factory paint is thin and chips easily on the front bumper, hood and mirrors. Paint protection film is a clear, self-healing layer that takes the impact instead of your paint. A professional front-end PPF install typically runs around $2,000, and a full-body job $5,000–$8,000 — mostly labor. A pre-cut DIY kit gives you the same premium film from $549: you supply the afternoon, we supply the perfect fit.

Pre-cut vs. bulk film

Bulk PPF means measuring and trimming film directly on your paint. Our kits are plotter-cut to each Tesla's exact panels, so the pieces line up and there's no blade near your clear coat.

Front kit vs. full-body kit

• Front & partial kits — bumper, hood and mirror zones; the best value for daily rock-chip protection.
• Full-body kits — every painted panel, edge to edge, for maximum protection and resale value.

Boring PPF vs. Avery Dennison Supreme Defense

• Boring PPF — excellent clarity, self-healing, and rated for about 7 years; the value choice.
• Avery Dennison Supreme Defense — premium self-healing top coat with a high-gloss finish, rated for about 10 years; the closest-to-invisible, longest-lasting result.

DIY PPF install: easier than you think

If you take your time and follow the steps, you can get professional-looking results at home. Each kit is pre-cut and comes with the essentials to get started, and our step-by-step videos walk you through slip solution, squeegee technique and wrapping the edges.

Tesla DIY PPF — FAQ

How much does DIY PPF cost vs. a professional install?
A professional front-end install runs about $2,000, and full-body $5,000–$8,000 — mostly labor. Our pre-cut DIY kits start at $549 and ship free, so you keep the labor cost (and we run frequent sales).

Does PPF void a Tesla warranty?
PPF is applied on top of your factory paint and can be removed without damaging it — it doesn't alter any of your Tesla's mechanical or electrical systems.

Will a DIY kit look as good as a pro install?
With pre-cut film and a little patience, results are excellent. Full-body coverage and complex edges are the trickiest parts — our wrapped-edge options and install videos are built for exactly that.

Which kit fits the 2026 Model Y Juniper?
We make Juniper-specific Standard, Performance, partial, front and full-body kits — start with the Model Y Juniper PPF kit.

How long does PPF last?
It depends on the film: our Boring PPF is rated for about 7 years and Avery Dennison Supreme Defense for about 10, with basic care — keeping your Tesla's paint looking new underneath.