Your paint. Your finish. Your choice.

Carbins PPF
In Dubai

Enjoy the drive and keep your paint looking its best. Carbins paint protection film helps reduce stone-chip damage and everyday surface wear, with clear gloss, matte and color options to suit the look you want.

Coverage tailored to your car · Al Quoz, Dubai

Orange coupe in a dark studio showing a gloss finish
Gloss finish and reflections

Prices by coverage

Dubai PPF price guide

Advertised Dubai market examples start at AED 4,950 for full-front clear PPF and AED 13,500 for a full clear exterior, including VAT. These starting prices provide budget context for different coverage levels.

These are other providers' market examples, not Carbins package prices or Wrapping.ae offers. Your Carbins quote will name the exact film, covered panels, preparation, installation and final total with VAT.

Compare the coverage you need
The two advertised starting prices include VAT. Smaller-area work needs a separate vehicle quote.

  • Full-front clear PPFMarket example from AED 4,950
    Confirm the complete panel list, film and edge coverage. A partial hood or bumper-only quote is a different job.
  • Full clear exteriorMarket example from AED 13,500
    A starting price for full-vehicle clear PPF. Vehicle size, preparation and the selected material affect the final amount.
  • Door-edge protectionQuote by door count
    Name the two or four doors being protected and the edge length included. This covers the edges, not the complete door panels.
  • Headlight protectionQuote after suitability check
    Identify the two main headlights and a suitable film. Polishing, restoration and any coating work are separate.

Tell us your make, model, year and preferred finish for a Carbins quote. Paint correction, old-film removal and additional panels can change the total.

Keep the color or change the character

Which Carbins finish suits your car?

Carbins makes transparent and color PPF using TPU, or thermoplastic polyurethane. Clear film keeps the paint color visible. Matte film softens the reflections, while color PPF gives you a different look with a protective film layer.

Gloss paint reflecting studio light across a green car body
Gloss finish

Clear gloss for the paint you already love

If the original color is part of what drew you to the car, clear gloss is a natural choice. It keeps that color visible with a reflective surface, whether you cover the front end or the full exterior. Carbins’ clear-gloss range includes S Series Diamond Guard.

The look
Your existing color with a gloss finish
A good fit for
Selected panels, full front or full exterior
Charcoal SUV with soft reflections across a matte finish
Matte finish

Matte clear for a quieter, softer look

Matte clear lets the underlying color show through while reducing the reflective appearance. Carbins’ M Series offers this type of finish. For a gloss-painted car, full-exterior coverage creates a consistent change, while a single matte panel would look different from the gloss panels beside it.

The look
Visible paint color with softer reflections
A good fit for
A consistent matte finish across the exterior

Color PPF for a fresh direction

Want the car to feel different when you walk up to it? Carbins color PPF combines a color change with a protective TPU layer, with gloss black and colored finishes in the range. It is a separate option from a conventional PVC vinyl wrap. A physical sample helps you choose how the color and reflections look before committing to a full transformation.

Available colors and film models vary. Tell us the look you want and we can discuss the options for your car.

Protect the panels that work hardest

Match the coverage to your driving

Think about where you drive and where your car picks up wear. Frequent highway journeys make the front end a useful priority. Doors, rear panels and loading areas become more relevant when you want protection beyond the front of the car.

Coverage choiceTypical areasWho it suits
Selected panelsIndividual areas such as the bumper, door cups, door edges or trunk-loading lipOwners who want to protect a particular wear point or focus their budget on a few areas
Full frontFront bumper, complete hood, both front fenders and painted mirror capsDaily commuters and frequent highway drivers prioritizing forward-facing painted panels
Full painted exteriorFull front, doors, rear quarter panels, rear bumper, trunk lid or tailgate, and a painted roof where applicableOwners wanting broader paint protection or a consistent matte or color transformation

Choose whole panels for a cleaner visual result. A complete hood avoids a film line across its center. Curves, recesses and panel access influence where joins and edges sit.

Make the coverage specific to your car. Painted side skirts, small trim pieces and headlights can be discussed separately. Your quote will list the included areas so the scope is clear.

Illustration of clear protection film being positioned over a front panel
Film fitting around a body panel

A good finish starts underneath

Carbins PPF installation, from paint to final fit

  1. Start with the paint condition

    The starting surface shapes the result. Existing chips, peeling clear coat, old film and repainted panels need attention before fitting. For a new car, this is a chance to protect the paint early. For an older car, the priority is a sound surface worth protecting.

  2. Prepare for a clean, even appearance

    Washing and decontamination remove dirt and deposits that could show beneath the film. Where the paint has suitable swirls or light marks, paint correction can improve the appearance before transparent PPF goes on. Film preserves the surface beneath it rather than repairing that surface.

  3. Fit around the shape of your car

    Bumper curves, air intakes, mirror caps and panel edges all influence the fit. Careful positioning and attention to these details help the film follow the bodywork. Edge wrapping and joins depend on the panel shape and access, with the fitting approach tailored to the chosen coverage.

  4. Finish with a clear handover

    The final review covers the fitted panels, seams and edges, followed by practical care guidance. You will need to know when to wash the car and how to look after your selected finish. Allowing the film to settle properly is part of getting a good result.

Made for the car you actually drive

Identify the Carbins model and warranty

Carbins sells several film families and model codes. A quote saying only Carbins PPF leaves the finish, specification and warranty unresolved. Match the sample, roll label and invoice to the same product.

Choose a named model

The manufacturer catalog distinguishes these choices. They are product references, not a live workshop inventory.

  1. Diamond Guard S SeriesThe catalog identifies S70, S80 and S90, alongside S80 Plus. Specify the complete model for a clear-gloss quote.
  2. M Series matte clearM70, M90 and M70 Plus are separate catalog identifiers. Compare a sample with the paint and choose the exact model.
  3. Color protective filmRecord the color code and protective-film construction. Carbins decorative PVC vinyl is a different product from TPU PPF.

Keep the model and cover together

Do not apply one thickness, durability or warranty number to the whole brand. The specification must belong to the actual model being supplied, and the written terms must identify the issuer handling a UAE claim.

It remains a protective surface layer, so a strong impact can still cut the film or dent the panel. Choosing coverage around your real wear points makes more sense than expecting any film to prevent every kind of damage.

Warranty and aftercare. Warranty length and cover depend on the selected Carbins film and applicable policy. Film warranty and installation workmanship terms are separate. The applicable terms should be included with your installation details, along with the contact for aftercare.

See the manufacturer's S Series catalog and M Series catalog. Confirm model availability, replacement-film costs and any removal or refitting labor in your installation documents.

Easy habits after fitting

Keep the film looking its best

A considered wash routine helps preserve the finish. Start with the handover advice for your fitted film, then build these simple habits into regular car care.

Let the film settle

Wait until the advised wash date before cleaning the car. Leave new edges alone while the adhesive settles. If an edge lifts or a mark persists, contact the workshop for advice.

Wash away grit gently

Rinse loose dirt before washing, use film-compatible cleaners and remove bird droppings promptly. Matte film needs products that preserve its low-reflection finish, so avoid abrasive polishing.

Care for surface marks

Some Carbins films have self-healing coatings for fine surface marks under specified conditions. The feature depends on the chosen model and does not repair deep cuts or tears.

Refresh damaged areas

A localized impact may only require attention to one covered panel. Have damaged or aging film assessed before replacement, with extra care over repainted areas when removing old film.

A few useful answers

Choosing Carbins PPF for your car

From the finish you see to the coverage you use, here are the questions that help narrow down your choice.

Is Carbins PPF the same as vinyl wrapping?

No. Carbins offers TPU paint protection film and PVC vinyl wrap. PPF provides a protective film layer, while vinyl wrapping is primarily used to change color and appearance. Color PPF brings a different color and protective TPU film together in one option.

Should I choose full-front or full-exterior PPF?

Full-front coverage is a useful starting point when stone-chip exposure on highway journeys is your main concern. Full-exterior coverage adds the doors, rear panels and other agreed painted areas. It is also the more consistent choice when changing a gloss car to matte clear or color PPF.

Can Carbins PPF go over existing scratches?

PPF does not remove scratches or chips. Transparent film may leave existing marks visible, so suitable paint correction or repair comes first where needed. A paint inspection helps establish what can be improved before the film is fitted.

How long does Carbins PPF installation take?

The schedule depends on your coverage, the shape of the car and the preparation needed. Old-film removal or paint correction adds work. A selected-panel installation and a full-exterior transformation need different amounts of workshop time, so your collection estimate will be specific to the job.

Does PPF replace ceramic coating or window tint?

They serve different purposes. PPF is a physical protective layer on body panels. Ceramic coating is a surface treatment, often chosen for its finish and maintenance benefits. Window tint goes on glass. A PPF-compatible coating may complement the film where suitable for the chosen product.

Is Carbins the right PPF brand for my car?

Start with the appearance you want, the panels you use most and your budget. Carbins offers clear, matte and color options, so the right choice depends on the particular film as well as the installation. If you are exploring brands, our paint protection film service is a useful place to compare your options.

Ready to choose your finish?

Let’s plan the Carbins PPF for your car

Keep the color you love, soften the reflections or explore a fresh look. Speak with our Al Quoz workshop about the coverage and finish that suit your car.

  • Send your vehicle make, model and year
  • Tell us the finish you have in mind
  • Choose the areas you want protected
  • Add a few photos for a more useful quote

AMF Auto Services LLC
39, Al Quoz, Dubai, UAE
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