The cost of Paint Protection Film for a Corvette depends the trim, level, coverage chosen, and the type of film selected. In Michigan, Corvette PPF installs typically range from $1,800 to $5,000+, with full-body protection often exceeding $10,000 for high-performance or specialty models.

Absolutely, PPF is one of the most valuable upgrades a Corvette owner can make, especially in Michigan’s climate.

Here’s why PPF is uniquely beneficial for Corvette vehicles:

1. Corvette paint is notoriously soft

Rock chips and scratches happen faster on Corvette paint than most brands. PPF stops them before they start.

2. Michigan roads are brutal

Salt, gravel, debris, slush, and construction zones are constant threats. Full-front protection is practically essential.

3. High-value vehicles suffer fast depreciation from paint damage

A single rock chip on a Corvette bumper can cost hundreds to repair—and Corvette paint blending is expensive.

4. Z06 and ZR1 models have exposed impact zones

Wide hips, aggressive splitters, air intakes, and flared fenders make these cars especially vulnerable.

For daily drivers, weekend cars, and track-focused Corvettes, PPF pays for itself by maintaining long-term value and preserving the factory finish.

Ceramic coatings on a Corvette typically last 3 to 7 years, depending on the product, driving conditions, and maintenance. At Ascension Automotive, our professional-grade ceramic coatings are installed in a controlled environment to ensure maximum durability and bond strength.

Here’s what determines longevity:

• Maintenance routine: Proper washing can extend coating life significantly

• Garage vs. outdoor parking: Garaged Porsches maintain coatings noticeably longer

• Mileage and weather exposure: Daily-driven Porsches see more environmental wear

• Film synergy: PPF + Ceramic Coating creates a longer-lasting system

With proper care, your Porsche will maintain extreme gloss, hydrophobic performance, and UV protection for years—far outperforming dealer-inspired coatings or DIY products.

No—professional ceramic window tint does not interfere with any Corvette sensors, cameras, radar systems, or driver assist features when installed properly.

Modern Corvettes use:

• Rain sensors

• Light sensors

• Blind-spot monitoring modules

• ADAS cameras in the windshield

• Parking sensors

None of these rely on visible light through the side windows, and our tinting process avoids the windshield (unless requested with legal considerations). Because we use computer-cut patterns for Corvettes, the film never touches wiring, sensors, or fragile trims.

Your safety systems stay fully functional—while you enjoy heat rejection, glare reduction, and improved privacy.

Corvette owners come to Ascension because we offer a level of precision and craftsmanship matched to the vehicle’s heritage. Our Corvette clients consistently choose us for:

1. Master-level installations in a world-class facility

Every Corvette is serviced indoors in a climate-controlled, dust-free studio.

2. Porsche-specific digital patterns

Your film is precision-cut for the exact curves, vents, and body lines of Corvettes.

3. 400+ perfect 5-star reviews

Performance and exotic owners throughout Michigan trust Ascension.

4. A white-glove client experience

From consult to final walkaround, we obsess over both the vehicle and the owner’s experience.

5. Lifetime-backed craftsmanship

Every service—PPF, tint, ceramic coating—is guaranteed by Ascension.

Corvette owners expect more, and we pride ourselves on delivering above that standard.