10/16/2026
How do you protect hand painted lettering on a working truck that just left the dealership?
A long time client brought us our first 2027 vehicle, a Western Star, and it arrived with a problem: the paint was covered in overspray from the yard, and it still needed lettering before it could go to work.
We removed every trace of overspray without harming the factory finish. Once the surface was clean, the hand painted decals and lettering went on, and after the paint cured the truck returned to our Augusta NJ shop for protection.
We installed a 16 year paint protection film across the full hood, fenders, and both doors, computer cut for an exact fit with no trimming on the surface. The film is self healing, so light marks disappear with heat, and those delicate painted decals are now sealed underneath it.
We finished the cab with ceramic infrared window tint, cut on the same plotter for clean edges with no light gaps. It blocks 99 percent of UV, cuts serious heat for the driver, and carries a lifetime warranty.
A truck like this earns its living on Route 15 and across Sussex County, from Newton to Sparta to Vernon, so the protection has to match the workload.
Stop by Autocorrect Detailing or visit https://www.autocorrectdetailing.com/ppf/ to discuss what your car needs