PPF Point Cook
PPF for Point Cook Drivers
Looking for PPF near Point Cook? Liquid R is about 53.1 km away in Mitcham, roughly 65 minutes by car outside peak hour. PPF, the clear film that stops stone chips, starts at $180 for headlights and runs to $5980 for every painted panel, with a full front from $1980.
The film is a clear urethane layer with a self-healing top coat, so light scratches relax out in the sun. We fit it in our own indoor bays, with the maker’s warranty on the film and ours on the installation, plus a free check in the first month.
Every quote is a fixed figure before the car is booked, and it is the same whichever suburb you come from. Call 1800 985 880 or text 0483 930 888 to book.
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P: 1800 985 880
E: info@liquidr.com.au
A: 12/23A Cook Road Mitcham VIC 3132
Opening hours:
Monday to Friday 8:30am-5:00pm
Saturday 8:30am-12:30pm
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Years of Combined Experience
Dedicated Bays
PPF on the panels that get hit, ceramic coating over the rest, window tint if you want it, bundled at a sharper price for a brand new car. See the packages.
Explore Our Services
Colour Transformation: a full colour change in Spectra Colour PPF, no vinyl, no respray.
Ceramic Coating: Gtechniq ceramic and graphene coatings for gloss that rinses clean.
Window Tinting: 3M and Defcon Films Australia films fitted to Victorian legal limits.
Detailing: paint correction, interior deep cleans and PPF refresh.
The Drive from Point Cook
Allow roughly 65 minutes from Point Cook outside peak hour. The route is about 53.1 km via West Gate Freeway and Princes Freeway, ending at 12/23A Cook Road, Mitcham, where there is parking out the front. Directions and opening hours are on our contact page.
Full Body PPF at $5980
Every painted panel in clear film, so doors, sills and the rear bumper get what the nose gets. It suits new deliveries, expensive factory colours and cars you plan to keep. Allow about a week.
Washing a Filmed Car
pH neutral shampoo, a soft mitt, no brush car washes, and keep the pressure washer a hand span from film edges. Bird droppings and sap should come off promptly, and stubborn water spots come out at our counter in minutes. The full routine is on our aftercare page.
Free Check in the First Month
Every film job includes a free inspection in the first month to look over the edges, and we suggest a yearly check after that. Booking it takes a phone call.
One Workshop, in Mitcham
We have no branch out near Point Cook, only our Mitcham workshop. If the drive suits you, the work is done indoors by staff who do this every day, and the booking is planned around a single trip. More about who we are, and if you are comparing shops, our guide to the best PPF in Melbourne lists what to check.
How Long the Car Stays
Headlight film is under an hour, a full front about two days and full body film about a week. Because of the distance, we plan the work so the car needs one drop-off and one pickup, even when several jobs are booked together. We confirm the timing when you book.
Nearby Areas
Our PPF price list has the full range and prices. Nearby, we have also written up PPF in Hoppers Crossing, PPF in Altona, PPF in Werribee, PPF in Tarneit and PPF in Truganina, and the local area guides cover the rest of Melbourne.
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Common Questions
Frequently asked questions
Straight answers before you book. Anything else, call 1800 985 880.
The workshop at 12/23A Cook Road, Mitcham is about 53.1 km from Point Cook, roughly 65 minutes by car outside peak hour.
No. Every price is the same wherever you live. The quote depends on the car and the work, never the postcode.
Every job is done at our Mitcham workshop. Film, coatings and tint need clean indoor bays and proper lighting, which a driveway cannot give, and that is what our results depend on.
Yes. The paint is decontaminated and machine polished where needed first, then filmed.
For cars that do freeway kilometres, usually yes. One repainted bumper costs more than a wear and tear pack.