Question 1

Where are you located?

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We're at 2215 Sebesta Rd BLDG 2, College Station, TX 77845 — just off Sebesta Road near the Highway 6 corridor. We serve College Station, Bryan, Navasota, Caldwell, and the entire Brazos Valley.

Question 2

What are your hours?

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Monday through Friday 8:30 AM – 6:00 PM. Saturday by appointment only. Closed Sunday.

Question 3

Do I need an appointment?

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Yes — we work by appointment to ensure every vehicle gets dedicated time and attention. Call or text (979) 422-7714 or fill out our contact form to schedule.

Question 4

How do I get a quote?

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The fastest way is to call or text us at (979) 422-7714 with your vehicle year, make, and model and what you're interested in. You can also fill out our online contact form and we'll get back to you quickly.

Question 5

Do you offer financing?

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Yes — we offer 6, 12, and 24-month financing terms through our financing partner. Quick online approval, no prepayment penalties. Visit our Financing page for details.

Question 6

What brands do you use?

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We install products from 3M, XPEL, STEK, Avery Dennison, Cheetah Wrap, and Pure PPF — the most trusted names in automotive protection. We don't cut corners with off-brand materials.

Question 7

Do you offer a warranty on your work?

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Yes — all of our installations are backed by a lifetime warranty against installation defects. Film products (PPF, tint) carry manufacturer warranties of 10 years to lifetime depending on the product. Ceramic coatings carry 2–10 year manufacturer warranties.

Question 8

What services do you offer?

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We offer paint protection film (PPF), window tint, ceramic coating, vehicle wraps, chrome delete, paint correction, and windshield protection film. We specialize in Tesla vehicles and serve the entire Brazos Valley.

Question 9

How far do customers travel to visit Sleepr Studio?

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We regularly serve customers from College Station, Bryan, Navasota, Caldwell, Brenham, Huntsville, Madisonville, and Somerville. Many customers drive 1–2 hours for our certified XPEL and STEK installations.

Question 10

What's the difference between regular tint and ceramic tint?

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Regular dyed tint blocks light but does little for heat. Ceramic tint uses nano-ceramic particles to block up to 99% of UV rays and significantly more infrared heat — keeping your interior dramatically cooler without affecting visibility or signal reception.

Question 11

What's the legal tint limit in Texas?

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Texas law requires front side windows to allow at least 25% light transmission (VLT). Rear side windows and the rear window can be any darkness. The windshield can only have a tint strip in the top 5 inches. We always install within legal limits.

Question 12

How long does window tint take?

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Most vehicles are done in 2–3 hours. We ask that you don't roll down your windows for 3–5 days after installation to allow the film to fully cure.

Question 13

How long does window tint last?

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Quality ceramic tint from 3M or XPEL lasts 10+ years with proper care. We back all tint installations with a lifetime warranty against bubbling, peeling, and color change.

Question 14

Will tint affect my phone signal or GPS?

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Ceramic tint is non-metallic, so it does not interfere with cell signals, GPS, or toll transponders. Older metallic tints can cause interference — another reason we use ceramic.

Question 15

How much does window tint cost?

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Window tint at Sleepr Studio starts at $199 for a standard sedan. Ceramic tint on a full car typically runs $299–$499 depending on vehicle size. We offer free quotes — call or text (979) 422-7714.

Question 16

What VLT (darkness) should I choose?

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35% VLT is our most popular choice — it provides a clean, noticeable look while staying legal on front windows in Texas. For maximum heat rejection with minimal appearance change, 50% VLT is a great option. Rear windows can go as dark as 5% (limo tint).

Question 17

Does ceramic tint reduce heat significantly?

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Yes — dramatically. Ceramic tint can reject 50–70% of solar heat vs 20–30% for standard dyed tint at the same VLT. In Texas summers, this translates to a 20–30°F reduction in interior temperature and significantly less AC load.

Question 18

Can you tint the windshield?

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Texas law allows a tint strip in the top 5 inches of the windshield only. We can install a legal windshield strip. For full windshield heat rejection, we recommend our windshield protection film (clear, legal, and blocks UV/IR).

Question 19

Do you offer same-day window tint?

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Yes — most vehicles can be tinted same-day with an appointment. We can often accommodate same-day requests if we have availability. Call or text (979) 422-7714 to check.

Question 20

What does PPF protect against?

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PPF protects against rock chips, road debris, bug splatter, bird droppings, minor abrasions, and UV damage. It's a physical barrier between your paint and the road.

Question 21

What's the difference between clear PPF and stealth PPF?

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Clear PPF is optically transparent and preserves your factory gloss finish. Stealth PPF has a matte finish that converts a gloss paint to a satin/matte look while still providing full protection.

Question 22

How long does PPF last?

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Premium PPF from XPEL, STEK, or Pure PPF lasts 10+ years. It's backed by a manufacturer warranty against yellowing, cracking, and delamination.

Question 23

Does PPF self-heal?

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Yes — all of our PPF products feature self-healing technology. Minor swirl marks and light scratches disappear with heat (sunlight or warm water). Deeper cuts do not self-heal.

Question 24

Can PPF be removed?

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Yes. PPF can be safely removed by a professional without damaging the paint underneath. This is one of the key advantages over paint — it's fully reversible.

Question 25

How long does a full front PPF install take?

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A full front package (hood, bumper, fenders, mirrors) typically takes 6–8 hours. A full vehicle wrap in PPF takes 5–7 days.

Question 26

How much does PPF cost?

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PPF at Sleepr Studio: front bumper from $399, full front from $899, full body from $4,700. Pricing varies by vehicle size and film brand. See our PPF pricing guide for a full breakdown.

Question 27

Is XPEL or STEK better for PPF?

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Both are world-class films. XPEL Ultimate Plus has the longest track record and widest installer network. STEK DYNOshield is newer but highly competitive — especially for stealth/matte and colored PPF. We install both and recommend based on your specific goals.

Question 28

Should I get PPF or ceramic coating?

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They serve different purposes. PPF is a physical barrier against rock chips and road debris. Ceramic coating is a chemical bond that adds hardness, hydrophobic properties, and gloss. Many owners do both — PPF for impact protection, ceramic coating on top for ease of maintenance.

Question 29

Does PPF require paint correction first?

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We recommend it for full body installs. PPF is optically clear — any swirls or scratches in the paint will be visible under the film. For front bumper and partial front installs on newer vehicles, paint correction is often not necessary.

Question 30

Can I put ceramic coating on top of PPF?

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Yes — and we recommend it. Ceramic coating on top of PPF enhances the hydrophobic properties, makes the car easier to wash, and adds an extra layer of gloss. It's a popular combination.

Question 31

Will PPF turn yellow over time?

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Premium PPF from XPEL and STEK is formulated to resist yellowing and is warranted against it for 10 years. Cheap, off-brand films can yellow — another reason to choose a reputable brand and certified installer.

Question 32

What does ceramic coating actually do?

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Ceramic coating chemically bonds to your paint, creating a hard, hydrophobic layer that repels water and contaminants, enhances gloss, resists UV oxidation, and makes the car dramatically easier to wash.

Question 33

How is ceramic coating different from wax?

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Wax sits on top of your paint and wears off in weeks. Ceramic coating chemically bonds to the paint and lasts years. It's harder, more hydrophobic, and far more durable than any wax or sealant.

Question 34

Do I need paint correction before ceramic coating?

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We strongly recommend it. Ceramic coating locks in your paint's current condition — including any swirls or scratches. Correcting first ensures you're sealing in perfection, not defects.

Question 35

How long does ceramic coating last?

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Depending on the package: 2 years (entry), 5 years (professional), or 10 years (premium). Proper maintenance extends the life significantly.

Question 36

Can I go through a car wash after ceramic coating?

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We recommend hand washing only. Automatic car washes with brushes can cause micro-scratches. Touchless washes are acceptable but hand washing is best.

Question 37

How much does ceramic coating cost?

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Ceramic coating at Sleepr Studio: entry 2-year from $499, professional 5-year from $999, premium 10-year from $1,799. Paint correction is additional if needed. See our ceramic coating pricing guide for a full breakdown.

Question 38

Does ceramic coating prevent rock chips?

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No — ceramic coating adds hardness and chemical resistance but does not prevent rock chips or deep scratches. For rock chip protection, you need PPF. Many owners combine PPF (for impact protection) with ceramic coating (for maintenance and gloss).

Question 39

What brand of ceramic coating do you use?

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We use FEYNLAB — one of the most respected professional ceramic coating brands in the industry. FEYNLAB coatings are used by top detailers and protection shops worldwide.

Question 40

How long does ceramic coating take to apply?

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A professional ceramic coating takes 1–3 days depending on the tier and whether paint correction is included. Entry-level coatings on clean paint can be done in a day. Full correction + premium coating is typically 2–3 days.

Question 41

Is ceramic coating worth it?

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For most vehicle owners, yes. Ceramic coating eliminates the need for waxing, dramatically reduces wash time, protects against UV oxidation and chemical etching, and maintains resale value. Most owners recoup the cost in detailing savings within 2–3 years.

Question 42

How long does a full vehicle wrap take?

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Most full color change wraps are completed in 2–3 business days. Partial wraps and accents can often be done same-day or next-day.

Question 43

How long does a vehicle wrap last?

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With proper care, a quality vinyl wrap lasts 5–7 years. Keeping the vehicle garaged and hand-washing extends the life significantly.

Question 44

Will a wrap damage my paint?

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No — a wrap actually protects your paint from UV rays and minor scratches. When removed properly by a professional, your original paint is preserved underneath.

Question 45

What's the difference between a wrap and colored PPF?

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Vinyl wrap is primarily cosmetic and provides minimal physical protection. Colored PPF is significantly thicker and provides real impact protection against rock chips and road debris — at a higher cost.

Question 46

How long does chrome delete take?

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Most chrome delete jobs are completed in 2–4 hours depending on the number of trim pieces. Same-day service is usually available.

Question 47

Can I get chrome delete on a leased vehicle?

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Yes — chrome delete is fully reversible. Remove the vinyl before returning the car and your original chrome is underneath, untouched.

Question 48

What vinyl wrap brands do you use?

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We install wraps from Avery Dennison, 3M, Cheetah Wrap, TeckWrap, VinylFrog, KPMF, and RAXTiFY. We match the brand to the application — commercial fleets, color changes, and accent wraps each have different optimal materials.

Question 49

Can you wrap just part of my vehicle?

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Yes — partial wraps are very popular. Common partial wraps include roof wraps, hood wraps, mirror caps, pillars, and accent stripes. Partial wraps can often be completed same-day.

Question 50

Do you specialize in Tesla vehicles?

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Yes — we've installed protection packages on hundreds of Tesla Model 3, Model Y, Model S, and Model X vehicles. We have model-specific cut patterns and understand the unique requirements of Tesla's glass, sensors, and ADAS systems.

Question 51

Will window tint affect Autopilot?

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No — we use ADAS-compatible ceramic film and position it to avoid forward-facing camera zones. Autopilot and FSD performance are unaffected.

Question 52

Can you tint the Tesla glass roof?

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Yes — we specialize in Tesla glass roof tint. The large glass panel lets in significant heat; ceramic tint dramatically reduces cabin temperature.

Question 53

Is PPF worth it on a Tesla?

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Absolutely. Tesla paint is known to be relatively soft and prone to rock chips. PPF is one of the best investments you can make on a new Tesla — especially on the hood and front bumper.

Question 54

What's your most popular Tesla package?

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The Tesla Protection Package — full front PPF plus ceramic tint on all windows and the glass roof — is our most popular combination for Model 3 and Model Y owners.

Question 55

Does PPF affect Tesla Autopilot or FSD?

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No — PPF is optically clear and does not interfere with Tesla's cameras, radar, or ultrasonic sensors. We use model-specific computer-cut patterns that avoid all sensor zones.

Question 56

How much does Tesla PPF cost?

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Tesla PPF at Sleepr Studio: front bumper from $399–$499, full front from $899–$1,299 (Model 3/Y), full body from $4,700–$5,600. Model S and X pricing is higher due to vehicle size.

Question 57

Do you work on Cybertrucks?

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Yes — we install PPF on Cybertruck painted bumpers and trim, and ceramic tint on the glass. The stainless steel body doesn't require PPF, but the painted components benefit from protection. Contact us for a Cybertruck-specific quote.

Question 58

How do I know if I'm getting a fair price?

Accepted Answer

We publish transparent pricing on our website. Our prices reflect certified installation, premium film brands (XPEL, STEK, 3M, FEYNLAB), and manufacturer-backed warranties. Cheaper quotes often mean off-brand films, uncertified installers, or no warranty.

Question 59

What's the most cost-effective way to protect my vehicle?

Accepted Answer

For most daily drivers, a full front PPF package ($899–$1,299) plus ceramic tint ($299–$499) provides the best protection-to-cost ratio. It covers the highest-impact areas and dramatically reduces maintenance costs.

Question 60

Do you offer package deals?

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Yes — we offer combination packages for PPF + tint, PPF + ceramic coating, and full protection packages. Contact us for current package pricing.

Question 61

Is it cheaper to get PPF on a new car vs an older one?

Accepted Answer

New cars are typically cheaper to protect because the paint is in perfect condition — no paint correction needed. Older vehicles may require paint correction before PPF or ceramic coating, which adds to the total cost.

Question 62

Does PPF or ceramic coating increase resale value?

Accepted Answer

Yes — documented PPF and ceramic coating installations are a selling point for used vehicles. Buyers pay a premium for vehicles with verified paint protection, especially on high-value cars.

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