Auto Styling for Cypress Drivers
Cypress driving is US-290 and the Grand Parkway. Construction on 290 leaves gravel and debris in the lanes, and the Grand Parkway adds highway miles to a lot of commutes. At highway speed, that debris hits the bumper and hood hard enough to chip. 290 is also the road that brings you to us.
A lot of what we see from Cypress is trucks and three-row SUVs, and they usually come home to a two- or three-car garage. Parking isn't the problem out here. Size matters, though: a big vehicle has more paint and glass to protect, and the price follows the size.
Wraps for trucks and trade vehicles
Some of the trucks we see from Cypress work for a living. A wrap puts the business name and number on the truck and covers the factory paint while it's on; our commercial wraps page explains how it works. On a personal truck or SUV, accent and partial wraps start at $900, and a full color change in Inozetek vinyl starts at $3,200. More on vehicle wraps in Cypress.
PPF for 290 debris
If you drive 290 every day, the front end takes small hits you won't notice until the chips add up. Paint protection film absorbs them. On a truck or three-row SUV, full front coverage from $1,300 protects the full hood, full fenders, front bumper, side mirrors and headlights, and it's where we'd start for a daily 290 commute. Partial front starts at $995. We install Inozetek inoCLEAR and the self-healing inoCLEAR+. See PPF for Cypress.
Tint for the drive home on 290
If you work in town, the drive home on 290 runs northwest into the late-afternoon sun, and the heat comes straight through the glass. Ceramic tint, from $400, rejects more of it than carbon, from $300. Nano ceramic starts at $550 on a sedan. On a three-row SUV, the back rows can go darker, since Texas sets no darkness limit on the back side windows. Texas limits the front side windows to 25% or lighter, and we meter the glass before film goes on so the result is legal. Details on window tint in Cypress.
Ceramic coating for big vehicles
Highway miles leave a layer of road film and bug residue across the front of the vehicle. A ceramic coating keeps it from bonding, so a big truck or SUV washes clean faster, which matters when there's this much of it to wash. Garage-kept vehicles hold a coating longest. If the paint has swirls or haze, we correct it before coating. Ceramic starts at $800, and graphene, our premium tier, starts at $850. More on ceramic coating for Cypress.
Getting here from Cypress
We're at 5002 Navigation Blvd in EaDo, on the east side of downtown. From Cypress, come in on 290; it's usually about 35 minutes outside rush hour. Wraps, PPF and coatings mean leaving the vehicle with us, so plan on one trip in and one trip home. You'll get a firm timeline with your quote.
Spec'd Studios · 5002 Navigation Blvd, Houston, TX 77011 · (346) 216-7119 · Mon–Fri 8–6, Sat 9–4