Chalk 2024 Porsche 911 Carrera S: Track Package PPF & CIR 20 Tint in South Jersey

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In an industry full of shortcuts and volume shops, I’ve built South Jersey Paint Protection around one simple principle: do it once, do it right. I’m not running a conveyor belt — I personally wrap every car that comes through my doors, whether it’s a Porsche, a Tesla, or a daily-driven truck.

With over 13 years of hands-on experience, I’ve wrapped everything from exotics to performance sedans to off-road rigs. No subcontractors. No guesswork. Just high-end film installed the way it’s supposed to be: bulk-fit, hand-trimmed, edge-wrapped, and tension-free.

I’m not guessing how to protect paint — I’ve seen what fails, what peels, what bubbles, and what lasts. And I’ve fine-tuned my process to eliminate every one of those issues. From panel prep to final inspection, I treat every car like it’s my own — because when my name is on it, it has to be perfect.

Most shops are chasing speed. I’m chasing flawless results.

My work isn’t just good — it’s proven. Just ask the hundreds of car owners from Cherry Hill, Marlton, Voorhees, and across South Jersey who trust me to protect six-figure vehicles with zero room for error.

If you care about your car — and want it protected by someone who cares just as much — then I’m the guy you call.

From Showroom Chalk to Track-Ready

The moment a Chalk-painted 2024 Porsche 911 Carrera S rolled into my South Jersey studio, it was clear the owner had twin priorities: keep the car spotless on New Jersey’s stone-chipped roads and enjoy weekend lapping without flinching every time rubber debris pinged off the nose. Chalk is one of Porsche’s most understated colors—almost sculptural in the way it plays with light—yet every speck shows. To guard that finish while respecting its subtle elegance we mapped out a full Track Package in SunTek Ultra PPF, then dialed in cabin comfort and privacy with SunTek CIR 20 ceramic window tint on every piece of glass. What follows is the inside story of how a stock Carrera S became a stealth-protected weapon ready for the Garden State Parkway and New Jersey Motorsports Park alike.

Choosing SunTek Ultra for Complete Protection

Paint Protection Film is only as good as its chemistry, and SunTek Ultra has long been my benchmark. Its eight-mil construction carries a self-healing topcoat that erases fine swirls under summer heat; its optical clarity means Chalk retains that milky grey depth instead of looking plasticky; and its hydrophobic layer keeps brake-dust fallout from baking into clear-coat pores. For this build the owner wanted the Track Package—full hood, full front bumper, full front fenders, headlights, mirrors, A-pillars, rocker panels, lower rear quarters, and extended door edges—all the surfaces that catch shrapnel at triple-digit speeds. Bulk-install methodology, rather than pre-cut kits, would give us wrapped edges and invisible seams so observers at Cars & Coffee would assume Porsche sprayed a factory glass clear.

Preparing the Carrera S for Surgery

Before a single sheet of film touches paint, contamination has to go. We opened with a pH-neutral snow-foam, followed by a clay-bar pass that lifted embedded rail dust invisible to the eye but deadly under a stretch of PPF. A two-stage alcohol wipe ensured no polishing oils lingered. Wheels came off so we could deep-clean arches, avoiding overspray or sling on fresh film. Mirrors, marker lights, and Porsche crest were delicately removed; I keep OE grommets bagged and labeled to maintain fitment tolerances the way Stuttgart intended. Finally, we measured panel curvature for custom pattern plotting—because the Carrera’s flared Turbo-look front fenders and teardrop headlights demand more relief cuts than a GT3.

Applying the Track Package: Precision in Every Panel

Install day is equal parts choreography and patience. Starting with the hood, we floated SunTek Ultra on a measured slip solution, aligned it against the bonnet’s pressed center valley, and squeegeed from the emblem recess outward, bleeding air to the perimeter. With the film anchored, wrapped edges disappeared beneath the hood skin so there’s no exposed adhesive to wick dust. Fenders required a controlled heat stretch around the wheel-arch lip to keep tension even. The aggressive rocker contour near the rear intake received a single-piece bulk sheet, allowing us to mirror the factory body line rather than stack two strips. Headlights—those iconic four-point units—got optically-clear film cut on the bench, hand-shaped so no halo forms around the lens gasket. Throughout, infrared lamps cured moisture pockets, locking the adhesive before we reassembled trim. By sunset the front half looked stock, yet every vulnerable inch was armored for track debris.

Dialing In Comfort with SunTek CIR 20 Tint

Porsche interiors heat up fast when idling in Black Horse Pike traffic, especially with Chalk sedans that invite sunshine through vast glass. CIR 20 blocks up to seventy percent of infrared heat without the mirror-like sheen of lower-end metallic tints. After degreasing window channels we sheeted the cabin, misted the inside glass, and installed a single-piece film across the sweeping rear window so there’s no vertical seam to catch the eye in a rear-view mirror. Side glass and quarter windows followed, every edge heat-shrunk for factory-like margins. The result is a cockpit that stays roughly twenty degrees cooler during July detailing days, all while preserving outward visibility crucial for late-apexing the downhill at Thunderbolt.

First Impressions: Smooth Gloss on Chalk Paint

When the owner stepped back under our LED inspection grid, he noticed something only true paint nerds appreciate: Chalk’s cool-grey undertone had gained a subtle liquid depth, almost as if we’d cleared the car again. SunTek Ultra’s refractive index paired beautifully with the Carrera’s soft metallic flake, smoothing micro-orange-peel and giving reflections a more mirror-flat profile. Run your fingers across the hood and it feels slicker than bare paint; rinse water beads off in perfect spheres, speeding post-trackday clean-ups. CIR 20 tint added just enough attitude—passers-by catch the driver silhouette only when sunlight angles perfectly—yet nighttime visibility remains crystal-clear, a must for late returns from Philly’s Schuylkill Expressway.

Why Track Package PPF Matters in Cherry Hill Traffic

Plenty of 911 owners think highways pose minimal threat, yet US 322 construction zones fling aggregate the size of thumbtacks. I’ve documented chips penetrating Porsche lacquer after a single season. The Track Package shields every forward-facing element, but it also protects rocker panels where sticky Cup 2 tires eject marbles. Around Cherry Hill backroads, that means carefree spirited runs without watching the odometer and wincing. Come trade-in time, inspectors won’t find sand-blasted lower doors or dimpled bumper edges, translating to stronger residuals. And if the owner ever decides to switch from Chalk to PTS Ruby Star later, the film lifts cleanly, freeing the original paint in showroom condition for the next caretaker.

Trust Built on Thirteen Years Behind the Squeegee

South Jersey Paint Protection isn’t a volume PPF chain. Every install is mine alone—John, craftsman and owner. I’ve wrapped exotics and I still prep panels the same meticulous way because each car is a reputation on wheels. The Carrera S owner watched portions of the process; he left with a wash kit, maintenance guide, and the promise that any post-install questions come straight to my cell, not a call center.

Internal knowledge crosslinks matter too. If you’re researching the difference between our Track Package and Full-Body PPF, or curious how window tint complements ceramic coating, explore the service pages linked throughout this article to dive deeper into each protection tier.

Ready to Shield Your Porsche 911?

Whether you commute across the Walt Whitman Bridge or shave seconds at NJMP, your 911 deserves armor worthy of its engineering. Reach out today to reserve the next available slot in my Cherry Hill studio. We’ll map a protection plan—be it Track Package, Full-Body SunTek Ultra, or a bespoke combo of PPF and ceramic coating—so your Porsche stays Chalk-clean and chip-free long after break-in.