Full Body SunTek Ultra Matte PPF Installation on 2023 Tesla Model S Plaid – South Jersey

Paint Protection Film Experts on Tesla vehicles in South Jersey
When it comes to performance, few electric vehicles demand attention like the 2023 Tesla Model S Plaid. With its blistering acceleration and refined styling, this car bridges luxury, tech, and speed in one aerodynamic package. But when you own a vehicle that performs at this level, protecting it isn’t just a precaution—it’s essential. That’s why the owner of this Model S Plaid reached out to me to perform a full-body SunTek Ultra Matte paint protection film installation.
This wasn’t just about protection. It was about transformation. The gloss finish was replaced with a stealth satin look, and every inch of the vehicle was meticulously wrapped to both preserve and elevate its appearance. This Tesla now turns heads not just for its speed, but for its new, low-gloss finish and expertly installed protection.

Why Go Matte with the Tesla Model S Plaid?
Tesla’s design language leans heavily into clean lines and futuristic flow, and the Model S Plaid in particular reflects that vision with a minimalist exterior that’s also highly functional. From a factory finish standpoint, though, the gloss paint can be a double-edged sword—it looks sleek, but it shows everything: swirl marks, rock chips, and water spots. Add in the low front splitter, sculpted sides, and wide rear arches, and you’re looking at a car that deserves full-body protection the moment it’s delivered.
This owner wanted to go a step further: not just protect the paint, but elevate the look by turning it matte. That’s where SunTek Ultra Matte PPF came into play. It gave the Model S a whole new visual identity without the permanence of a respray or the limitations of vinyl wrap. The film preserves the Tesla’s factory color while reducing reflectivity, enhancing the body lines, and delivering a rugged, satin look that sets it apart.

The PPF Installation Approach: Seamless, Stealth, and Exact
Wrapping a Model S Plaid requires more than just film and squeegees. Tesla panels are large, smooth, and highly visible. Any mistake—any seam, bubble, or misalignment—stands out. That’s why this job was done using a combination of bulk and plotter-cut installation techniques.
For highly technical areas like door handles, charge ports, and parking sensors, I used pre-cut patterns to ensure perfect fitment with no interference. For larger, more contoured panels like the hood, roof, and doors, I used bulk film to allow for full edge wrapping and clean transitions with no visible seams. Every film edge was tucked or hidden, ensuring that the install looked as OEM as possible—just with a radically different finish.
Before any film was applied, the Tesla underwent a full surface prep. That included paint decontamination, panel cleaning, and strategic disassembly of trim where needed to access hard-to-reach areas. The mirrors, badging, and trim pieces were either loosened or removed to allow for proper film tension and edge security. This kind of install doesn’t happen in a rush—it takes patience, lighting, and a clear focus on every square inch of the car.
Once installed, the PPF was heat-set and cured to ensure long-term durability. The matte finish blended evenly across all panels—no mismatched sections, no gloss bleed-through. It now looks like the vehicle came matte from the factory.

What Makes SunTek Ultra Matte the Ideal Film for Tesla Owners
Not all matte films are created equal. Some can dull color, leave a hazy finish, or struggle with durability. SunTek Ultra Matte, however, is engineered to retain clarity while offering a stealth look and high-end performance.
This film provides strong resistance to rock chips, staining, bug acids, and environmental contaminants—making it an ideal solution for high-use daily drivers like the Model S. Its self-healing top coat ensures that light surface marks disappear with ambient heat, maintaining a clean look without constant touch-ups.
It’s also thick enough to withstand real-world abuse but flexible enough to contour to Tesla’s large, aerodynamic panels. Whether it's NJ highways or city driving, this film adds a layer of confidence without compromising design.
And let’s not overlook the aesthetic upgrade. Matte finishes amplify the sculpted sides of the Model S. Reflections are softened, edges look sharper, and it brings out the futuristic aesthetic Tesla’s design team likely envisioned when shaping this car.

The Value of Craftsmanship in High-End PPF Installation
This install wasn’t done by a team—it was done by me, personally. Every panel, corner, and contour was handled with attention to detail that high-volume shops just don’t offer. I’ve built my South Jersey business on a reputation for flawless installs and clear communication, and that means treating every car like it’s the only one in the shop.
There were no shortcuts. No team rushing to beat the clock. Just measured, skilled, one-on-one attention from start to finish. That’s why Tesla owners—especially Plaid owners—trust me when they want their cars wrapped right the first time.
Whether it's protecting gloss finishes or transforming them into something unique and stealthy, the process I’ve refined over 13+ years is what ensures every wrap I do doesn’t just meet expectations—it exceeds them.

Serving Tesla Owners Across South Jersey
Tesla Model S owners in Cherry Hill, Moorestown, Voorhees, and across South Jersey are choosing full-body PPF for a reason. These vehicles aren’t just transportation—they’re rolling tech showcases. And they deserve to stay looking flawless, especially if you're driving one of the most advanced EVs on the road.
From protecting delicate front bumpers and hoods to shielding doors and fenders from careless parkers or kicked-up gravel, a full PPF wrap means driving with peace of mind. And when that wrap is done in matte, it adds character without sacrificing performance.
For this 2023 Tesla Model S Plaid, the result was a sleek, stealthy finish that turns heads while defending every inch of the paint underneath. It’s bold. It’s protected. And it’s dialed in exactly the way it should be.
Planning to Protect or Transform Your Tesla?
Whether you’ve just taken delivery of a new Tesla or you’re looking to refresh and protect one you already own, PPF is the smartest, most effective way to do it. And if you’re thinking about a matte transformation, SunTek Ultra Matte provides the perfect balance of function and design.
I wrap every vehicle myself with no compromise and no outsourcing. If you’re in South Jersey and want the job done right, reach out. I’ll walk you through the options, explain the difference between full body and partial installs, and show you what makes this level of craftsmanship worth every penny.
Because in the end, protecting your car is about more than just film. It’s about trust—and I treat every vehicle like it’s my own.
