Built for Ashland's climate and roads
Ashland sits at the southern end of the Rogue Valley where Highway 66 climbs into the Cascade-Siskiyou Monument and Dead Indian Memorial Road wanders out into volcanic backcountry. Locals also commute north to Medford on I-5 daily, and that stretch of freeway is one of the most rock-chipped corridors in the Pacific Northwest. Add Mt. Ashland snow runs in winter and 100°F July afternoons, and you have a set of conditions that brutalize factory paint. Paint protection film and a true multi-year ceramic coating exist precisely for this environment.