The film most
front packages use.
Clear, high-gloss, heat-activated self-healing. The standard TrackDay film and the sensible default for a front-end package.
TrackDay Fit at a glance
TrackDay Fit is the baseline of the range at 7.4 mil. It is thick enough to absorb the stone chips a front end actually collects, and the high-gloss coating means protected panels look the same as unprotected ones.
What it does for you
Enough film for the job
At 7.4 mil there is real material between a stone and your paint. Thinner films sold as PPF often are not.
Gloss you cannot pick out
The coating matches factory gloss, so a protected bonnet does not read differently from an unprotected roof.
Heat-activated healing
Fine swirls lift out with warmth — a warm wash or a day in the sun, the way most PPF on the market works. For healing that happens in three seconds with no heat at all, step up to TrackDay Premium.
Who picks TrackDay Fit
Front packages on daily drivers, new cars going straight onto the road, and anyone protecting the panels that get hit rather than the whole car.
Compare the range
All six films side by side. Same 10-year warranty across the range; a dash means that film's page does not state the figure.
| Film | Finish | Thickness | Healing |
|---|---|---|---|
| TrackDay Fit this page | Clear gloss | 7.4 mil | Heat-activated |
| TrackDay Premium → | Clear gloss | 7.8 mil | 3 seconds, no heat |
| TrackDay Desert → | Satin matt, 10–15% gloss | 7.3 mil | Heat-activated |
| TrackDay Ghost → | Satin matt | — | 3 seconds, no heat |
| TrackDay Style → | Colour, vivid gloss | — | Instant, no heat |
| TrackDay Sky → | 65% VLT, 90% infrared rejection | 5.7 mil | — |
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