Collection: Paint Protection Films

PPF stands for Paint Protection Film, a clear polyurethane film applied
to the exterior of vehicles to protect against scratches, chips, and
environmental damage.

Quality PPF can last 5-10 years or more with proper care and maintenance.

Yes, PPF can be safely removed without damaging the vehicle's paint, especially if it's professionally installed.

No, PPF is transparent and won't change the appearance or color of your vehicle's paint.

Yes, you can wash your car normally, but avoid abrasive cleaners and brushes to maintain the PPF's integrity.

Yes, PPF is designed to protect against rock chips, scratches, and other minor damages.

High-quality PPF is UV-resistant and helps prevent paint fading and oxidation.

Yes, PPF can be applied to the entire vehicle, including the hood, fenders, bumpers, and mirrors.

PPF doesn't require special maintenance, but regular cleaning and occasional waxing can prolong its lifespan.

While both PPF and Ceramic Coating offer protection, PPF provides a
thicker physical barrier against scratches and chips, whereas Ceramic
Coating offers a chemical resistance and adds a glossy finish to the
paint.

The installation time for PPF varies depending on the vehicle's size and
the areas being covered, but typically it takes 1-3 days.