Professional PAINT PROTECTION FILM (ppf)
PROTECT AND CARE WITH ACCURACY EVERY PART COUNTS
Paint Protection Film is a thin yet strong layer that you apply directly to your vehicle's exterior that is effectively stands up to flying rocks, bird droppings, road salt, sand, acid rain, environmental factors such as UV Rays and more. These elements can cause gradual deterioration to your vehicle's paint if left unprotected. PPF helps maintain safeguarding it's visual appeal but also extending it's overall longevity. As we've seen, the protective capabilities of a clear bra extend far beyond just preserving the surface aesthetics of a car. Understanding how these protections translate to tangible value is essential to understanding their impact on car resale prices.
PPF SERVICES
Full front PPF
- Full Hood
- Full Headlights
- Bumper
- Face of Side look caps
- Fog lights
- Full sell
Frequently Asked Questions about PPF
Ceramic coatings add a thin layer of protection that can last a long time. However, they aren’t as good at protecting against physical damage like scratches or teeth. Also Ceramic Coating is great for keeping dirt and water off your car to make it easier to clean. But if a stray rock comes flying toward your car, a ceramic coating won’t offer much protection. PPF, on the other hand, excels at protecting against physical damage. It can shield your car from tiny rocks, debris, and even minor dings. The film is thicker than a ceramic coating, offering better protection against scratches and minor road hazards.
Yes, PPF is similar to the regular paint. You need to wet the surface with a lubricant (soapy water) and then rub the surface with a clay bar.
It depends on the PPF but we highly recommend waiting at least 48 hours before driving. This ensures your PPF has had time to adhere fully so water and debris can’t get under the surface.