If you love the way your car looks, PPF gives you real protection — not promises. It’s a nearly invisible film applied to painted surfaces to protect against rock chips, scratches, and chemical stains. Think of it like a clear, self-healing jacket for your paint.
What PPF actually does
- Shields against stone chips and road debris.
- Resists staining from bird droppings, tree sap, and petrol.
- Modern films often have “self-healing” topcoats that erase minor swirl marks with heat.
Types & finishes
Gloss, matte, satin, and textured films exist. Gloss keeps the factory shine, matte adds a stealthy look, and satin sits somewhere in between. Thicker films tend to offer more protection but may require more skill to install invisibly.
Installation — what to expect
A proper install involves paint correction, precise cutting, edge sealing, and curing. Poor prep leads to visible seams and early lifting.
How much should you budget?
Costs vary by coverage: bumper-only, full-front, or full-car. Factor in film brand, vehicle size, and prep time. Always ask about warranty and service life.
Maintenance tips
Wash gently with a soft mitt and mild soap. Avoid abrasive polishes and high-pressure automated washes.