Paint Protection Film ( PPF ) is a clear, durable film applied to your vehicle's exterior surfaces to protect the paint from damage. It acts as a barrier against road debris, stone chips, scratches and environmental contaminants, preserving the pristine condition of your cars finish. The film is self-healing, meaning minor scratches will disappear with heat, keeping your vehicle looking flawless over time.

Yes, PPF can be applied to the entire vehicle, but it is commonly used on high-impact areas like the front bumper, bonnet, front wings, side mirrors and door edges. However, full body coverage is available for those who want maximum protection. Our team can customise the application to meet your specific needs and preferences.

Both Ceramic Coatings and PPF offer excellent protection, but they serve different purposes and can be used together for maximum effect. PPF provides superior protection against physical damage like stone chips and scratches, making it ideal for high-impact areas. Ceramic Coatings, on the other hand, offer chemical resistance, UV protection and can make your vehicle easier to clean by creating a hydrophobic surface. The choice depends on your specific needs, but many car owners opt to use PPF on vulnerable areas and apply a Ceramic Coating over the entire vehicle for comprehensive protection.

Paint Protection Film (PPF) is designed to be virtually invisible and won't change your car's color or finish. It actually enhances your car's look by adding a high gloss finish. If you prefer a matte appearance, matte PPF options are available to match your vehicle's existing finish.

With proper care and maintenance, PPF can last up to 10 years or more. The film is highly durable and designed to withstand harsh environmental conditions. Regular washing and avoiding harsh chemicals will help prolong the life of the film and maintain its protective qualities.

Yes, PPF can be safely removed without damaging your vehicles paint. The removal process should be done by a professional to ensure it is done correctly. Once removed, the underlying paint will be in the same condition as it was before the film was applied, often better due to the protection provided by the film.

After PPF is applied, we recommend waiting a few days before washing your vehicle to allow the film to fully cure. When washing, use a mild shampoo and avoid abrasive materials. It's also important to steer clear of automatic car washes with brushes, as they can potentially lift the edges of the film. We provide specific aftercare instructions to help you maintain the films appearance and longevity.

Absolutely! PPF is an excellent investment for anyone looking to preserve the value and appearance of their vehicle. It provides unmatched protection against everyday hazards that can damage your cars paint, helping to maintain its resale value and keeping it looking like new for years to come. The upfront cost of PPF can save you money on potential paint repairs and resprays down the line.