Description

Paint protection film (PPF) is a clear, durable material applied to a vehicle's exterior surfaces to protect the paint from damage. It acts as a barrier against various threats, including: Scratches and Chips: PPF can help prevent minor scratches and rock chips from damaging the vehicle's paint. UV Rays: It helps shield the paint from harmful UV rays that can cause fading and discoloration over time. Stains and Contaminants: It can protect against stains from things like bird droppings, tree sap, and road salt. Minor Abrasions: The film has self-healing properties, meaning it can repair minor abrasions and scratches on its surface over time with heat. PPF is typically made from polyurethane or a similar flexible material. It's applied to various parts of a vehicle, such as the hood, fenders, bumpers, and side mirrors. The film is designed to be nearly invisible once applied, maintaining the vehicle's appearance while offering enhanced protection.