How many times have you notice damage on your vehicle’s paint that you wish it could of been prevented? Well what if i can tell you “Now you can!” with PPF. Paint Protection Film (PPF) thicker than your regular vinyl wrap is a clear, thermoplastic urethane film applied to the painted surfaces of a vehicle to protect it from scratches, chips, and other minor damage caused by road debris, insects, and minor abrasions. Here are some key points about PPF:

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Protection: PPF is a durable clear film that provides a protective barrier that absorbs impacts and prevents damage to the vehicle's paint. It also offers protection against UV rays, which can cause paint to fade over time.

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Application: It is typically applied to the most vulnerable areas of a vehicle, such as the hood, front fenders, side mirrors, front bumper, door edges, and even the entire vehicle for maximum protection.

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Maintenance & Longevity: Vehicles with PPF require regular washing and maintenance to keep the film in good condition. Special care should be taken to avoid abrasive cleaning methods that could damage the film. High-quality PPF can last for several years, depending on the conditions it is exposed to and how well it is maintained.

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Self-Healing Properties: PPF has self-healing properties, meaning that minor scratches and swirls can disappear with the application of heat from the sun or a heat gun.

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Aesthetics: PPF is clear and virtually invisible when applied correctly, maintaining the original appearance of the vehicle's paint. Some PPF products also come with a matte finish to match specific paint types.

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Partial Front

  • Partial Hood

  • Partial fenders

  • Full Front Bumper

  • Mirror Backs

    Price may vary on vehicle size

    DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED!

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Full Front

  • Full Hood

  • Full fenders

  • Full Front Bumper

  • Mirror Backs

  • Headlights

  • Door cups & edges

    Price may vary on vehicle size

    DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED!

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Full Coverage

  • Entire car

    Price may vary on vehicle size

    DOWN PAYMENT REQUIRED!

Add Ons

  • door cups and edges

  • Trunk ledge

  • Headlights

  • Pillars

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