Paint
Protection Film

PPF is a clear film applied to the exterior surfaces of a vehicle to protect the paint from stone chips, bug splatter, scratches, and other environmental damage.

Although both serve aesthetic purposes, PPF is focused on providing invisible protection without altering the vehicle’s appearance, whereas vinyl wraps are primarily used for changing the look and style of the vehicle.

Additionally, PPF has a 10 year warranty and is 8-10 mil thick while vinyl doesn’t provide any protection to your vehicle and only lasts 2-3 years.

Although the lifespan of PPF can vary, it typically lasts between 5 to 10 years depending on the quality of the film and environmental factors.

Yes, PPF can be applied to most vehicles, including cars, trucks, motorcycles, and even boats. Additionally it is customizable to fit specific makes and models.

Yes, basically there are PPF options specifically designed for matte and satin finishes to maintain the unique appearance of these paint types.

Regular washing and detailing are usually sufficient; however, be sure to use abrasive cleaners or wax products that contain high levels of solvents.

PPF is best applied to a clean and undamaged surface. However it’s not a solution for repairing existing paint damage but serves as a preventive measure.