PPF – Paint Protection Film Services
Paint Protection Film is a transparent, urethane material that can be applied to any exterior painted surface on your vehicle.
In brief, the automotive Paint Protection Film preserves the quality of your car’s paint by reducing the risk of multiple kinds of damage, such as the following:
- Chips and scratches caused by rocks and road debris
- Swirl marks created during washing
- Chemical stains caused by acidic contaminants
- Chemical etch marks caused by acidic contaminants
- Hard water spots from mineral deposits
- Oxidation (fading) from UV exposure
Experience the PPF on Your Car
PPF is one of the best options for protecting the surface of your car. If you are satisfied with the vehicle’s colour and style, then you defiantly should consider Paint Protection Film.
Speaking of keeping the looks of your car just as they are, PPF comes in two options.
- First, there is the clear protection, which is completely transparent;
- Second, there is the matte protection, which suits the situation if your car’s paint has a matte finish and you don’t want to obscure the effect.
PPF is also called Clear Bra, because some clients choose to have the protection films applied only on the impact areas of the car, like the front bumper. It serves the purpose of reducing cost and time.
Some uninformed car owners think about vinyl wraps and PPF as being the same in terms of protection. This is completely false. Vinyl wraps offer sky-limit possibilities in terms of colour and style, but its protection is superficial. Vinyl is polyvinyl chloride, which makes it brittle, and its thickness varies between 2-6 mils. On the other hand, PPF is polyurethane, it has rubbery properties and a 6-10 mils thickness.
Past Projects of PPF Coating
Here at WrapsnPPF you will find dedicated professionals with all the right tools to execute a premium PPF application job. The surface of your car will be safe; no cut is ever performed directly onto the surface of the vehicle. Every piece of PPF is cut and applied via the proper instruments. Our advanced applicators use steam, heat guns and torches to help apply the film to complex surfaces.