Protect Your Car With Paint Protection Film
Having PPF applied to high-impact areas of your vehicle (hood, fenders, front bumper, and mirrors) will protect your investment in the vehicle, preserving its value and resale value. It can also save you from expensive repairs or repainting.
Protects Your Car’s Paint from Harsh Winters
Typically, paint protection film (PPF) is applied to areas prone to damage, such as the hood and front fenders. It also can be affixed to the 
bumper, splitter, grille, and headlights.
PPF provides resistance to numerous damaging elements, including mineral deposits, water swirl marks, and harmful UV exposure. This helps preserve the car’s appearance and resale value, and it streamlines cleaning and maintenance.
However, the long-term performance of PPF depends on its initial installation and regular inspections. It is essential to use pH-neutral cleaners and avoid harsh chemicals, as these can cause premature degradation of the film. Also, it is recommended to wash your car at least once a week using the two-bucket hand wash method. This will ensure that the paint protector stays in pristine condition.
Prevents Road Salt Damage
Paint protection film acts as a barrier to the elements, shielding your vehicle from abrasive road chemicals and minerals that cause damage. This is especially beneficial in regions with high amounts of road salt, which can be extremely damaging to your car’s paint job over time.
The polyurethane layer of PPF absorbs impacts from debris, preventing chips and scratches. It also resists the corrosive properties of road salt, protecting your paint from the chemicals that can lead to corrosion and rust.
Regular cleaning and inspections are the key to maintaining the integrity of your PPF. Always use pH-neutral cleaners and dry your vehicle properly to prevent the film from becoming degraded. These practices can significantly reduce the need for repairs, saving you money and increasing your resale value.
Protects Your Car’s Paint from Debris
Your car is constantly subjected to an onslaught of pebbles, rocks and other road debris that can inflict unsightly chips and scratches to its paint job. These blemishes can lower its resale value and impact its overall appearance, which is why protecting your vehicle with paint protection film is such a smart move.
Also known as clear bra, this protective film is a clear adhesive-backed layer that an expert applies to high-impact areas of your car such as the front bumper, fender, hood, grille and headlights. It provides a shield against rock chips, bug splatter, bird droppings and tree sap.
To prepare your car for paint protection film installation, wash it thoroughly in a shaded or indoor area. This will ensure that no dirt or dust is trapped under the film, causing it to lift.
Protects Your Car’s Paint from UV Rays
Your car is an investment, and you want to do all you can to preserve its value. Paint protection film is a great way to do just that!
PPF protects your car’s paint from damage caused by UV rays. This is because the thermoplastic urethane material that makes up the bulk of PPF contains UV stabilizers to block out harmful UV rays.
It also helps the paint to stay bright and vibrant, reducing the risk of it fading or deteriorating over time. This, in turn, can help to keep your car’s resale value high.
Protects Your Car’s Paint from Scratches
The paint job is a major investment, and one that can be easily damaged by small rock chips. Whether from other vehicles or debris flying off the road, even a small scratch can cause your car to lose value when it comes time to sell. Paint protection film shields your vehicle from these blemishes, safeguarding its appearance and resale value.
Reputable PPF brands are designed to resist yellowing over time, ensuring that they remain crystal clear and unaffected by UV exposure. Our technicians use precision and skill to apply the paint protection film to your vehicle, ensuring that there are no air bubbles or wrinkles that could compromise its effectiveness.
The most common application for this film is on the front portion of your vehicle, including your hood, front bumper, windshield, headlights, mirrors, and fenders. Sometimes called “clear bra”, it protects these areas from dings and scratches that would lower your resale value.
