Paint Protection Film

No, paint protection film does not affect or harm the paint or color of the vehicle in any way. Paint protection film doesn’t fade or yellow which means its clarity will not be affected even after being exposed to UV rays for a long period of time. Paint protection fill ensures the shine and glow of your vehicle will not fade. 

Yes, paint protection film does protect cars from rock chips as its aim is to protect vehicles’ surfaces from minor scratches and grazes caused by rocks, stones, and other types of road obstacles.

No, paint protection film does not protect vehicles from rust. Paint protection film purpose is to protect vehicles’ paint from damage affected by stone chips and minor abrasions. Unfortunately, rust will continue to affect the surface of the vehicles after paint protection film is applied.

The average longevity of paint protection film is from 5 to 7 years depending on a number of factors including vehicle conditions, film’s quality, and the amount of care and maintenance provided for the car. A high-quality film may last for more extra years even without care or maintenance.

Yes, paint protection film is suitable for any painted surface as it is designed specifically for that. Paint protection film is made from polyurethane to protect the paint from stone chips, light scratches, and other road rubbles. Some paint protection films feature self-healing properties and exceptional stain resistance.

No, paint protection film does not require much maintenance after installation. You can only clean or wax the vehicle.

Paint protection costs can vary depending on the type and size of the vehicle, the film’s quality, and the professionalism of the installer. Many of our customers choose to only install PPF on the most vulnerable parts of their vehicle (bumper and hood). However, the cost of full body paint protection film starts at $5,500 for sedans.