Paint Protection Film (PPF)

What is paint protection film?

Paint protection film (also called PPF or clear bra) is a thick, transparent urethane film applied over your car's paint. It absorbs impacts from rocks, gravel, road debris, light scuffs, bug splatter and bird droppings, keeping your finish in factory-new condition and protecting your resale value.

Self-healing technology

The top layer is an elastomeric polymer that heals light scratches and swirl marks with heat. Warmth from the sun, your engine or a warm water rinse is enough to make light scratches disappear. Self-healing works on light scratches and swirls, not deep gouges.

PPF packages

Front End PPF is our most popular package and covers the bumper, headlights and front of the car where most rock chips happen. Track Pack PPF adds the full hood, fenders and more for drivers who see a lot of highway or gravel. Full Body PPF covers every painted panel for complete protection.

Our PPF process

Every install starts with a multi-step hand wash and clay bar decontamination, followed by paint correction to remove minor swirls and scratches. We then digitally cut the film patterns for your exact vehicle with professional software and plotters, so there's no cutting on your paint, and our installers apply the film for a clean, seamless finish.

PPF vs ceramic coating

They do different jobs. A ceramic coating adds gloss and chemical resistance but won't stop a rock chip. PPF is a physical barrier against impacts. For the best of both, we can apply a ceramic coating on top of your PPF.