FAQ'S

PPF stands for Paint Protection Film. It is a clear, thin, and durable film that is applied to a vehicle's paintwork to protect it from scratches, chips, and other forms of damage.

PPF can help preserve the resale value of your vehicle by keeping the paintwork in pristine condition. It also protects against environmental damage, such as UV rays and corrosion.

PPF works by creating a physical barrier between the vehicle's paintwork and the elements. It absorbs the impact of small stones, debris, and other hazards, protecting the paintwork from damage.

PPF installation requires skill and expertise, and it should only be done by a professional installer. It involves careful cleaning and preparation of the vehicle's surface, precise cutting and fitting of the film, and proper application techniques to manipulate the film to ensure a seamless finish.

PPF can be removed, although it should also be done by a professional installer. The removal process involves heating the film to soften the adhesive and carefully peeling it off.

PPF can last for several years, depending on the quality of the film, the conditions it is exposed to, and how well it is maintained.

PPF requires minimal maintenance. It should be washed and maintanied regularly just like the rest of the vehicle's paintwork, and it should be inspected periodically for any damage or signs of wear.

PPF can be applied to most vehicles, including cars, trucks, and SUVs. It can be custom-cut to fit any painted surface.

PPF is designed to be nearly invisible, so it should not affect the appearance of your vehicle negatively. Once PPF is installed it can hide many minor swirls and scratches and often makes the paintwork glossier.

The cost of PPF varies depending on the size of the vehicle, the quality of the film, and the complexity of the installation. It is best to get a quote from us directly, although starting prices are on our website.

A ceramic coating is a liquid polymer that is applied to the paintwork, glass and trims of a vehicle to protect it as a sacrificial layer and enhance its appearance.

A ceramic coating provides superior protection against UV rays and environmental contaminants. It also creates a glossy finish and makes the vehicle easier to clean by becoming very hydrophobic.

A ceramic coating creates a protective layer over the vehicle's paintwork that bonds to the surface, creating a barrier against the elements. It also repels water and dirt, making it easier to wash and maintain.

Applying a ceramic coating requires skill and expertise, and it should only be done by a professional detailer. The process involves careful cleaning and preparation of the vehicle's surface, followed by precise application of the coating.

A ceramic coating can last for several years, depending on the quality of the coating, the conditions it is exposed to, and how well it is maintained.

A ceramic coating should be washed regularly with a pH-neutral soap and dried with a touchless drying system (blower). It’s also great to have it topped up regularly, though with our brand of coatings to isn’t a requirement.

A ceramic coating can be applied to most vehicles, including cars, trucks, and SUVs. It can also be applied to boats, motorcycles, and other vehicles.

The short answer here is no, Ceramic Coatings do not protect against any impact damage. Though they can assist in reducing swirls during the washing a drying process.

A ceramic coating can be removed, although it should be done by a professional detailer. The removal process involves using compounds and polish abrasives via a buff.

The cost of a ceramic coating varies depending on the size of the vehicle, the quality of the coating, and the complexity of the installation. It is best to get a quote from us directly, although starting prices are on our website.

Paint correction is a process of restoring a vehicle's paintwork to a pristine condition by removing imperfections like swirl marks, scratches, and other defects caused by improper washing, drying, or detailing.

The length of time it takes to complete paint correction depends on the extent of the damage and the size of the vehicle. It can take anywhere from a few hours to several days to complete.

Yes, paint correction is safe for your vehicle's paint if it is performed correctly by a professional with the right tools and techniques.

While paint correction can remove many imperfections, there may be some that cannot be completely eliminated. It depends on the severity and type of imperfection.

Paint correction can restore your vehicle's paintwork to its original factory condition, but it may not make it look brand new. Factors such as age and wear and tear can still affect the appearance of the paint.

While it is possible to do paint correction yourself, it is a highly skilled process that requires specialized tools, equipment, and knowledge. It is recommended to have a professional perform the service.

It depends on the condition of your vehicle's paintwork and how often it is exposed to elements that can damage the paint. Being also mindful that the clear coating on your paintwork is a finite resource, each time a vehicle has paint correction work completed a small amount of clear coat is removed.

The cost of paint correction varies depending on the extent of the damage and the size of the vehicle. It can range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars. 

No, paint correction cannot remove paint chips or rust spots. These issues require a different type of repair.

While paint correction can restore the appearance of your vehicle's paint, it does not prevent future damage. Regular washing and proper maintenance can help prevent future damage.