Paint Protection Film

Paint Protection Film (PPF), also known as clear bra, is a transparent film that is applied to the exterior of a vehicle to protect the paint from damage caused by rock chips, scratches, and other debris. The film is made of a thermoplastic urethane material that is designed to absorb impacts and prevent damage to the paint underneath.

PPF is typically applied to the high impact areas of the vehicle, such as the bonnet, front bumper, guards and side mirrors, but it can also be applied to the whole vehicle The film is transparent and virtually invisible, so it does not change the appearance of the vehicle aside from making it glossier.

The installation process for PPF involves first thoroughly cleaning the surface of the vehicle, then applying the film to the desired areas. The film is carefully cut to fit the contours of the vehicle and is then heat-formed to conform to the shape of the surface. 

PPF is a popular choice for vehicle owners who want to protect their paint from damage without changing the appearance of the vehicle. It is especially useful for those who frequently drive on highways or in areas with heavy construction or debris. PPF can also help preserve the resale value of the vehicle by keeping the paint in pristine condition.