8MIL Matte Transparent Car Paint Protection Films pPF coating for car

    8 MIL Matte Self-Healing Car Paint Protection Film 

       Product Description:

     Car Paint protection film (PPF, also called a clear bra, clear film, or clear paint film) is a thermoplastic urethane often self-healing film applied to painted surfaces of a new or used car in order to protect the paint from stone chips, bug splatters, and minor abrasions.

     Product Specifications:

     Product Features:

• Helps to protect the vehicle’s paint and other materials from road debris – with extreme gloss or a rich matte finish.
• Can be applied as a front bumper package, clear bra, full front, or entire vehicle clear paint protection film.
• Up to a 12 Year Limited Warranty – Highest Among Protective Film
• Superior Scratch Resistance for the Painted Surface, the hood, fender, side view mirrors, headlights, and more.
• Exceptional clarity. Bonds directly to the clear coat of factory paint and helps to reduce swirl marks better than other paint protection films.
• Excellent protection on automotive paint against bug splatter, stone chips, stain resistance, salt, road grime, and ice or snow.

      Product Application:

   This film is also used on airplanes, RVs, cell phones, electronics, screens, motorcycles, and many other areas.

 Advantages of Paint Protection Film:

Car Paint protection film will most certainly preserve your paint from the vast majority of scratches, stone chips, flying debris, scuffs, and even some parking lot carnage. It has its limits, like anything else, but most drivers who’ve tried it can verify that their vehicle is chip-free and that the paint looks perfect even years after installation.

There’s also additional protection against organic acids - bug guts, bird crap, tree sap, and UV rays, and environmental pollution... provided, of course, that you go with one of the better products on the market.

When you match a high-quality product with a professional and experienced installer, the film will be invisible from any normal viewing distance and only revealed when you examine the details and know what to look for.

Paint protection films can last more than 5 years, giving you long-term protection.

Obviously, if you’re in the market for supercars or high-end luxury vehicles, whose paint jobs cost upward of $10,000 dollars, applying a paint protection film makes all the sense in the world. It will very much affect the value of the vehicle and the resale price you get down the road.

Q&A:

Q. Can I cover the whole vehicle with Paint Protection Film?
A. Yes it can be applied to any painted surface. We have different, yet very similar, protection films for glass that can be installed as well.

Q. Can Paint Protection Film be removed?
A. Yes the film is not permanent and can be removed by peeling it off.

Q. Will Paint Protection Film harm the painted surface if the film is removed?
A. If the film is properly applied to a fully cured painted vehicle, it can be removed, usually in one piece, without damaging paint surfaces beneath the film.

Q. Does Paint Protection Film resist yellowing?
A. Yes, it resists yellowing because the film is constructed of thermoplastic urethane, a tough, conformable material that is covered by a clear coat layer. The film and clear coat layers contain UV protectants to counteract harmful ultraviolet rays that can cause yellowing.

Q. How is Paint Protection Film maintained?
A. Once applied, refrain from washing the vehicle for a few days. Washing after that time presents no problem. The film can be waxed as well to promote gloss and protection, however, do not use any that contain dyes or that are not recommended for urethanes. For the best protection against the film, we recommend ceramic coating.

Q. Can I put a ceramic coating over Paint Protection Film?
A. Yes we are a certified Ceramic Pro installer. Ceramic coating the PPF will extend the life of the film and enhance the hydrophobic effects.

Q. How long is the warranty on Scotchgard™ Pro Series Paint Protection Film?
A. 10 years.

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