A physical shield over the paint
Paint Protection Film (PPF)
PPF is a thick, self-healing urethane film laid over the paint. Where a coating changes how the surface behaves, film puts a physical barrier in the way — it is the difference between water beading off and a stone chip not reaching your paint at all.
Most owners start with the high-impact areas: bonnet, front bumper, front sections of the wings, wing mirrors and the headlights. Full-body is available where the car justifies it. Light swirls in the film itself heal with heat.
Fitting is slow and precise work — the film is wrapped around panel edges rather than cut on the paint. Done properly it is close to invisible, and it comes off years later without taking the paint with it.
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