Paint Protection Film (PPF), also called clear bra, clear wrap, or paint shield, is a transparent yet durable film applied seamlessly to your vehicle’s exterior. It protects your paint from UV rays, bug splatters, and chips or scratches from road debris. Its top urethane layer features self-healing elastomeric polymers, allowing minor scratches to disappear and restoring the film to its original flawless condition.

The cost of PPF depends on the coverage area, typically ranging from $300 to $5000. You can explore our PPF page and submit a request for a personalized, no-obligation quote- just fill out the form with your vehicle details. We’ll respond within 1 business day with a tailored estimate, and once you confirm your intrest, we’ll secure your booking at the earliest available time.

Absolutely. PPF not only preserves your vehicle’s showroom-quality finish, it protects against scratches, chips, and stains that can be costly to repair. By maintaining a flawless exterior, it can boost resale value, reduce long-term maintenance, and keep your car looking brand-new for years.

When installed correctly, PPF is virtually invisible, preserving your vehicle's original color and finish. Additionally, PPF enhances the paint's gloss by creating a smooth, reflective surface that amplifies depth and clarity. For those preferring a matte aesthetic, specialized matte PPF options are available, providing a satin finish that maintains the original matte appearance without altering the paint's texture.

With proper maintenance, PPF can last between 5 to 10 years, depending on the brand and environmental conditions.

Yes! Many modern Paint Protection Films feature self-healing technology, which uses elastomeric polymers in the top urethane layer to repair minor scratches and swirl marks. Light scratches caused by road debris, car washes, or everyday wear can disappear on their own when exposed to heat from the sun or a warm air source. This means your vehicle stays looking pristine with minimal maintenance, preserving the smooth, glossy (or matte, if chosen) finish while extending the life of your paint. Self-healing PPF combines protection with convenience, giving you both peace of mind and a flawless exterior for years to come.

Yes, but it's recommended to wait at least 72 hours before washing to allow the film to fully adhere.