Clear as Crystal, Hard as Diamond

Paint Protection Film (PPF), also known as clear bra, is a transparent, ultra-thin polyurethane film applied to the painted surfaces of vehicles to protect them from road debris, stone chips, bug splatter, bird droppings, and other environmental contaminants. PPF acts as an invisible shield, safeguarding your car’s finish and preserving its resale value. It is designed to absorb impacts and resist discoloration, ensuring your vehicle maintains its pristine appearance over time. PPF is custom-cut to fit specific areas of your car, providing comprehensive coverage while remaining virtually undetectable. PPF not only protects your vehicle’s paint from physical damage but also shields against UV rays and harsh weather, offering a reliable defense against wear and tear for both new and used cars. It’s an excellent investment for automotive enthusiasts and everyday drivers.

Yes, we recommend thoroughly washing your vehicle before your installation appointment. A clean surface ensures that the Paint Protection Film (PPF) adheres properly to your car’s paint. Any dirt, dust, or grime on the surface can affect the film’s ability to bond effectively. Washing your vehicle before the appointment not only aids in the installation process but also helps us deliver the best possible results. 

After the installation, it’s advisable to wait for at least seven days before washing your car. This waiting period allows the film to properly adhere to your vehicle’s surface, ensuring a secure bond. During this initial curing time, it’s essential to avoid washing or waxing your car, as well as exposing it to rain or high-pressure water. After the seven-day period, you can safely wash your vehicle. When cleaning your car with PPF, opt for a mild automotive detergent and a soft, non-abrasive cloth or sponge. Avoid using abrasive materials, brushes, or high-pressure washers, as they can damage the film. By following these guidelines, you can maintain the integrity of the PPF and keep your car looking pristine for years to come

Yes, you can apply ceramic coating to a car that already has PPF installed. In fact, many car owners choose to combine these two protective solutions for enhanced results. While PPF primarily protects against physical impacts, such as stone chips and scratches, ceramic coating adds an additional layer of protection by enhancing the gloss of the paint, making it resistant to minor scratches, UV rays, and environmental contaminants.

Applying ceramic coating over PPF not only preserves the protective properties of the film but also makes it easier to clean and maintain the appearance of your vehicle. However, it’s important to note that the ceramic coating should be specifically designed for use on PPF. Not all ceramic coatings are compatible with PPF, so it’s crucial to choose a product that is safe and effective for this combination.

The duration of PPF installation for a full car can vary based on several factors, including the complexity of the vehicle’s design, the specific areas where PPF is being applied, and the experience level of the installer. Generally, a full car installation can take anywhere from  three to five days.

For a standard PPF installation covering essential areas like the front bumper, hood, fenders, side mirrors, and door edges, it usually takes about one to two days. However, for a more comprehensive installation covering the entire vehicle, including the roof, doors, trunk, and rear bumper, the process can extend to four to five days.