What makes PPF so expensive?

Paint protection film, or PPF, is a clear polyurethane film that is applied to the exterior surfaces of your vehicle to protect from damages.

To better understand the price tag of PPF, we need to talk about what goes into the installation process. PPF installation requires thorough prep work to ensure that all dust and debris has been removed. This allows the film to properly adhere to the applied surface. The quality of the film and the quality of the installation are what gives paint protection film a high price tag.

The more skilled the installation is, the longer your film will last. A highly skilled technician will likely wrap the edges of the film around each panel of your vehicle, providing a seamless appearance and longer lasting protection. When the edges are tucked, it reduces the likelihood that the film will lift.

Paint protection film protects your vehicle from scratches, stone chips, corrosion, fading, chemicals, insects, and road debris. It helps keep your paint looking like new, saving you money and improving your resale value. A good quality PPF has self-healing properties that allow small scratches to disappear with the application of heat.

  • Front and rear bumper
  • Bonnet and fenders
  • Side view mirrors
  • Rocker panels
  • Behind the rear wheel
  • Headlights

Any exterior surface of your vehicle that is susceptible to damage.