FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Paint Protection Film or PPF is the latest development of a technology designed to protect helicopter blades during the Gulf War. It has now been refined for use on today’s vehicles. 

By applying PPF to the front of your vehicle, you prevent stone chips to the paint and the expensive headlight lenses. It helps your vehicle retain its value when the time comes to sell or trade-in. 

No. Premium Shield PPF is transparent to UV and the paint under the film ages at the same rate as the unprotected paint. 

No. While the film allows UV through to the paint, the film itself is UV stable and will not yellow. 

Yes, but you really have to look for it! There is a fine line where the film ends, which is visible where you are looking, but most people don’t notice it.

Yes. You can have the entire panel covered, but this becomes very expensive and the patterns are designed to give maximum protection for minimum cost.

Applying bulk film to a panel entails cutting the film on the vehicle. This is fraught with danger as it is easy to slip and cut into the paint you are trying to protect. By using computer cut patterns, you are assured there will be minimal trimming on the vehicle and all edges are smooth and straight.

We can create a pattern and apply the film in a day for most vehicles. We may not be able to cut full bonnets and guards on-site, so this coverage may require a second visit. 

Normal washing and waxing will keep the PPF in great condition. 

Yes. It has an aggressive adhesive to hold it in place for the life of the film but if it needs to be removed, it will not damage factory original paint.