Paint protection film is a clear, self-adhesive film that is applied to the surface of a vehicle's paint job to protect it from scratches, chips, and other types of damage. It is also known as PPF.

Paint protection film works by providing a physical barrier between the surface of the paint and external elements that could potentially damage it. It is made of a tough, flexible material that can withstand impacts and abrasions, and is applied to the surface of the paint to create a protective barrier.

The lifespan of paint protection film depends on a variety of factors, including the quality of the film, the care and maintenance it receives, and the severity of the conditions it is exposed to. In general, high-quality paint protection film can last for several years, although it may need to be replaced or refreshed over time.

Yes, paint protection film can be removed if it is no longer needed or if it becomes damaged. It can be removed by a professional using specialized tools and techniques, or it can be removed by the vehicle owner with the use of a hairdryer or heat gun to soften the adhesive, followed by gently peeling the film off the surface.

However, we recommend seeking professional advice before removing your PPF.

PPF is an absolute must for prestige car owners who are keen to protect their car paintwork from the elements and road debris. There is no better technology available to preserve the original paint on your cars. The cost of paint protection film may seem high at first glance however, however it’s a tiny proportion of the cost of a supercar and will save owners thousands in paint correction and resprays; keeping the integrity of vehicles will also enhance their resale value. PPF is simply a no-brainer.