Every drive costs your paint a little. PPF is the clear layer that stops it.
Paint protection film is a thin, transparent layer of thermoplastic urethane (TPU) applied to your car’s painted surfaces.
It guards against stone chips, scratches, bird droppings, tree sap and sun damage. The topcoat heals light scratches, and the film comes off without harming your paint.
Repairs light marks with heat.
Absorbs impact from stones and road debris.
Holds the film in place and releases cleanly.
Stays as it left the factory.
Gravel and road debris at speed. The leading cause of chips on bonnets and bumpers.
Car washes, keys, bags and brushes. Light marks heal on their own.
Acidic residue that etches clear coat when left in the sun.
Sticky deposits that are hard to remove from bare paint.
Sun exposure dulls and oxidises paint over time.
Chips expose metal. Film keeps the surface sealed.
Raison film brightens your paint colour by up to 30% and gives it a deeper gloss.
Raison windshield film has a hydrophobic surface. Water runs off, so glass stays clear in rain and snow.
Clear film is designed to be invisible. Satin, matte and colour films change the finish on purpose.
Yes. Wait until the adhesive has fully cured. Use a pH-neutral shampoo and a soft towel, and keep high-pressure water away from the edges.
Light scratches heal with heat from the sun or warm water.
No. Raison film removes without harming the paint underneath.
New paint is the best time to film it, since there is nothing to repair. The film keeps the original finish.
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