Wear and tear protection

PPF protects against scratches, chips, and other types of damage to a vehicle's paintwork. It acts as a shield, safeguarding the car's exterior from road debris, UV rays, and harsh weather conditions, helping to maintain its pristine appearance.

For maximum protection, you can opt for full vehicle coverage, which involves applying paint protection film to the entire surface of the car, including all panels, doors, trunk, roof, and even the rear bumper. This option ensures complete coverage and safeguards the entire vehicle from scratches, swirl marks, and other potential hazards, maintaining its resale value and overall condition.

This option typically involves applying paint protection film to specific areas that are more prone to damage, such as the front bumper, hood, side mirrors, and fenders. Partial coverage offers targeted protection to the most vulnerable areas, while still preserving the overall appearance of the vehicle.

With full front coverage, the paint protection film is applied to the entire front end of the vehicle, including the entire hood, front bumper, fenders, side mirrors, and sometimes the A-pillars. This option provides comprehensive protection for the front-facing surfaces, which are most exposed to potential damage from rocks, road debris, and insects.