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Why Paint Protection Film?
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Impact Protection
8-mil thick urethane film absorbs rock chips, scratches, and road debris that would otherwise damage your paint permanently.
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Completely Invisible
Optically clear film preserves your vehicle's original color and finish while providing industrial-grade protection.
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Long-Term Investment
10-year warranty protection maintains your vehicle's resale value and eliminates costly paint repairs.
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Self-Healing Technology
Minor scratches and swirl marks disappear with heat exposure from the sun or warm water, maintaining a flawless finish.
PPF Packages
Choose the coverage level that's right for your needs
Full Front Protection
10 Year Warranty
From
£1,249
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Full bonnet
Front bumper
Full wings
Wing mirrors
Maximum front end protection
Headlights
MOST POPULAR
Track Pack
10 Year Warranty
From
£1,549
All of Full Front Protection
Partial bonnet coverage
Wing mirrors
High-impact areas protected
Self-healing paint protection film
Premium grade film
FULL PROTECTION
Full Vehicle
10 Year Warranty
From
£3,999
Full body coverage
Complete paint protection
Seamless, near-invisible finish
Maximum resistance to stone chips and damage
Premium self-healing film technology
Ultimate long-term protection
*Pricing may vary depending on vehicle size and condition
Paint Protection Film FAQs
PPF is a clear, durable film applied to your vehicle's paintwork to protect it from stone chips, scrathes, and everyday wear while maintaining the original finish.
PPF can be applied to high-impact areas such as the front bumper, bonnet, wings, mirrors, or the entire vehicle for full protection.
No, PPF is virtually invisible and designed to preserve the original look of your paint. Matte options are also available for a unique finish.
High-quality PPF can last between 5 to 10 years depending on usage, environment, and maintenance.
Yes, PPF is specifically designed to absorb impacts from road debris and help prevent chips, scratches, and surface damage.
Yes, most modern PPF films have self-healing properties, meaning light scratches and swirl marks can dissapear with heat.
Yes, PPF can be safely removed without damaging the paint, leaving the original surface intact.
If you want to preserve your vehicle's paint, maintain resale value, and aviod costly repairs, PPF is one of the most effective long-term protection solutions available.