Paint protection film for cars is a thermoplastic polyurethane material that has excellent protective properties and effectively protects against stone chips and scratches. Polyurethane film was first used by the military to protect airplane blades during takeoff and landing from sand kicked up into the air. Protection body films have come a long way since then. Perhaps you remember what paint protection film looked like 20 years ago - it was yellowed and had an orange peel texture. Modern TPU films are completely transparent and smooth, have self-healing properties, and are easy to clean due to their hydrophobic properties. They are virtually invisible on the car.

The top layer of the film is highly resistant to scratches, and even small scratches disappear in warm surroundings, such as when warm water is poured over it or under the heat of the sun. (Video)

Polyurethane paint protection film is like an invisible shield, like an additional layer of paint, but soft, and it absorbs impacts very well due to its polyurethane rubber material. Its main purpose is to protect the car's paint from flying stones, scratches, minor accidents, salt, insects, vandalism, bird droppings, and other natural forces that can damage the paint or lacquer. Due to strict AAA regulations, all new cars are painted with eco-friendly water-based paints, which are better for the environment but are less resistant to damage than previous generation car paints. Another advantage of the additional film is that it has a self-healing top layer, is hydrophobic, and does not yellow. There is no better way to protect your vehicle's paint from damage than with paint protection film.

Statistics show that the majority of our services consist of fully wrapping cars. New car roofs are increasingly made of glass and panoramic, so they are not wrapped. The second most popular option is the front of the car, which includes the hood, bumper, fenders, mirrors, and stripes around the front windshield. This area of the car is most susceptible to damage from rocks and insects. There are also other areas that can be damaged during car use, such as: inner and outer sills, dents behind handles, rear bumper or its upper part - the luggage loading area, lights, black (piano black) moldings, and interior details. If you want more protection, we recommend wrapping the entire car with paint protection film. This would provide comprehensive benefits of the film's self-healing and hydrophobic properties. Dirt can be easily washed off the entire car, and a complete sense of security for your car is guaranteed.

Paint protection film can be applied to any vehicle at any time. However, to obtain maximum product value, we recommend applying the film when the vehicle is brand new. If an older vehicle has already sustained damage from rocks and deep scratches, these imperfections will be visible as air bubbles under the film and will not look aesthetically pleasing. In some cases, damaged parts can be repainted before being wrapped, and after two weeks of the paint drying, the film can be applied. In any case, applying the paint protection film will prevent new damage from occurring. If you have a very rare or collectible vehicle and want to preserve the original paint and prevent new scratches, this is a situation where protective film can still be a good option, even if it does not look like the paint of a brand new car. We believe that if there is still something to protect on the surface of your car and the film can maintain the value of your vehicle, please contact us, and we will evaluate the condition of your vehicle's paint for film application.

Yes, the protective film can be easily removed.

Repainting a car is a ime-consuming process. In this case, paint protection films are used, which can be easily removed from the car body. It is also worth knowing that removing the protection film does not damage the original paint layer.

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Obviously, it's the front part of the car. The front bumper is often the most damaged part, as it receives the most stones and debris kicked up into the air by other cars driving in front. Although the greatest damage will be done to the lower parts of the car, the hood and fenders also suffer considerable damage, and the damage to these parts is very visible. And don't forget about the headlights. Modern headlights are resistant to impact and cracking, but micro-dents still appear on the upper layer of the headlight. And there is a solution for this - protection film. Remember that stones also fly out from under your car wheels, hitting the car's fenders, sills, lower door part, and rear bumper. All the zones most vulnerable to stone chips will be visible when driving on wet asphalt. The body in those areas will be pitted.