Stone Chip Film (PPF)

I don't want stone chips taking the paint off my bonnet.

There are small light dots from stone chips on the leading edge of the bonnet and on the bumper, a dull strip by the door handle from fingernails, and a scuff on the sill from shoes. PPF, or paint protection film, is a clear film we apply directly onto the paint: a stone chip or a scuff then hits the film, not the paint. Ceramic doesn't catch this, but it can be applied on top of PPF film as well. We choose the warranty and film thickness based on how hard the car will be used and how long you plan to keep it.

Which service is for whom

• Stone Chip Protection Film (PPF): coverage from one spot to the whole car, warranty and film thickness.
• Film on Individual Parts: sills, boot edge, headlights or pillars, and also topping up film the car already has.
• PPF Film on the Whole Car: the whole car in clear or matte film, for a car you plan to keep for a long time.
• New Car: Film Up Front, Ceramic Elsewhere: a ready-made set for a new car or one up to a year old; the ceramic goes on the film too.

Film doesn't repair the paint, it keeps it in the condition it finds it in. If it has swirl marks or scratches, look at paint polishing.