PAINT PROTECTION FILM (ppf)

The reason why some say NO! These leasees would be individuals that have taken one of the many options that was offered to them at signing of their lease. Such as the “Wear and Tear Package”, every dealership is different so see your specific dealer’s package to know what is covered.

And why others would say YES! Here are a few key reasons we have found people that lease say yes to paint protection film.

1. Didn’t want to pay the dealer more then what they needed to.
2. They found that the wear and tear package did not cover their needs for the vehicle.
3. Started their lease with thoughts of possibly purchasing the vehicle by the end of the lease.
4. Very particular in the appearance of their vehicle.

Our films are warranted for 10 years. This warranty covers manufactures defects: yellowing, delaminating, cracking, peeling and blistering.

Yes, Coatings can be applied to PPF. Adding a coating does not stop the film from self-healing.

Recommended cure time would be 15-30 days. The most important aspect is the painters’ standards. 85% of paint work that we see is far from acceptable, which means there is a likelihood the paint can be pulled up in the event the film needs to be re-positioned or removed for any reason. A signed waiver will be required prior to any work being completed. And if a vehicle owner fails to advise that any part of the vehicle was repainted we will not be held accountable.

While the edge of the film can be seen from certain angles, people generally do not notice it unless they are looking for it. However, if the dust and dirt is allowed to collect along the edge of the film, it will be more noticeable. Once the car is cleaned, it will be once again difficult to detect unless looking for it.

Yes, there are few films coming out that claim and show instant self-healing. However, this is not covered in any of the warranties. Nor do any of the companies give you an understanding as to how long this feature of the film will last. At the end of the day all urethane films heal. And some continue to self-heal over a longer period of time then others with proper maintenance. When making the choice to add PPF, do not just make it based on marketing, make it based on the installer/shop, their work, reviews, the in-person feeling they give you (Can you trust them).

The self-healing clear coat of PPF is designed to repair itself from minor swirl marks and light scratches from car washes, etc. If a piece of debris has scratched or penetrated all the way through the clear coat on the film, it will not self-heal. The only way to fix this would be to have the piece of film replaced.

Yes, you can install vinyl on top of the film. We recommend waiting 48 hours after installation before doing so. You may also remove the stripe without damaging the film, if removed properly.

Yes! We will wrap edges wherever possible ie. hoods, front & rear doors, front fenders, rear fenders, trunks etc. And where we are not able to wrap the film we will line the film up to the edge.