PPF (Paint Protection Film) is a transparent, durable, and flexible polyurethane or polymer film applied to the exterior surfaces of a vehicle. Its primary purpose is to protect the paint from damage caused by road debris, stone chips, scratches, UV rays, and environmental contaminants.

Key Features of PPF:

1. Self-Healing Properties: Many modern PPFs can self-heal minor scratches or swirl marks when exposed to heat, such as sunlight or warm water.

2. Durability: PPF provides long-lasting protection, often lasting 5-10 years depending on quality and maintenance.

3. Impact Resistance: It absorbs impacts from small debris and stones, preventing chips and dents in the paint.

4. UV Protection: Shields the paint from fading or yellowing caused by prolonged sun exposure.

5. Hydrophobic Surface: Many PPFs repel water and dirt, making the car easier to clean.

   PPF is an excellent choice for car owners who want to preserve the pristine condition of their vehicle, especially in areas prone to harsh driving conditions. It’s popular for anyone looking to maintain long-term resale value.