What Is Paint Protective Film?
Paint protective film (PPF) is thin but exceptionally durable polymer or polyurethane that provides the ultimate layer of protection for you vehicles clear coat against chemicals, UV exposure, acid rain and road debris. It can save you thousands of pounds at the body-shop if the vehicles paint is effected by the above.
How Strong Is Paint Protective Film?
The strength of PPF depends on the grade and thickness of the film. PPF is genuinely made up of two coats polyurethane and clear coat. The bulk of PPF polyurethane, which provides the depth and strength of paint protection film. The final layer is clear coat which acts as the surface layer of PPF.
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PPF is resistant to acidic corrosion and contaminants like bugs guts and bird droppings, protects a painted surface against acid rain, mineral deposits, soft and hard water spots, reduces oxidization on factory paint caused by UV , blocks small rocks, gravel, tree branches and other hard objects from hitting the paint surface. A protective film can even heal its self if it is scratched or struck. PPF can also help maintain the resale value of your vehicle by keeping the paintwork in pristine condition.
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