As a car owner, you want your vehicle to look its best and be protected from the elements. Therefore, your car should be protected by paint protection film and window tint.
The paint protection film is a thin layer placed over your vehicle’s body panels to protect them from damage caused by rocks, road debris, and other objects that could cause scratching or chipping.
Paint Protection Film
The best way to keep your automobile looking like it did the day you bought it is to protect it from scratches, dings, and other damage. That’s where paint protection film comes in.
PPF is a flexible sheet of material placed over your car’s body panels. It’s designed to shield the paint from rock chips and other debris that may come flying up from the road.
It also helps save you money when it comes to panel repair. Instead of getting a new piece of your vehicle’s body painted, a trained installer team will remove the film and replace the damaged part with a brand-new piece.
Plastic Film
A plastic film is a thin material usually wound on a core or cut into sheets. It is used in a variety of applications.
The most common application is in the packaging of perishable foods, such as eggs, dairy products, and meats. It also serves as a protective coating for items in transit.
Often referred to as “clear wrap,” Plastic Film can protect your vehicle’s paint against rock chips, gravel, salt, and insects, while providing an exceptional gloss finish and carrying a 10-year warranty against yellowing, cracking, peeling, staining, and hazing.
When applied to standard glass windows, the film can increase the value of your home, improve fuel economy, reduce glare, preserve furnishings, and save energy. It can also help in an auto accident, making shattered window glass hold together and protect the occupants.
Glass Protection
A specialized glass protection film applied to your side and rear windows help prevent small pieces of broken glass from flying through your car during a crash. It also reduces the likelihood of shards that can cause injury to vehicle occupants and damage your paint job.
In addition, the film can also help keep your glass more vigorous and more resistant to breakage. As a result, it can help you avoid the hassle of replacing your windows or windshield.
There are many options for protecting your vehicle, but a good window tint is one of the best choices. It provides superior levels of UV protection and significantly reduces solar energy heat transfer and infrared heat transfer.
Ceramic Coating
Ceramic coating for your car protects the exterior paint from fading, corrosion, and chemical staining. It’s a nanoscopic, long-lasting silica-based liquid polymer that bonds and forms a layer of protection on your color.
It’s a great option to keep your car looking shiny and new for years. Not only does it look great, but it also extends the life of your car’s paint job and protects its resale value.
The ceramic coating repels water-based contaminants, including bird poop, acid rain, tree sap, and oxidation. It can even prevent dirt and grime from getting stuck on your car’s surface!
UV Protection
UV rays are one of the most common factors contributing to paint fading and discoloration. They cause your vehicle’s clear coat to fade over time, causing tiny discoloration patches that appear randomly on your car’s surface.
It is because the UV rays break down the paint molecules, and the paint can no longer interact with light the same way it did when it was new.
Fortunately, there are some specific things you can do to protect your car’s paint from the effects of UV rays.
The simplest is to park your vehicle in a shady spot or under a covered parking space whenever possible. It will minimize exposure to the sun and decrease the chances of UV rays fading your vehicle’s paint.
