Paint protection film

Stop rock chips before they happen.

PPF (also called "clear bra") is a nearly invisible, self-healing film that takes the hits so your paint doesn't — perfect for long highway commutes on 75, the Tollway and 380.

Coverage packages

Choose your coverage

Partial front

Front bumper, partial hood and fenders, and mirrors — the areas that take the most rock chips.

Full front

Full hood, full fenders, bumper, mirrors and headlights — no visible film lines across the hood.

Track pack

Full front plus rocker panels and the area behind the wheels.

Full body

Every painted panel covered for maximum protection — ideal for new and high-end cars.

Why PPF

The toughest protection for your paint

  • Self-healing — light swirls and scratches disappear with heat from the sun or warm water
  • Impact protection — absorbs rock chips, gravel and road debris
  • Gloss or matte — keep the factory look, or turn gloss paint satin
  • Stain resistant — guards against bug guts, bird droppings and tree sap
  • Protects resale value — chip-free paint sells for more

PPF vs. ceramic coating

They do different jobs. PPF is physical armor against chips; ceramic coating is a slick, glossy layer that makes cleaning easy. Many customers put PPF on the front and ceramic on everything (including over the film).

Read the full comparison
FAQ

PPF questions

How long does paint protection film last?

Quality PPF generally lasts around 7–10 years with proper care. Most premium films also carry their own manufacturer warranty against yellowing, cracking and peeling.

Can you see PPF on the car?

Modern film is nearly invisible. With full-panel coverage and wrapped edges, most people can't tell it's there.

Can I put PPF over a new car?

Yes — a new car is the best time. If your paint already has swirls or light scratches, we recommend paint correction first so they aren't sealed under the film.

Does PPF stop all rock chips?

It absorbs the vast majority of everyday chips and scratches. Very large or sharp impacts can still damage the film, but replacing a panel of film is far cheaper than repainting.

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