The PPF warranty primarily covers technical damages to the film, including:

• Peeling or lifting: If the film detaches from the surface of your vehicle.
• Anti-yellowing: Protection against discoloration or yellowing over time due to UV exposure.
• Cracking or bubbling: If the film develops cracks or bubbles under normal usage.

Please note, the warranty typically does not cover damage due to improper maintenance, accidents, or misuse of the product.

Self-healing” PPF is a special type of film that can automatically repair minor scratches and swirl marks on its surface. The top layer of the film is designed to return to its original state when exposed to heat, such as sunlight or warm water. This ensures that your vehicle’s surface remains smooth and blemish-free, reducing the need for frequent maintenance

The entire process of applying PPF typically takes 1.5 to 2 days. Here’s what’s included in the process:

1. Nano coating the car to prepare the surface.
2. Applying the PPF to protect your vehicle from scratches, debris, and UV damage.
3. Applying a ceramic coating as the final layer to enhance shine and durability.

This comprehensive process ensures maximum protection and a flawless finish

No, PPF is nearly invisible and won’t change the appearance of your car. In fact, it enhances the look by preserving the paint’s finish and providing a glossy, fresh look. Some PPF options even come in matte finishes to complement matte paint jobs.

Yes, PPF is removable without damaging your vehicle’s paint. If you decide to remove it or replace it, it should be done by a professional to avoid any issues.

Wrapping your car offers several benefits, including:

Elevating the look: Choose from a wide range of colors and finishes to achieve the exact style you desire. Whether it’s a matte, gloss, or custom design, a wrap can completely transform the appearance of your car.

Paint protection: Wrapping protects your vehicle’s original paint from minor scratches, UV rays, and road debris.

Reversible customization: Unlike a permanent paint job, wraps are easily removable, allowing you to change the look or revert to the original color without damage.

Yes, you can wash a wrapped car. Hand washing is recommended to preserve the wrap, but touchless car washes are also safe. Avoid pressure washing too closely to prevent damaging the wrap’s edges.