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Paint protection film
from€750· 2–5 days
Full-front PPF coverage starts at €1,500 and takes 3–5 days. I install Gyeon film: the clear polyurethane film stops stone chips, minor scratches self-heal with heat, and the manufacturer backs it with up to a 12-year warranty on manufacturing defects such as yellowing, cracking, blistering and delamination.
Included
- Gyeon film with up to a 12-year manufacturer warranty
- Digitally pre-cut patterns for your exact model
- Wrapped edges wherever the panel allows
- Minor scratches self-heal with heat
- Aftercare instructions included
Choose your coverage
Click a package to see which parts of the car are protected. Prices are starting prices for a passenger car.
5 protected zones
Full front
Protected panels
- Front bumper
- Entire bonnet
- Both front wings
- Mirrors
- Headlights
from€1,500· 3–5 days
Enquire about this packageThe only protection that stops stones
PPF (paint protection film) is a polyurethane film roughly 150–200 microns thick. A stone impact that would crater bare paint down to the primer is absorbed by the film without a trace. Minor scratches self-heal with the heat of the sun or warm water. No ceramic can do this – it is physics, not chemistry.
Invisible when installed right
The film is digitally cut from patterns for your exact model and installed wet, panel by panel, in an enclosed, clean space. I wrap the edges around panels wherever the design allows, which is why the film is practically impossible to spot. Installation quality is what separates a top-tier result from the yellowed edges you may remember from older cars.
Where the film earns its keep
Nine out of ten cases of paint damage happen at the front: bonnet, bumper, wings, mirrors. That makes full-front coverage the most common choice. Owners of new and higher-value cars increasingly protect the entire vehicle – the paint stays factory-original, which shows at resale time.
FAQ
The questions I hear first
A ceramic coating is a liquid protection for gloss, easier washing and resistance to UV and chemicals. PPF is a thicker clear film that physically stops stone chips. Ceramic protects against the environment, film against damage – for new cars the best answer is often a combination of both.
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