Paint Protection Film (PPF) for windshields is a clear, durable film applied to the windshield to protect it from chips, cracks, scratches, and environmental damage. The film acts as a protective barrier, preserving the glass while maintaining visibility and clarity.

PPF for the windshield is made of a tough, self-healing polyurethane material that absorbs impacts from small debris, like rocks or road gravel, and helps prevent chips and cracks. It also protects against scratches caused by windshield wipers, bird droppings, and environmental contaminants.

• Protection from Chips and Cracks: PPF helps absorb the impact of small rocks, gravel, and debris, reducing the likelihood of windshield damage.

• Scratch Resistance: Prevents scratches from wiper blades and other external elements.

• UV Protection: Helps block harmful UV rays, preventing the windshield from yellowing over time.

• Improved Visibility: The clear film doesn’t distort visibility, ensuring that your view remains unobstructed.

No, PPF for windshields is completely clear and virtually invisible. It won’t alter the appearance of your windshield or the overall look of your vehicle. It offers protection while maintaining the glass’s clarity and transparency.

PPF for windshields is designed to last for 1-2 years, depending on the environmental factors and how often the windshield wipers are used and cleaned. The film is designed to withstand harsh conditions while protecting your windshield from chips, cracks, and other damage.

The installation process requires precision, as the film needs to be applied smoothly and without bubbles or wrinkles. It usually takes 2 hours to apply PPF to the windshield, depending on the complexity of the vehicle and the coverage area.

Yes, PPF can be applied to virtually any vehicle windshield, including cars, trucks, SUVs, and commercial vehicles. It’s especially beneficial for vehicles that are frequently driven in areas with heavy road debris or extreme weather conditions.

No, the film is designed to be clear and invisible, so it won’t affect your visibility or distort the view through your windshield. It maintains the transparency of the glass while offering superior protection.

Yes, PPF can be safely removed from the windshield without damaging the glass underneath. However, it's recommended that the removal be done by a professional to ensure no residue or damage occurs during the process.

To maintain the film, you should:

• Wash regularly: Keep the windshield and wipers clean to prevent dirt build-up.

• Avoid abrasive cleaners: Use a soft cloth or microfiber towel when cleaning the windshield.

• Prevent harsh chemicals: Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials that can damage the film.

• Check for damage: If you notice any areas where the film is lifting or damaged, contact a professional to have it replaced.

The cost of applying PPF to your windshield depends on the size of the windshield and the type of vehicle. Typically, the cost is $600, depending on the complexity and size of the job.

Yes, PPF for the windshield can be applied alongside other detailing services, such as window tinting, full vehicle PPF coverage, or ceramic coating. It’s a great addition for anyone looking to maximize the protection and appearance of their vehicle.

While PPF is excellent at preventing chips, scratches, and small cracks, it is not designed to protect against large impacts or major cracks. It significantly reduces the risk of damage from road debris and environmental factors but does not offer full protection against extreme forces.

Yes, our Windshield PPF film has a 1 Year Warranty that covers defects in material or installation.