CLEAR BRA
REVOLUTIONARY PAINT PROTECTION FILM
- UV RAYS
- WEATHER EROSION
- BIRD DROPPINGS
- DIRT
- SCRATCHES
PAINT PROTECTION FILM (PPF)
The elements are tough. PPF is tougher.
- Keeps your vehicle looking newer longer
- Durable and maintenance free
- Virtually invisible protection
- Features self-healing technology
- Matte or Gloss finish
What is paint protection film?
Paint Protection Film also known as “clear bra” is a clear wrap that covers the surface of your car. Once the PPF film is bonded to your vehicle, it acts as an invisible shield, preserving the shine and condition of your vehicle.
For optimal results we recommend combining paint protection film with ceramic coatings.
Self-Healing Film
Scratches from years of driving and washing won’t be an issue, scratches fade away once heat is applied.
SHOWROOM SHINE
Clear bra will lock-in and enhance your paints gloss and shine to keep your car looking new at all times.
Scratch Resistant
Clear bra is the highest level of paint protection and is the #1 recommended solution for Scratches & Rock Chips.
PRECISION MEETS PERFECTION
The best way to protect your car is cover it with an invisible shield.
Full Front
8-24 Hours-
Front Bumper
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Front Fenders
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Full Hood
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Mirrors
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How long does it take to get PPF on my vehicle?
Depending on the package you select, you can expect to leave your car with us for at least half a day. Our extensive PPF installation process ensures a careful and long-lasting install. Full PPF packages can take 2-3 days.
Can I ceramic coat and PPF my vehicle?
Ceramic coatings and PPF can be paired to create the strongest type of vehicle protection on the market. The ceramic coat is done first, then the PPF to protect the ceramic coat that is protecting your vehicle.
How do I maintain my PPF?
One of the benefits of PPF is the ease of maintenance. We will provide you with all the knowledge and tools to keep your coating looking its best but here are some of the notes
- Try not to get your car wet for the first 48 hours, at this point your coating is still curing to the paint
- DO NOT wash your car for the first two weeks, your PPF is still sensitive at this point and may come off if washed too soon
- use safe wash methods, we reccomend a touchless wash method when possible and a two bucket method if you are going to do a contact wash
- Once a year use some iron decon to decontaminate the coating and optionally you can apply a topper product