Paint Protection Film
Paint protection film (PPF), often called a clear bra, is a thick, clear urethane film applied over a car's paint. It is nearly invisible, and it takes the hits from rocks, road debris, bug acids and salt so the paint underneath doesn't. Most people put it on the areas that take the most damage: the front bumper, hood, fenders and mirrors.
Shop paint protection and wraps
- XPEL ULTIMATE paint protection film by the roll
- All wraps and paint protection: Avery Dennison and HEXIS wrap films, Avery Conform Chrome, and Plasti Dip
Paint protection guides
- Is paint protection film worth it?
- Paint protection film brands compared: XPEL, 3M and more
- How paint protection film is installed
Want a precut kit?
PPF from a roll has to be cut to shape, which takes practice. Our partner SnapTint sells DIY paint protection kits precut for your vehicle, with install videos.