PPF works by creating a barrier between the vehicle’s paint and the environment. The film is applied to the vehicle’s surface and then adheres to the paint, forming a protective layer that can absorb impacts and resist scratches and other forms of damage.

The lifespan of PPF depends on the quality of the film, the conditions it is exposed to, and how well it is maintained. High-quality PPF can last up to 10 years, while lower-quality films may need to be replaced after just a few years.

Window tinting is the process of applying a thin film to the windows of a vehicle to reduce the amount of light and heat that enters the interior. Tinting can also provide privacy and reduce glare while driving.

Window tinting can provide several benefits, including reducing heat and UV radiation that enters the vehicle, protecting the interior from fading and cracking, reducing glare while driving, and adding privacy to the vehicle.