What is PPF, and why does your car need it?
Paint Protection Film (PPF) is a transparent thermoplastic urethane film, roughly 200 microns thick, applied over painted panels. It's the same technology originally developed to protect military helicopter blades — now refined for automotive use. On Cyprus roads, where gravel, hot asphalt and coastal salt are constants, PPF is the single most effective way to keep a new car looking new. Unlike a ceramic coating (which is a hardness-boosting nano-layer), PPF is a physical shield — it takes the hit so your paint doesn't have to.

