Paint protection film (PPF) — self-healing 10 mil urethane that stops rock chips, road rash, and minor scratches — invisibly.
XPEL Ultimate Plus carries a 10-year manufacturer warranty against yellowing, cracking, and delamination. Most installs realistically last 7–10 years before they're worth refreshing.
PPF physically stops rock chips with a 10 mil layer of urethane. Ceramic coating is a thin chemical layer that adds gloss and hydrophobic properties but does not stop chips. Most owners get PPF on the impact areas (hood, fenders, mirrors, bumper) plus a ceramic coating on top.
PPF pricing depends on coverage (Front Kit, Track Pack, or Full Body), vehicle size and complexity, and film tier (clear vs. matte/Stealth). Use the Instant Estimate tool for an exact quote on your vehicle.
A Front Kit is typically a 1–2 day install; full-body PPF on a larger or exotic vehicle can take 4–6 days, with the film curing over 24–48 hours. We give you the exact duration with your booking confirmation.
Yes. Defyne Cars is an XPEL Authorized Installer for both PPF and window tint, with full warranty registration to your VIN.
Paint protection film, or PPF, is a clear, self-healing urethane film applied over your factory paint. It absorbs rock chips, road rash, and light scratches so the paint underneath stays flawless, and the top coat reflows minor marks under heat. It's the strongest physical protection you can put on a car's finish.
Yes — "clear bra" is the consumer nickname for front-end PPF (bumper, partial hood, fenders, mirrors). It's the same self-healing film; the term just refers to front-end coverage. Full-body PPF extends that same film to every painted panel.