The paint protection film is a thin, flexible, transparent film that is applied to a car's paint to protect it from the elements. Paint protection films are made of polyvinyl butyral or polyurethane and are available in clear, tinted, or reflective finishes. They can be used for cars or boats and can also be found in outdoor furniture. Paint protection films come in different thicknesses depending on the application and can be purchased from automotive retailers as well as online retailers. For example, 3M offers their 3M Scotchgard™ Protection Film in three thicknesses: 0.020 inches (0.5mm), 0.040 inches (1mm), and 0.080 inches (2mm). A paint protection film is a film that is applied to the top of a car's paint job to protect it. The film prevents scratches and chips from occurring, making the paint job more durable.
Paint protection film was first used in the automotive industry in 1936 by DuPont. The company was looking for a way to prevent damage to newly painted cars. The term "paint protection" was first used in 1936 when DuPont developed an acrylic-based product called "Duco" that protected cars from scuffs and chips during painting procedures.
Paint protection film can shield your car from scratches, chips, and dents. It is an easy, affordable, and effective way to protect the paint of your car. It is a thin layer of plastic that you apply on top of the car's paint. The film protects the paint from external damage like rocks, sand, bugs, and bird droppings. It also shields the paint from UV rays which can fade over time. There are several brands of Paint protection film available in the market including 3M Scotchgard, 3M Scotchgard Pro, Klearcoat, and PPG DuraCoat.
