It seems that you can’t avoid damaging your car’s paint through no fault of your own. The simple act of driving down a back road at a moderate speed can cause surface gravel or other road rash to come into contact with your car’s bumper, grille, or hood. What started out as near-perfect paint at the beginning of the drive is now damaged.

But don’t worry. There is a solution.

Paint Protection Film (PPF), otherwise known as clear bra, is a virtually invisible urethane film that is applied to the painted surfaces (bumper, hood, grille, sideview mirrors, fenders, rocker panels, etc) of your car. It helps to protect those surfaces from road rash and prevent chipping, scratching, scuffing, or staining. After all, no paint is immune to such damage.