Paint Protection Film
Since 2015, we have showed the world our relentless ingenuity and tenacity in the paint protection film industry. Our research and development team works around the clock, bringing new ideas to the table.
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Since 2015, we have showed the world our relentless ingenuity and tenacity in the paint protection film industry. Our research and development team works around the clock, bringing new ideas to the table.
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Our window films continue to keep your vehicle feeling cool and looking elegant. The nanoGard window films also offer 99% UV rejection and scratch resistance. All our films come with lifetime warranty.
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We consider safety and security a foundational pillar of our business. The extensive range of safety and security features in our films proves it. We have films to protect your vehicle from rock-chips to products that safeguard your vehicle, home, and business from forced entry. We have it all.
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An extraordinary product with promising market reach. Tinted and textured paint protection film carries the same quality that our customers have come to trust.
Learn moreThey protect different surfaces and solve different problems. Paint protection film goes on painted bodywork and is about physical damage — stone chips, abrasion, wash swirls, bird lime — so it is measured in thickness, tensile strength and gloss. Window film goes on glass and is about energy: how much heat, infrared and UV it keeps out of the cabin, measured as TSER, IRR and UVR percentages. Most vehicles that get one end up getting both, but they are priced, specified and installed separately.
Start from the problem. Paint chipping on the front of the car: BodyGard paint protection film. Cabin too hot, interior fading: premium window film, choosing by TSER rather than how dark the film looks. Worried about the windscreen cracking or about smash-and-grab: Clear Guard safety and security film. Matte paint you want to keep matte: BodyGard MATTE. If you are in the Gulf, ULTRA, VIP and ECO were formulated for these conditions specifically.
Routinely, and they are usually quoted together. They occupy different surfaces — film on paint, tint on glass — so neither limits the other, and the two jobs are typically done in one visit because both need the same controlled, dust-free environment and the same trained hands. A common combination in the Gulf is paint protection film across the front end and the panels that get handled, with a ceramic or infrared-rejection window film on the glass, covering both the physical damage and the heat.