Paint Protection Films (PPF)

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Paint Protection Film (PPF) is the most advance protection type for automotive industry. From luxury cars to off road vehicles it is the most trusted protective layer.

Here it is important to mention that PPF is not a car sticker. Car Stickers are mostly a vinyl coating that is totally different from PPF. Vinyl sheets come in different colours and have a limited life. 

PPF comes in different material and composition. To make it simple let us know the four main types.

  1. PVC
  2. Polyethylene (PE or TPH) PPF
  3. PU
  4. TPU

PVC based PPF are more prone to become yellow. The material is less resistant to heat and starts fading, become yellowing and may form cracking. Moreover it is not scratch resistant and creates swirls after use.

TPH material has a shorter life too. They usually become yellow in less than a year. The material is fragile and do not defend deap scratches.

Intex strictly do not source and distribute PVC, PE or TPH base PPF. Because we care of your asset and do not recommend any low quality product.

International brands are now working in PU and TPU based material. The material offers more gloss, greater protection and long life with non yellowing properties.

Intex International has brand agreement with famous brands around the world. We source the brands that offer PU or TPU material with Ashland USA glue only.

PU and TPU based PPF provide more clarity, gloss and protection.

Unlike the Vinyl and PVC, PU and TPU based PPF can be easily peeled off. The Glue used in high quality PPF does not cause any harm to car paint.

All the PPF in our product range are instant self-heal at room temprature or self-heal by heat patch. Light Scratches and scuffs get eliminated within no time without any effort or when hot water is poured or hot air is given. This leaves your car scratch free, shiny and above all protected all the time.

The above information about different types of PPF is sourced from different sites. For more information regarding types of PPF visit http://www.ppfworldmag.com/types-of-ppf/