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What is PPF and what does it do?

PPF (Paint Protection Film) is a clear protective film applied to a car's painted surfaces. It sits between the paint and the road and takes the hit first.

The invisible layer in front of your paint

Car paint is a thin layer, and once it is damaged, restoring it means repainting. Paint condition also directly affects resale value. That is why PPF exists: the film takes stone chips, fine scratches, bug acid and sunlight while the paint stays protected underneath.

Ozon PPF keeps that protection simple. There is one clear film and three coverage options. The aim is to make PPF a service that anyone who cares about their car can reach, not only owners of premium cars.

Three layers, one job

Top coat

A smooth surface that repels water and dirt. Fine wash marks stay in this layer.

Film body

The flexible main layer that absorbs impact. It spreads the energy of stones and gravel before it reaches the paint.

Adhesive layer

Holds the film to the paint, stays clear and leaves no residue when the film is removed.

Three coverage levels for your budget

Bonnet

The panel that takes the most stone chips. The protection that makes the biggest difference on a limited budget.

Front Section

Bonnet, front bumper, front wings and mirrors. Everything facing the road is protected.

Full Body

Every painted surface of the car. The paint stays as it was on day one, under the film.

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