01 / PPF
Key parts
To start with a specific area.
- Handles and contact areas
- Compatible mirrors and moldings
- Parts you want to consult
A layer. Your choice.
It is a film applied to paint or compatible surfaces. Coverage can range from a one-off part to extensive body work.
The reference, finish and condition of each surface define the proposal. That is why the first step is to know your vehicle and what you want to take care of.
Define the scope
These are conversation routes, not closed packages. Each quote details the parts included.
01 / PPF
To start with a specific area.
02 / PPF
To concentrate the consultation in the frontal area.
03 / PPF
To review a Full PPF proposal.
Also inside
Piano black, console and trim: bring those pieces into the conversation.
The geometry, finish and material determine which surfaces can be treated. Screens require a specific compatibility check.

A decision with context
01
Model, trim, daily use and paint history all help define the request.
02
Check out transparent, matte or satin options and confirm which ones are available for your case.
03
Ask for a list of parts, material, preparation and conditions before accepting.

Look closely
Edges, joints and complex areas deserve a conversation before installing.
Ask for examples of jobs with similar coverage and see how the parts for your vehicle are resolved.
Explore the workStep by step
Brand, model and what you would like to take care of. That is the starting point.
Identify the areas and material options you want to consult.
Gather your questions to confirm what's included, value and timing with OG.
Common questions
What you need to know to take the next step.
Let's talk about your casePPF means Paint Protection Film. It is a film that is applied to paint or compatible surfaces. The choice of material and surface preparation are part of the evaluation.
You can ask for a piece, a frontal coverage, a set of zones or a wide coverage. The final proposal must identify each surface included and any exclusions.
You can check surfaces such as console, piano black and moldings. Not all parts, screens or finishes are compatible: they are reviewed depending on the vehicle and material.
Indicate this when requesting the quote. The condition and history of the paint are important to evaluate installation, adhesion and subsequent removal. The review determines whether it is appropriate to move forward.
It should not be assumed. “Full” describes broad coverage, but the scope is defined piece by piece. Ask that the quote detail what is included and what is left out.
Request instructions for the chosen material and the written conditions: issuer, term, coverage and exclusions. Washing and curing times also depend on that reference.