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Buying PPF for a new car is a big decision, and the choice is wide. There are many brands, finishes and price levels, and every shop says its film is the best. Most owners end up confused.

So we made it simple. Book a free PPF demo and bring your new car. We show you clear gloss, matte and colour film from Llumar, Garware, XPEL, STEK, Gaamp, Nord PPF, Avery Dennison and Bull Armour, side by side, in daylight, against your own paint. We explain the difference in plain words, and you pick what suits your car and your budget.

We also fit windshield film and window tints, so you can plan the whole car in one visit.

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    Gloss PPF for your new car

    Clear gloss PPF is the choice for most new cars. It keeps the factory shine and colour exactly as they are and sits on the paint almost unseen. It takes stone chips, grit and light scratches, and many films self-heal fine marks with heat.

    Keeps the original gloss and colour of the paint
    Front-end, front-end plus extras or full-car cover
    Available from all eight brands we fit
    Fitted by hand after the paint is inspected and corrected
    Helps resale, because the factory paint stays untouched

    Film thickness, clarity and warranty differ between brands and lines. At the demo you can compare them side by side.

    Matte PPF

    Matte, or satin, PPF turns a glossy car into a flat-finish car without a respray, and protects the paint underneath at the same time. It can be taken off later to go back to gloss.

    A soft matte look on gloss paint, with chip protection
    Also used to protect paint that is already matte, where polishing is not an option
    Ask us which brands and lines offer a matte finish
    Needs gentle washing, with no polishing and no wax
    Fitted and finished with the same care as gloss film

    Matte surfaces cannot be polished to remove marks, so careful washing matters more. We give you a care guide at handover.

    Colour PPF

    Colour PPF changes the colour of the car and protects it in one job. You get the look of a wrap with the impact protection of film, and the original paint stays underneath.

    Gloss, satin and matte colour options, depending on the film
    Protects against stone chips like clear PPF
    Can be removed later to go back to the original colour
    Costs more than a vinyl wrap, because the film is thicker and harder to fit
    Colour range depends on the brand, so ask to see swatches

    Colours look different on a screen and in daylight, so we show you real samples against your car.

    Windshield film

    The windshield is the largest piece of glass on the car and lets in the most heat and glare. A film made for the windshield reduces heat, UV and glare while keeping the view clear, including at night and in rain.

    Reduces heat and UV coming through the front glass
    Cuts glare on long daytime drives
    Stays clear enough for night driving and rain
    Only films made for the windshield are used, never a dark film on the front glass
    Cut and fitted to the exact shape of your windshield

    Confirm the current legal light-transmission limit with your local traffic authority. We recommend only films inside the limit.

    Window tints

    Window tints go on the side and rear glass. They reduce heat and glare, block most UV, add privacy and help hold the glass together if it breaks. A darker film is not always better, because a good lighter film can reject more heat than a cheap dark one.

    Heat-rejecting and privacy options
    Films inside the legal light-transmission limit
    Cut to the exact shape of each window
    UV protection for the dashboard and seats
    Sample squares you can hold against your own window

    Rules on tint darkness can change. Confirm the current limit with your local traffic authority.

    How the free PPF demo works

    01
    Book your slot
    Call us, message us on WhatsApp or use the form on this page. Tell us your car model and when you take delivery.
    02
    Bring the car
    We look at your paint in daylight and under inspection light. We show you what we see, such as dealer-yard marks or swirl marks.
    03
    Compare the films
    See gloss, matte and colour samples from our brands against your own car. Feel the thickness and judge the finish in real light.
    04
    Decide with a written quote
    You get the film, brand, coverage, warranty terms and price on paper, and you decide at your own pace.

    Which PPF is Best?

    Not sure which one you need?

    The best PPF depends on your car and how you use it. Start with your situation.

    Your SituationWhat We Usually Suggest
    New car, you want to keep the factory lookClear gloss PPF
    You want a flat, satin look without repaintingMatte PPF
    You want a new colour and chip protection togetherColour PPF
    You drive on expressways oftenPPF on the front-end, or full-car cover
    You mostly drive in the city Front-end plus extras such as door edges and handle cups
    The cabin gets very hot and the glare is tiring Windshield film and window tints within the legal limit
    You are not sure Book the free demo and compare the films on your car

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    Six questions to settle before you buy PPF

    01

    Which finish do you want?

    Decide first whether you want to keep the gloss, go matte or change colour. This narrows the choice of films quickly.

    02

    How much of the car?

    Front-end cover protects where stones hit most. Full-car cover protects every panel. A higher cover costs more.

    03

    Where do you drive?

    Highway and expressway driving needs the front of the car covered. City driving brings door dings and scrapes, so edges matter.

    04

    How long will you keep it?

    If you will keep the car for years or sell it later, a longer warranty and full cover can be worth the cost.

    05

    What does the warranty cover?

    Ask what the maker covers, such as yellowing, cracking and peeling, for how long, and who honours it. Get it in writing.

    06

    What is your budget?

    Tell us at the demo. We show you what fits, and tell you where a cheaper choice will not give you what you want.

    Why choose only Detailing Bull

    01

    Eight brands, one studio

    Compare Llumar, Garware, XPEL, STEK, Gaamp, Nord PPF, Avery Dennison and Bull Armour in one visit.

    02

    Paint inspected first

    We check your paint in daylight and tell you what it needs before we quote.

    03

    Written quote and warranty

    You get the film, brand, coverage, warranty and price on paper before you pay.

    04

    Photos before and after

    You get photos of the paint before we start and when we finish, so there is always a record.

    BEFORE/AFTER

    See the difference

    Move the slider left and right to compare the same panel before and after. On one side you see dull paint, dust and swirl marks from daily driving. On the other, the same car after correction and protection, with a clear, deep and clean shine.

    Deeper gloss that brings out the true colour
    Slick surface that lets water and dust slide off
    Fewer swirl marks after polishing
    Protection that keeps the car looking newer for longer
    without Ceramic Coating After Ceramic Coating

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    New cars we have protected

    Most asked questions about PPF

    What is PPF?
    PPF stands for paint protection film. It is a clear, flexible polyurethane film fitted over the paint. It takes the damage from stone chips, grit and light scratches so the paint underneath stays as it left the factory.
    Is the PPF demo really free?
    Yes. The demo is free. You see film samples against your own car and ask questions, and you get a written quote if you want one. Ask us about the booking details when you call.
    Which PPF brand is the best?
    There is no single best film for every car. Thickness, clarity, finish, self-healing and warranty differ between brands and between lines from the same brand. We fit Llumar, Garware, XPEL, STEK, Gaamp, Nord PPF, Avery Dennison and Bull Armour, and the demo lets you compare them side by side.
    Should I get PPF on a brand-new car?
    A new car is the best time, because the paint is at its best and nothing needs hiding. New cars can still carry marks from the dealer yard or transport, so we inspect the paint first and correct it where needed before the film goes on.
    What is the difference between gloss, matte and colour PPF?
    Gloss PPF is clear and keeps the factory shine. Matte PPF gives the car a flat, satin look. Colour PPF changes the colour of the car. All three protect the paint underneath. Colour options and finishes depend on the brand and film line.
    Is colour PPF better than a vinyl wrap?
    Colour PPF changes the colour and also protects against stone chips, because it is a thicker protective film. A vinyl wrap changes the look at a lower price but gives much less protection. Colour PPF costs more.
    Can PPF be removed later?
    Yes. On healthy factory paint, film can be removed to bring the paint back to how it was. Paint that has been repainted or has peeling clear coat can lift, so we check the paint before we fit anything.
    How dark can window tints and windshield film be?
    Rules on how much light a car's glass must let through are set by law and can change. Confirm the current limit with your local traffic authority. We recommend only films inside the limit, and we use films made for the windshield on the front glass.
    Can I add a ceramic coating over PPF?
    Yes, if the coating is made for use on film. It makes the film easier to wash. Check with the installer that the coating suits your film before it goes on.
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