FAQ PPF : Our most frequently asked questions / answers

PPF, or Pain Protection Film, is available from Paint protection film.

This thick, resistant film protects your bodywork from micro-scratches and minor impacts. So your bodywork stays as good as new for longer!

Most of the time, you'll find transparent PPF, so as not to impact the color of the paint or wrapping underneath. We also offer black PPF.

At Variance Autowe cut it by the linear meter. You can also request a complete kit or an individual kit, to protect specific parts of the bodywork.

If you buy by the linear metre, you can find PPF from €17 per m²*(for door threshold PPF). Prices rise according to product quality and use. Our top-of-the-range PPF is Paint protection film 's Premium Matte finish film, from €81.99 per m²*.

For a complete 4/5-door kit, expect to pay around €123 incl. VAT**.

For an individual kit, the price will depend on the surface area required. For a hood, for example, you'll pay around €61 incl. VAT**.

The best way to find out prices is to go directly to the website and select the product that suits you best. The price will be displayed automatically.

That's a good question! Your choice will depend on your answers to these questions:

• Which part(s) of your vehicle would you like to protect?
• Do you want pre-cut parts, or buy by the linear metre?

If you buy by the linear metre:

• Do you want transparent or black?
• Glossy or matte finish?
• Mid-range or high-end?

By answering these questions, you'll be able to find THE ideal PPF film for your needs! 😉

The best Paint protection film is the one that perfectly meets your needs, while offering excellent value for money.

At Variance Autowe've chosen to offer a range of PPF films to suit every need. So, depending on your requirements and your budget, you'll find the best Paint protection film for you!

We invite you to read the question "Which PPF film to choose" just above, to determine which film is ideal for your needs.

You can apply PPF to your wrapping to protect it. However, if you wish to remove it later, it may damage your wrapping. The heat required to remove the PPF may also affect your wrapping.

That's why, to protect a wrapping car or motorcycle, we can make a ceramic protection.

Ideally, PPF should be applied to a painted body 😉

You can remove your protective film whenever you like. It won't leave any traces. Just remember that once you remove it, you won't be able to use it afterwards.

To remove it, you'll need a soft microfiber cloth and a heat source (such as a heat gun or hair dryer).

Caution: This technique applies only to PPF applied to a painted body! If your bodywork is wrapping, the PPF cannot be easily removed without damaging the wrapping.