Stone Chips · PPF
Melbourne's freeways are a stone-chip minefield. PPF on your front end takes the hits so your paint stays perfect.
The Problem
Highway commuting means a constant barrage of road debris on your car's leading edges.
If you're commuting on the Monash, the Princes Freeway or any of Melbourne's major arterials, your bonnet and front bar are taking small impacts every day. Over time that becomes a rash of chips.
PPF is thick enough to absorb those impacts. The film wears the damage; your paint stays untouched underneath.
FAQ
The front bumper, bonnet leading edge, guards and mirrors — anything facing the road at speed. That's exactly where a front-end PPF package covers.
No — film protects going forward. We'd correct or touch up existing damage first, then apply film to prevent more.
For most daily drivers, yes — it covers the areas that take almost all the damage. You can always extend coverage later.
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