1. What Does PPF Stand For?

PPF stands for Paint Protection Film—a transparent, urethane-based layer applied to a vehicle’s exterior to shield paint from scratches, rock chips, UV rays, and environmental damage. Ravoony PPF uses advanced self-healing technology to maintain a flawless finish.

2. How Much Does PPF Actually Cost?

PPF costs vary based on coverage and quality:

Partial coverage (e.g., bumper/hood): $300–$500

Full front end (hood, fenders, mirrors): $500–$1000

Full car wrap: $1,000–$2,000+

Ravoony PPF offers competitive pricing with 10-year warranty protection, balancing premium quality and long-term value.

3. Does PPF Turn Yellow?

Cheap PPF film may yellow over time due to UV exposure, but high-quality films like Ravoony PPF resist yellowing thanks to:

UV inhibitors and hydrophobic coatings

Self-healing properties that reduce oxidation

Warranty-backed clarity (up to 10 years)

Why Choose Ravoony?

Ravoony’s PPF combines durability, optical clarity, and warranty assurance, making it a top choice for auto paint protection. Whether you need partial or full coverage, Ravoony delivers invisible armor that lasts.