
PPF: where to start.
Plan PPF panel by panel, mark partial boundaries and exclusions, and carry the same vehicle-specific scope from quotation to handover.
Start with the panels you want covered and the finish you want to see. Then carry those choices into the quotation and the care instructions for your installed film.
Build a panel-by-panel plan, then explore GYEON’s finish choices as one product example.

Plan PPF panel by panel, mark partial boundaries and exclusions, and carry the same vehicle-specific scope from quotation to handover.

MATTE, SUPER MATTE and COLOUR lead to different sample choices. Make appearance and coverage separate decisions.
Explore finish and material choices in these PPF catalogues.
BODYFENCE X, XM and XS: gloss, matte and satin choices in the English catalogue.
Polyurethane PPF and 270 PVC stone guard, distinguished in ORAFOL’s Americas catalogue.
The Standard and Ceramic Shield finishes, with different warranty descriptions for their Gloss Clear products.
Windshield-film choices and warranties, plus MACH 12 and MACH S PPF for painted panels.
Distinguish windshield film from body PPF and check the care instructions for the selected product.

Compare the intended surfaces, published PET and TPU constructions, thickness labels and care instructions before choosing windshield or body protection.
Keep product, price and service details together. After installation, use the care guide to plan your first wash around the selected film’s instructions.

Use one checklist for film, coverage, preparation, handover and the final installed price.

First-wash waiting times vary by film. Compare published instructions, choose the wash method separately and keep care products matched to the finish.
Distinguish TPU resin, base film and finished PPF, then follow company names, cargo descriptions and dates through shipment records.

A three-stage guide to separating TPU resin production, base-film extrusion and the coating work that creates finished paint protection film.

Three US ocean-shipment examples show how names, cargo descriptions and dates fit together—and which product questions still need an answer.