PPF Wrapping
A modern way to protect your car's paintwork from stone chips, scratches, road chemicals and sun fading.
What PPF wrapping gives you
The film takes the hit instead of your paint, and light scratches self-heal with heat. The factory paint stays untouched — which directly affects the car's resale value.
- Protection from stone chips and light scratches
- Resistance to road chemicals and bird droppings
- Self-healing effect under heat
- Factory paint and resale value stay intact
Types of wrapping at BRANDBOX
We match the level of protection to your budget and how the car is used.
- Full body wrap — maximum protection
- Partial wrap — hood, bumper, mirrors, door sills
- Headlight and taillight wrap
How the process works
We wash and degrease the body, polishing beforehand if needed. The film is cut precisely for the model, applied, and any trapped air is pressed out — all in a clean, dust-free space.
Why BRANDBOX
We work with XPEL, Suntek and 3M films — they differ in thickness, clarity, lifespan and manufacturer warranty. With proper care, the film lasts for years. We calculate the exact price individually after an inspection or photos over WhatsApp — there's deliberately no fixed price list, there are too many variables by model and coverage area.
Want to know the price?
We quote individually — after seeing the car or photos on WhatsApp.
Frequently asked questions
How long does PPF film last?
With proper care it lasts for many years and doesn't yellow, thanks to the protective top layer.
What's the difference between XPEL, Suntek and 3M?
Thickness, clarity, lifespan and warranty — we help you choose during a consultation.
Does the car need special washing after wrapping?
For the first few days, avoid automatic brush car washes and harsh chemicals.
PPF or ceramic coating on a limited budget?
It depends on the goal — you can apply PPF to the most exposed areas first and add ceramic later.
Film thickness
XPEL / Suntek / 3M
Price after inspection