Paint protection film is a transparent, robust and thin urethane film. It’s about 6 mils thick, or six-thousandths (0.006) of an inch. It was first invented by 3M for the US Army during the Vietnam War. 3M invented clear bra to protect helicopter rotor from high-velocity shrapnel and debris. The US Army needed a solution that not protected but that was very light-weight and 3M paint protection was the exact solution they need.

Nowadays, PPF main applications are in the automotive sector and they’ve evolved to cater to virtually all paint protection needs. In a nutshell, clear bras excel at one thing and that’s to protect your paint even against high impact damages such as rock chips, scratches, and scuffs.

As for our valued clients’ needs, we also provide multiple protection film application, like headlights, rear lights, door edges, door cups, truck stripe and rear bumper, etc.

The team at EwWaterloo uses a precision pattern cutting system that can service all makes and models of vehicle. This ensures a perfect wrap, even on edges and precise details, saving you a chipped, pitted, and scratched surface that would require costly repairs.