Cobia Pure

UPPF color PPF serves as a paint protection film that not only shields your vehicle's paint from scratches, chips, and UV damage but also adds a stylish, custom color finish.

When compared to vinyl, color PPF stands out because it is ~65%+ thicker, self-healing, and offers superior defense from rock chips, swirl marks, and environmental contaminants. The durability far exceeds expectations and resembles a factory-painted finish.

Rest assured - when professionally installed and removed, COLOR PPF does not damage the factory paint. What's more, it preserves the original finish and preserves your vehicle's resale value.

Through consistent maintenance and regular upkeep, our premium-grade COLOR PPF can last up to 10 years, maintaining both its color and protective properties.

Washing it regularly, having an authorized installer inspect it once a year, and sealing the finish with ceramic boost are a few of the most important things you can do to take care of it. For more details, check out our care guide.

Absolutely! This is an important step in taking care of your car. You can wash your car as usual after an initial 72-hour curing period. It is best to wash your hands with soap and water, but you can also use touchless car washes.

Yes. We offer an industry-leading limited 10-year warranty that covers against yellowing, blistering, cracking, and delamination.

The color of the new material may vary slightly depending on factors such as climate, storage conditions, driving style, and maintenance. For more information, please contact your installer.

Indeed, the UPPF COLOR PPF was designed with the intention of ensuring compatibility with the full range of UPPF ceramic coatings and aftercare products.

Your authorized UPPF Dealer will check out your car to see if COLOR PPF is the right choice for you. Your dealer can review the specific coverage for your vehicle, confirm the color choice, and outline the installation process so you know exactly what to expect.

UPPF Paint Protection Film can repair small scratches and swirls on its own. This is because of its advanced elastomeric polymer technology. However, if the scratches go deeper and damage the film, they might not heal completely. In that case, you might need to take it to a professional to fix it or replace it to get it looking and working like new.

While high-quality Paint Protection Film (PPF) can handle a variety of cleaning methods, using automatic car washes with rough brushes too often can eventually mess up the film. To make sure PPF lasts and works well, it's best to use touchless car washes or hand washing techniques.