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Paint Protection Film works by acting as a physical impact-absorbing layer. When stones, sand, or debris hit the surface, the energy is absorbed by the film instead of the paint. The paint underneath never experiences direct contact. Even though the film is transparent, it is thick, flexible, and engineered to disperse impact force. This is why factory paint remains intact under PPF even after years of driving.
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