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After a few weeks of being back-ordered from 3M we have 60" wide rolls of 3M Pro Series Paint Protection film back in stock! Want to cover your entire hood before winter hits back hard? Grab a roll, a squeegee and grab a friend to help and get it done! Orders ship daily Monday - Friday!

Put that bit of nostalgia back in its bottle. Those old black vinyl bras do more harm than good! Skip the old school bra and go with a 12" deep clear bra instead! For most vehicles covering the leading foot of the hood can be an easy DIY.  For the leading edge of the hood the clear bra material will be less $ than a traditional leather or vinyl bra, looks better, easier to maintain, and protects the paint better! To find your size measure up the hood from the front most portion 11". At that point measure across the...

Shopping with your iPhone has never been easier at PPFNow!  Happy to announce Apple Pay is now being accepted for purchases on the site! Apple Pay allows customers to pay easily and securely through our online store. With Apple Pay, you will be able to check out from our online store using Safari on the iPhone, iPad, and Mac. When you pay for your order using Apple Pay, you don't need to manually enter your credit card information or shipping address. By tapping the Apple Pay button and scanning your fingerprint, Apple Pay will provide that information. You will be asked to use you fingerprint to authenticate...

You have seen them, the venerable acrylic bug deflector. They were your only option decades ago, but like everything else, time changes your options! I guess it would look less noticeable on a black car, or maybe a truck, but on this? Nope, mustache time and not in a flattering way.  I searched for said bug deflector and found dozens of outlets selling them for ~$85 delivered. Clearly a better option would be some 3M Scotchgard Pro Series from us!  Which looks better?  VS. Yep, top one all day!   We have a variety of 12" wide rolls here $40-60 for...

Remember the Prowler? Funky car (albeit with an uninspired driveline) that was amazingly built. It would not get built today! In any case you could actually buy a matching trailer for it! But the front of the trailer would take a beating from the stones and debris thrown up by the tires, so a traditional black bra for the trailer was also available.  Thinking a traditional black bra might be the way to protect the paint of your vehicle / trailer? From the good folks over at Road & Track (http://www.roadandtrack.com/car-culture/news/a29724/meet-the-socks-with-sandals-of-the-automotive-world/) "There is little room here to debate the stylistic merits...