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DIy PPF KITS
● Sold by size and length
● Include a mylar pattern
sheet so you can create your own custom patterns
● One kit can be used for
multiple projects or areas
● Best option if your boat
isn’t listed or you want maximum flexibility
DIY Kit VS Transom Kit
What both kits include
● Premium 3M paint protection
film
●Every tool needed for installation
●The same 5-year warranty
(see full details on the FAQ page)
precut Transom Kits
● Pre-patterned specifically
for your exact make and model
● Designed to fit only that
specific boat
● No tracing required, just
install
● May require minor trimming
if your boat has optional add-ons
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DIY PPF Kit
DIY PPF Kit
What is PPF?
Paint Protection Film, or PPF, is a clear, durable urethane film that helps protect your paint or surface from rock chips, scratches, bug splatter, and everyday wear. It’s virtually invisible once applied and built to handle tough conditions.
Originally developed by 3M in the 1960s to protect helicopter blades from debris, today it’s used to keep vehicles, boats, and recreational equipment looking new for years.
What will it do for me?
It keeps your ride looking new, without paying a shop to do it.
This DIY Paint Protection Film Kit includes genuine 3M film to stop chips, scratches, and wear before they happen.
Everything you need is in the box: the film, the tools, and instructions.
Just trace it, trim it, and apply it.
Whether it’s painted metal, gel coat, or plastic panels, this kit adds a clear, self-healing layer of protection that saves you money, time, and the look of your ride.
Simple to install
tough to beat
Everything you need is in the box, and every inch of film keeps your ride looking newer, longer.
The possibilities are endless...
You might already have a few ideas, or maybe you’re not sure where to start.
3M Paint Protection Film can be applied to almost any smooth surface. Just keep in mind that it will add a bit of shine to dull or matte finishes.
If you want to see more examples and inspiration, click the button below to check out our Placement Ideas page.
There you can see some of the most common spots to protect and get a better sense of what kit size you’ll need for your ride.
