Question 1

Do you apply PPF on watches?

Accepted Answer

Yes. PPF on the bezel, the rear case, and the clasp on some watches. Common for Rolex Submariner, Daytona, GMT-Master II, Audemars Piguet Royal Oak, and similar high-value pieces. Protects against bezel rotation marks, case-back desk wear, and clasp scuffs without changing how the watch looks or feels on the wrist. Fully removable when you want to refresh.

Question 2

Can you PPF kitchen marble?

Accepted Answer

Yes. PPF goes on kitchen countertops, splashbacks, and dining-area marble. Stops the staining from red wine, olive oil, and citrus, and the etching from acidic spills like vinegar or lemon. The film is optically clear. The marble keeps its veining and depth. Fully removable, no damage to the stone, ideal for protecting investment-grade Calacatta, Carrara, and Statuario installations.

Question 3

What furniture can I PPF?

Accepted Answer

Anything subject to scratches, stains, or dirt. Dining tables, coffee tables, glass panels (internal and external), mirrors, designer chairs, sideboards, headboards, bar tops, piano lids, wardrobe doors, drawer fronts, stair treads, and outdoor furniture for UV protection. If it's a high-value or high-traffic surface, PPF extends its life and resale value.

Question 4

What about other home surfaces?

Accepted Answer

Anywhere you'd hate to see scratched, stained, or worn. High-touch door handles and frames, lift interiors, glass shower screens, balcony rails, and high-traffic floor zones. We've protected everything from Boffi kitchens to listed-building floor heritage. If it's worth protecting, send us a photo on WhatsApp and we'll talk through what's possible.

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