This comparison showcases Standard Gloss, Ultra Gloss, and Hyper Gloss PPF finishes displayed on a white vehicle panel. The video reviews different film tiers side by side against an industry standard vinyl roll. While another brand offers a competing high gloss line, Aura Vinyl provides a standard gloss line with a cleaner surface look.
The presenter introduces Ultra Gloss as a middle ground between vinyl and PPF. Ultra Gloss features a flat finish directly on the roll and self-heals from light scratches. For maximum vehicle surface protection, the presenter presents Hyper Gloss PPF. This film provides impact resistance, self-healing properties, and a deep gloss finish.
Choosing Between Vinyl and PPF
Selecting the proper film comes down to your personal protection requirements and surface finish goals. Aura Vinyl vinyl wrap uses a cast polymer hybrid build with PET backing and German adhesive for an easy application that lasts between 3 and 5 years. Drivers looking for extra durability beyond traditional vinyl can choose Ultra Gloss for self-healing capabilities against minor scratches. For full rock chip protection and long-term durability, Hyper PPF provides dry-install colored TPU film designed to last between 6 and 10 years.
FAQ
What is the difference between Ultra Gloss and PPF?
Ultra Gloss acts as a middle ground between vinyl wrap and paint protection film. It provides a smooth finish on the roll and self-heals from scratches.
How long does Hyper Gloss PPF last?
Hyper Gloss PPF lasts between 6 and 10 years with proper care. It provides self-healing properties and impact resistance against road debris.
What makes Aura Vinyl standard gloss film different from older vinyl?
Aura Vinyl standard gloss uses a PET backing and cast polymer hybrid film with German adhesive. This construction creates a flatter finish with less orange peel than standard vinyl options.