Two flagship PPF lines with different strengths. We break down which series fits your vehicle and budget.
Super-Soft vs Max Series: Choosing the Right PPF
TopsayPPF offers two flagship lines: Super-Soft for complex curves and Max for maximum protection. Here's how they compare.
Super-Soft Series
Engineered for motorcycles, supercars, and tight curves. The softer film conforms smoothly to aggressive contours without lifting.
Max Series
The flagship for daily drivers and luxury fleets. Thicker construction delivers impact resistance and a 12-year warranty.
How to Decide
- Choose Super-Soft for complex curves and bikes
- Choose Max for full-front and high-impact longevity
- Match thickness to your driving conditions
The right series depends on your vehicle's curves and your protection goals.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between Super-Soft and Max PPF?
Super-Soft is softer for complex curves and bikes. Max is thicker with greater impact resistance and a longer warranty.
Which PPF series is best for sports cars?
Super-Soft conforms best to aggressive curves. For daily-driven sports cars needing full-front protection, Max is also excellent.
Does thicker PPF always mean better?
Not always. Thicker film protects more but may be less conformable on tight curves. Match thickness to your vehicle and use case.
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