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What is Paint Protection Film (PPF)? Although you may have heard the term paint protection film (or PPF), you may be unclear about what it actually is and how it works. In a nutshell, PPF is a Polyurethane film that’s applied to a vehicle in order to protect it from things such as stone chips,…
As many will already know, those whose car MOT expired on or after 30th March 2020 were given a six-month extension. This meant that many motorists didn’t need to return to the local garage to get their vehicles re-tested by the date that was shown on their existing certificate. However, according to a recent Government…
After writing recently about whether you need to tell your insurance company if you’ve had your car wrapped, it got us thinking about other scenarios where it’s advisable to tell your insurer about any modifications to your vehicle. After a brief bit of research, we came across the surprising discovery that even installing a sat-nav…
It’s no secret that the crew at FRSH Customs love fast cars. Of course, there’s a time and a place for speed and it certainly isn’t on London’s busy roads and driving in London can be a bit of a nightmare anyway.. Between paying the infamous congestion charge, weaving in and out of lanes and…
You may not have given it a second thought, but if you’ve used a car wrapping company to get your car wrapped in a different colour to its original factory colour, will you have to inform your insurance company and/or tell the DVLA? Well. despite a wrap only being a film of vinyl over your…
If you’re spending a chunk of your hard-earned cash on a full vinyl wrap, the minor details are just as important as the major ones. If it’s a full wrap, then we’ll give your vehicle’s door shuts as much care and attention as the rest of the car. Although not visible unless the door is…