null Skip to main content

Supreme Defense Gloss Paint Protection Film

Item#Item NameRegular PriceSale PriceQty
Supreme Defense Gloss Paint Protection Film
Avery Dennison Supreme Defense paint protection film improves and safeguards vehicle aesthetics, while helping to retain resale value. A high-quality polyurethane film helps to prevent damage from a range of challenges such as stone chips, road debris, insect stains, and weathering - all without degrading the original paint finish, thanks to self-healing top-coat. The film is easy to apply, and ultra-clear to ensure excellent aesthetics.

Features
  • Top coated, high gloss or matte finish
  • Self-healing top coat provides excellent scratch resistance
  • Premium grade, conformable polyurethane (PU) film
  • Helps to protect painted surfaces from stone chips, road debris, insect stains, and weathering
  • Optical clarity providing invisible protection
  • Outstanding durability and outdoor life
  • Excellent UV, temperature, humidity, chemical, and salt-spray resistance
  • Excellent adhesion to new generation of automotive clear coats
  • Protective PET top sheet helps maintain gloss and surface uniformity during transport*

Application Surfaces: Flat, simple curves, and compound curves



Click here for the datasheet
Free Local Delivery
Next Day Delivery
Order By 5PM CST
Save 2% On Pickup
Low Rate Financing
Flat Rate Shipping
Join Our Mailing List

Sign up to receive updates, special offers, and discounts!

// Uses React's native (unpatched) value setter + a real dispatched event, // so the app's own onChange / validation / append logic fires correctly. // build the visible field the user will actually type into // copy the real field's classes + computed styles so it looks identical // preload with existing value (formatted) if the real field already has one // hide the real field visually but keep it in the DOM and functional, // so your app's own validation / append event still works as before // place the visible field right where the real one used to be // send only the plain digits to the real field — this matches what // the numeric field type expects, so no "invalid phone number" error // keep focus/blur events flowing to the real field too, in case your // app's validation triggers specifically on those