Developed by Defcon Films Australia
BULK PPF ROLLS AUSTRALIA
Volume film supply for high-throughput shops and fleet work.
Volume Supply Without
The Retail Layer
Defcon sells film by the roll direct to the trade, so high-throughput shops buy at wholesale rates through the online shop instead of paying a retail margin on every job.
For volume work the catalogue splits by job type: FleetArmour as the cost-efficient bulk line for coverage work, and the gloss lines where the customer is paying for finish.
FleetArmour For
Coverage Work
FleetArmour is a sacrificial layer made for wear and tear: priced for coverage rather than showroom finish, straightforward on large flat sections, and backed by a 3-year limited warranty.
Fleet operators and mining-region shops order it for tray sides, sills and high-abrasion zones where the job is protection volume.
One Supplier,
Six Film Lines
Bulk orders for FleetArmour and the gloss lines go through the same online shop as single rolls, with the same warranty system behind each roll.
For volume buyers the range narrows to two jobs: FleetArmour where panels get replaced, Glanz and Defcon ONE where finish is being sold. Frozen, Spectra, Crystal Shield and CoolVue sit in the same shop for the odd job.
Film Construction
& Testing
Every gloss roll in the range shares one construction: aliphatic TPU, 190 microns ±10% in total (about 7.5 mils), single-point puncture resistance close to 10 kg, and a 13-micron self-healing top coat that clears minor scratches under heat. Buying by the carton does not change the PPF spec, only how much film you hold in stock.
ARPANSA tested the Glanz clear TPU construction in Melbourne (99.0% of UV blocked, reference UVR_25-0370-1); FleetArmour is a different, sacrificial film and is not part of that test. For fleet work the practical numbers are install speed: easy-tack adhesive that repositions then grips, and stretch that clears sills and tray sides without lifting.
Trade Pricing &
Sample Rolls
Single-roll prices are listed ex. GST in the online shop, and orders over $1000 ex. GST ship free Australia-wide. For volume terms, contact the team with your expected monthly roll count.
Before committing to a volume order, test the line you intend to run in bulk. A free sample roll lets your team cut and lay FleetArmour or Glanz on the actual panels your fleet work involves, tray sides and sills included.
Warranty
By Film Line
For volume work the warranty split matters: FleetArmour, the sacrificial bulk line, carries a 3-year limited warranty and is priced to be replaced rather than repaired; the gloss lines carry 10 years on Glanz and 12 years on Defcon ONE. Terms are on the warranty page.
Volume does not change the rule: each roll and each vehicle is registered in e-Warranty within 7 days of invoice, which is how a fleet contract keeps its warranties auditable.
Fleet claims follow the published procedure on the warranty page: invoice, registration, vehicle details and photos.
Consumables In
The Same Order
Installation consumables ship with the film: DFA Surface Cleaner in 24-can cartons and Installation Gel in 16-litre drums sit in the same catalogue, so one order covers film, prep and slip solution.
Surface preparation is also a warranty condition: cover requires a clean, contaminant-free surface at installation, so running approved prep products protects both the job and the claim.
FAQ
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Do I need a trade account to order?
For volume terms, contact the team with your expected monthly roll count; ordering then runs through the online shop.
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Can I test the film before ordering?
Yes. Request a free sample roll and run it through your own installation process, or order the Defcon Practice Pack to train on real film before touching customer stock.
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How long does the film last?
FleetArmour carries a 3-year warranty as a sacrificial layer priced for replacement rather than repair. The gloss lines run longer: 10 years on Glanz, 12 on Defcon ONE at launch.
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Can the film go on surfaces other than cars?
Yes. Defcon PPF installs on any smooth painted surface, which is why sign writers and asset owners use it beyond vehicles. Chrome is also workable: test a small patch first and show the customer before wrapping the full trim.
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Can film go over dealer-applied waxes or sealants?
Remove waxes and sealants before applying PPF because they interfere with adhesion, and surface preparation is a warranty condition. If the customer wants them, apply after installation.
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Does removing the film damage paint?
Modern factory paint adheres to the panel far more strongly than the film adheres to the paint, so correct removal is very unlikely to damage original paint. Recommend professional removal using heat to soften the adhesive.
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Do you offer support in Chinese?
Yes. Bilingual consultation in English and Chinese is available through our WeChat channel, covering product selection, ordering and technical questions. 我们提供中英双语咨询。
Developed by Defcon Films Australia
Every Defcon film is built for Australian conditions: materials selected globally, proven on local roads, and made to install well.
