No, PPF cannot be applied to the windshield. The film’s refractive properties can cause visual distortion, making it unsuitable and unsafe for windshields.
Our films often surpass their warranties, which range between 5 to 12 years. Proper care ensures the film remains effective and maintains its protective qualities over time.
Yes, PPF acts as a barrier against stone chips, light scratches, and everyday wear and tear. It helps maintain the vehicle's paint finish, keeping it looking newer for longer.
For stubborn stains, you can use isopropyl alcohol or a small amount of lacquer thinner with a microfiber cloth. If the stain persists, consider using a mild-abrasive wax to restore the film’s original appearance. For the best results, consult our team for assistance.
Use regular car wash soap, rinse-free solutions, or detail sprays free from harsh chemicals (containing less than 5% naphtha or kerosene). Proper cleaning enhances the film's longevity and appearance.
We recommend waiting at least 48 hours after installation before using an automatic car wash. However, handwashing is the preferred method for maintaining the film’s finish.
Our film features a specialized top coat that self-heals light scratches when exposed to heat from sunlight, warm water, or the engine's heat. This technology helps keep the film looking flawless over time.
No, our PPF is designed with UV-resistant technology to prevent yellowing. It resists environmental contaminants like bird droppings, gas, oil, and exhaust that can cause yellowing in inferior products.
Yes, ceramic coatings can be safely applied over PPF. They add an additional barrier against solvents and water without compromising the film's self-healing or warranty.
Yes, but waxing or polishing should only be done as needed (every 12–18 months). Always use mild-abrasive polishes and avoid harsh chemicals that could damage the film.
PPF protects your car from minor chips, scratches, and environmental wear, such as UV rays, dirt, and road debris. It also helps maintain your vehicle's value by keeping the paint in pristine condition.
To remove PPF, peel it off at a 45-degree angle to prevent adhesive residue. If the adhesive becomes challenging to remove, use a steamer in cold weather for easier film release.
No, waxing or applying coatings prior to installation can hinder the film’s proper adhesion. It’s best to let the installer work on a clean, wax-free surface for optimal results.
It’s recommended to leave the vehicle with the installer for 24 hours to monitor for lifting edges. If this isn't possible, wait at least 2–3 hours indoors and inspect edges to ensure proper adhesion before driving.
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