Paint Protection Film

Can I wax PPF Matte?
Some waxes will add a level of gloss to PPF Matte. However, is the best add-on to increase self-cleaning properties

Can I take my car through a pressure wash with PPF?
It is best practice to wait 3 days before washing your car. While hand washing is preferred, you can use a pressure wash, but be careful near the edges as the pressure water can lift the edge.

Can “coatings” be applied to PPF?
Ceramic coatings are approved for use with our Paint Protection Films when applied over the surface of the product. Ceramic coatings create an additional barrier for solvent and water penetration while not negatively impacting the performance or self-healing of our PPF. 

If there is a stain that won’t wash off, what do I do?
If a stain will not wash off with a regular car wash, you can apply isopropyl alcohol to a microfiber towel and clean the stain, if that does not work you can use a small amount of lacquer thinner. If the stain remains we would recommend you use a mild-abrasive wax and polish the surface of the film to restore the original appearance. Polishing/buffing of the film is a great way to remove contaminants from the surface, however, this process should be limited to as-needed or once every 12- 18 months. 

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Can PPF be applied over repaired/fresh paint?
PPF is designed and warranted when applied to original paint. Issues with aftermarket/repaired paint are not warranted. If you choose to still have PPF installed over fresh paint, the common waiting period is 30 days for the paint to outgas.

How do I remove PPF?
The film should be lifted at a 45-degree angle and pulled towards yourself; this will cause the adhesive to release. Do not fold the film over on itself and rip it off; this can leave adhesive behind. In cold-weather environments, we recommend using a steamer to soften the film/adhesive for removal.

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How does self-healing work?
PPF contains a proprietary top-coat. This top coat protects the urethane against surface scratches. The majority of surface scratches will self-heal when exposed to heat – sun, warm panel (motor running), warm water, etc. We demonstrate this with a copper wire brush to simulate surface scratches that will self-heal such as surface dirt, sand, salt, etc.

Will PPF turn yellow?
PPF is protected against yellowing. Our topcoat protects the PPF against harmful solvents that are in gas, oil, bird droppings, car exhaust, etc. that can absorb into the film and discolor it.

Will paint with and without PPF fade differently?
No. The area protected with PPF will fade at the same rate as the unprotected area

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