How does PPF work?
Paint Protection Film (PPF) acts as a protective barrier for your vehicle's paint. It is a transparent, durable film that absorbs impacts from road debris, stone chips, and scratches, preventing damage to the paint underneath. PPF also provides resistance against harmful UV rays, bird droppings, and chemical contaminants. Its self-healing properties allow minor scratches to disappear when exposed to heat, keeping your vehicle’s paint looking new for longer.
How long does PPF last?
Factors such as climate, maintenance, and driving conditions can impact the lifespan. With proper care, Paint Protection Film (PPF) can last anywhere from 5 to 10 years (Terminax for up to 12 years).
Can I wash my car after installing PPF?
Yes, you can wash your car after installing Paint Protection Film (PPF). It's recommended to wait at least 24-48 hours to allow the film to fully bond with the paint. After that, you can safely wash your car using a gentle, pH-balanced car soap. Avoid high-pressure washers or abrasive cleaning methods, as they may damage the film.
Is PPF easy to remove?
PPF can be safely removed without damaging the underlying paint, but it is best to have a professional handle the process. The film is typically removed using heat, which ensures that no residue is left behind. When done properly, the paint remains in its original condition.
Can PPF be applied to any part of the car?
Yes, Paint Protection Film (PPF) can be applied to almost any part of the car. Common areas include the hood, fenders, bumpers, side mirrors, and headlights. Custom kits are available for full vehicle coverage, providing complete protection for all exterior surfaces. PPF is typically applied to vulnerable areas to protect against scratches, chips, and other damage.
Is PPF resistant to yellowing?
Yes, our films are designed to resist yellowing over time, maintaining clarity and protection.
The advanced materials used in our Paint Protection Film (PPF) are specifically engineered to withstand UV rays, which are the primary cause of yellowing and discoloration. This ensures that the film retains its transparency and protective properties for an extended period.