Washing:
Use a gentle, pH-balanced car wash soap.
Always use a microfiber wash mitt to avoid scratching the film.
Avoid automated car washes, especially those with abrasive brushes.
Drying:
Use a clean microfiber towel or a touchless air dryer to dry your vehicle.
Avoid aggressive wiping or scrubbing during drying.
Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Stay away from abrasive cleaners, petroleum-based products, or strong degreasers.
Pressure Washing: If you use a pressure washer, keep the nozzle at least 24 inches away from the film edges and avoid spraying directly at the edges to prevent lifting.
Bug Removal: Use a gentle bug remover and a microfiber towel to avoid damaging the film.
Waxing: Avoid waxes with dyes or harsh chemicals. Opt for PPF-friendly spray waxes or ceramic spray sealants.
Check for Lifting: Periodically inspect film edges for lifting or bubbling and address issues promptly to avoid dirt buildup.
Annual Inspection: Schedule an annual inspection with our team to ensure your PPF is performing optimally.