Paint Protection Films

PPF series - Extreme Protection. Ultimate Performance

The Pro Shield Paint Protection Film series delivers industry reference technology in self-healing paint protection. These films come with gloss or matte finish and in gloss black, and are intended for full car protection as well as high-risk panels. It is these high performance films that are made up of strengthened polyurethane thus offering high scratch resistance along with self healing capabilities and resulting into super visual finishes but are almost invisible.

Stain Resistant

Scratch Protection

Self Healing

Invisible

Warranty you can trust

Where can you apply Pro Shield PPF?

These Pro Shield Paint Protection Films are designed live up to their name, providing a quick, convenient way to protect that delicate factory or custom paint finish from wear and tear during miles of driving. Either get a full body wrap, or protect the most vulnerable aspects, such as the hood, bumpers, doors, sills and bumpers. As always, consult your local Avery Dennison Paint Protection Film provider on your optimal coverage and package for your car.

How to Maintain Paint Protection Film? Easy Tips

Some of the best ways to make sure that the paint on your car stays fresh and looks like a new one are applying a Paint Protection Film ( PPF ) our Clear Bra on its body. And during this article, we are going to tell you all you would like to understand about the Paint Protection Film. If you have already installed a paint protection film, then GOOD because a paint protection film that covers your car's paint well will stop the paint from being injured by any contaminants, pollution, or otherwise. Now that you have it, you may be considering better paint protection film.

Always have PPF installed by a certified professional to ensure proper application and avoid bubbles or misalignment.Invest in high-quality PPF from reputable brands for better durability and protection.Ensure the vehicle's surface is thoroughly cleaned and free of any contaminants before the film is applied. Consider full coverage, including high-impact areas like the front bumper, hood, mirrors, and door edges, for maximum protection.

DO THE FOLLOWING IMMEDIATELY AFTER INSTALLATION

The following points are the most crucial part to increase the life and maintain Paint Protection Film as it’s still curing. Any blunder might hinder this process or damage the film. So:

Do not press any bubbles formed under the film. After getting PPF installed from Bravo Protection, we is use a setting solution that may create watery bubbles underneath the film. Remember, you should not press the bubbles as this is part of the curing process, and they’ll dissipate within 1-4 weeks after installation.

Do not wax or wash your car for the first seven days after the PPF installation. Why?, Because the moisture between the paint surface and the paint protection film is not yet settled and is still evaporating. Plus, the film has not yet adhered to the surface well and keep in mind that any disturbance might interfere with the curing process.

Do not drive your car the 1st week after installation (if possible). It's reduces any chance of messing up the healing process. After first week after installation, you can carry out more film maintenance practices discussed later.

PAINT PROTECTION FILM MAINTENANCE

With Pro shield best-in-class PPF, you shall notice that even though you still need to wash your vehicle regularly, it does not get as dirty as before.

BECOME A SMART CLEANER

In ideal situation, you should forget about commercial car washes after installing the film. Yes, it Will not be easy, but you need to if you want the coating to last longer. If you have difficulty avoiding commercial car washes, you can at least try visiting them less frequently. You can also try the following:

Remove dead bugs and dirt droppings immediately to avoid getting permanent stains on the film.
Use 99% isopropyl alcohol or lacquer thinner for extra tough spots
Always apply car wash soap with a clean microfiber mitt.
Try soaking hard-to-clean spots with soap for a few minutes.
Dry the coating with a microfiber towel.
Never use brushes, paper products, or terry cloth to clean your coated vehicle. These products can dull the surface or even damage it in some cases.
Dirt tends to build up in the film’s edges, so pay special attention to it.
Do not use any abrasive materials at all.