FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS ABOUT PAINT PROTECTION FILM

The big question, we get it. Unfortunately there is now small, medium, or large.  Our cost varies depending on the film you choose, the amount of coverage you want installed, and the vehicle you have (as in area, think jeep wrangler vs F250).  That being said, we unfortunately won't be the cheapest in town either.  Our products are top of the line, our team is even better, and our company stands by both so we pay top tier for both. 

fresh herb No. The impact absorbency of film is much higher than that of a windshield.  When a PPF film is applied to a window shield this refractive difference would cause a distorted/foggy/ almost dirty look that you as the customer would absolutely not accept. 

The clear coat is the self healing layer and is approximately 13 microns thick.  

Our films almost always outlive their warranties which range from 5-12 years. Warranties cover yellowing, staining, delaminating, peeling, crackling, bubbling, and more. 

The primary objective is to protect your vehicle from the elements. Whilst a PPF won’t stop a large stone from high speed damaging your vehicle, it will keep it protected from general stone chips and everyday wear and tear. Not only is this good news for aesthetic reasons, it also helps maintain the value of your vehicle by keeping it looking newer than it otherwise would. If the PPF is cared for and remains undamaged, the paint beneath will still look as good as new if you ever get tired of the look and decide to remove the film yourself.

You can use any standard ‘off the shelf’ car wash soap, rinse-free car wash or more specialized detail spray to keep the film clean. However, you must check the label to make sure that your chosen product doesn’t contain more than 5% naphtha or kerosene.

It is not recommended to apply wax or any coatings to your vehicle prior to having Paint Protection Film installed. Any waxes or coatings can interfere with proper adhesion of the film to the vehicle.

In an ideal situation, an installer will have the vehicle 24 hours to monitor the film for any lifting edges before releasing the vehicle to the owner. In situations where this is not possible, we strongly recommend at least a 2-3 hour waiting period indoors followed by an inspection to ensure all edges are sealed before the vehicle is released.

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 a steamer to aid in softening the film/adhesive for removal.