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This kit comes with everything to protect this everyday used area from avoidable damage.
Most customers install this kit themselves. Some experience with PPF installation is helpful, but not necessary
Installation time: 10 minutes
Recommended Temperature: 65°F – 75°F
Tools needed: Simply add water to provided installation bottles.
How to Video:
Unfortunately, PPF will not adhere to ceramic coating. We do not recommend installing if you already have a ceramic coat.
We highly recommend waiting at least 24 hours before driving. This ensures your PPF has had time to adhere fully so water and debris can’t get under the surface.
PPF is best installed in temperatures between 65 and 75 degrees F. If it’s too cold, it may feel stiffer. If it’s too hot, it’ll stretch more.
If it’s a small finger, the easiest way to push it down is to use your tack solution and then push it down with your squeegee. If it persists, wrap your squeegee with microfiber and squeegee it down. The microfiber will absorb the water, making it tackier.
If it is larger than a nickel, you want to lift the PPF and squeegee it down again. If it’s smaller than a nickel, it should dissipate and evaporate within time.
We recommend waiting at least 24 hours but 48 hours to be safe.
Yes, everything you need is provided in the kits. All you’ll need to add is water to the slip and tack bottles.
No, our kits come pre-cut to make installation easier for you!
You can, but please be extremely careful. You want to be careful around all the edges. If you directly point the spray gun near the edge, it may remove the film. Don’t directly spray on the edges, and you’ll be fine.
PPF is easier to adjust since it is a wet install compared to vinyl which is a dry install. If you do make a mistake, reach out to us, and we can send you a replacement at cost.
Our film is rated for 10 years.
Absolutely. There are many ceramic coatings that are specifically for PPF which will make the car even easier to keep clean!
I’ve installed the Mud Flaps/PPF and the B pillar PPF. The PPF supplied has been more difficult to work with than the videos portray. In each case, I’ve had apply, lift, and re-tack the PPF multiple times with the initial install. No matter how much you squeeze out and smooth the PPF, I have experienced small bubbles that rise after everything initially looks smooth. It wasn’t trapped dust, the surface was prepped properly too. This PPF requires you to check it 15 minutes post install and 30 minutes after any adjustments to make sure it stays down. I didn’t expect the B Pillars to do this but sure enough they did. Just make sure to take your time, light squeegee pressure for the initial tack and firmer passes once it begins to set. Make sure to use plenty of tack spray for the edges to flush all soapy water out.
Super easy process to install cut and fitment was perfect. recommend to keep from physical key damaging rhe b pillar
Make sure you install this in good light so you can line up the slot for the camera. Very simple to install with the video tutorials & can't even notice it's there. Make sure I did these pillars first, to get the hang of it before moving onto the harder PPF's
Easy install fits great.
Extremely easy to apply. Instructions and tools for application already provided.
