CAUTION
• Do not wash or wax your car for the first seven days after PPF installation. This is because the moisture between your car’s paint surface and the film is still evaporating, and the film has not yet adhered well to the surface. Any disturbance may interfere with the curing process.

• Do not press any bubbles formed underneath the film. When the PPF is installed, a setting solution is used. This may cause watery bubbles to form under the film. Do not press these bubbles, as they are part of the curing process and will dissipate within two to three weeks after installation. The moisture held in these bubbles evaporates through the film’s pores.

When cleaning your car, take care to avoid damaging the Paint Protection Film. When using a pressure washer, including water or air pressure washers, maintain a distance of 1 foot or more between the film and the nozzle. Excessive pressure can lift the film from the car’s surface. Keep the pressure washer away from the edges, as it can easily lift the film. To clean the film’s edges, use a microfiber cloth.

To wipe off any dust from your car, first hydrate the surface. This reduces friction, preventing swirls and damage to the PPF.

AVOID PRODUCTS WITH AGGRESSIVE CHEMICALS:
Your Paint Protection Film is susceptible to damage, so avoid anything that could reduce its effectiveness. This includes all detailing products containing corrosive or abrasive chemicals. Products to steer clear of include tar and bug removers, clay cleaners, and degreasers, among other harmful substances.

REMOVE BIRD DROPPINGS, BUG SPLATTER, AND OTHER NATURAL CONTAMINANTS IMMEDIATELY:
Bird droppings, tree sap, and other acidic natural contaminants should not be left on the film for an extended period. Such substances can quickly degrade the PPF and diminish its shine. When removing these contaminants, blot them instead of wiping.

IN ADDITION TO THE PREVIOUSLY DISCUSSED MAINTENANCE TIPS, HERE ARE A FEW MORE
PPF CARE TIPS:
• Do not use powered buffers or polishing equipment on the PPF.
• Do not wipe or clean it in direct sunlight or when the film is hot.
• Do not use dyed sealants as they can dull the film.
• After washing your car, use a clean microfiber towel to dry it to prevent water spots.
• Avoid picking at the film's edges.
• Do not use petroleum or resin-based products, as they can damage the Paint Protection Film’s surface.
• Avoid pressure washers with very high PSI.

To ensure the integrity and durability of the installed Paint Protection Film, special care and maintenance are required, including the application of sealants and the avoidance of corrosive substances, among other best practices.