Dry or Wet? That’s the Question What is wet PPF application? Wet application uses a slip solution (usually water with a small amount of soap or dedicated gel) sprayed on the panel and adhesive side of the film. This lets the film fl...
2025 SEMA Show Experience: The Automotive Universe Returns Unveiling New Products and Innovations At the heart of the show was the renowned New Products Showcase in the Lower South Hall, featuring thousands of the industry’s newest and most exciting products....
Can Paint Protection Film (PPF) Be Removed Safely? Why Safe Removal Matters PPF is designed to adhere tightly to your car’s paint, protecting it like a transparent shield. However, removing the film improperly or too hastily can cause paint damage or ...
How Is Paint Protection Film Installed? Step-by-Step Professional PPF Guide. 1. Prep the Car for Perfection Preparation is everything. Begin with a thorough wash using pH-neutral shampoo, followed by clay barring the paint to remove stubborn contaminants like sap or tar. Next,...
Introducing the Newest GSWF Dry-Apply Paint Protection Film: Innovation Meets Simplicity 1. What Makes Our New Dry-Apply PPF Special? Unlike traditional wet-apply films, our new dry-apply technology simplifies installation by eliminating the need for excess slip solutions. This means fast...
How to Choose a Reliable Paint Protection Film Brand: A Guide for Professional Installers 1. Why Brand Choice Matters PPF is an investment for vehicle owners who want to protect their finish from scratches, chips, UV damage, and everyday wear. As installers, your job is to deliver superior...
Why Choose a Professional Certified PPF Installer? 1. Precision That Protects Your Vehicle Paint Protection Film installation requires precision. Poor installation can leave misaligned edges, bubbles, or dust beneath the surface - ruining the film’s f...
Why Install Paint Protection Film? 1. Paint Protection That Works A professional-grade paint protection film acts as a protective shield against: UV rays that cause paint to fade, Stone chips , road salt, and bug splatter, Minor scratc...