TPU Gloss Slate Grey Colored PPF Paint Protection Film

Structure 

Installation Environment:

• Room Temperature: 25 ± 3°C

• Humidity: 50 ± 5% RH

• Cleanliness: Clean, dust-free, and free of visible suspended particles

Recommended Tools:

• Rubber scraper

• Buffer

• Masking tape

• Heat gun

• Magnet

• Gloves

• IRR thermometer

• Spray

• Towel

• Installation fluid

Installation Instructions:

✅ Pre Installation Tips

• Surface Preparation is Critical:
  Wash the vehicle thoroughly to remove dirt, wax, and grease.

• Work in a Controlled Environment:
  Install in a dust-free, well-lit area.

• Use High-Quality Installation Tools:
  A squeegee with a felt edge, heat gun, and precision knife are essential. Avoid sharp or metal tools that could scratch the film.

✅ During Installation Tips

• Stretch & Position Carefully:
  Aluko’s PPF is highly conformable, but use a heat gun (low-medium heat) to soften the film for complex curves. Overstretching can thin the film—gentle tension is key.

• Squeegee from the Center Outward:
  Start in the middle and push air/water toward the edges to prevent trapped bubbles. Apply firm, even pressure to ensure full adhesion.

• Trim Excess Film Before Final Drying:
  Use a fresh, sharp blade for clean cuts. Leave a small margin (1-2mm) near edges to avoid peeling.

✅ Care Tips

• Allow Proper Curing Time:
  Avoid washing or heavy rain for at least 24-48 hours to let the adhesive fully bond.

• Avoid Harsh Chemicals & Automatic Car Washes:
  For the first 2 weeks, hand wash only with pH-neutral car shampoo. Avoid strong solvents, waxes, or silicone-based products—they can damage the film’s hydrophobic layer.

• Use Heat to Reactivate Self-Healing Properties:
  If minor scratches appear, park in sunlight or use warm water to activate the self-repairing top coat.

• Regular Maintenance for Longevity:
  Use a PPF-safe detailer spray to maintain gloss and prevent contaminants from bonding. Inspect edges periodically to ensure no lifting occurs.