GS Paint Protection Film

In our daily life, cars are often eroded by stones, shellac, gum, acid rain and other stains, and they are also scratched by unknows objects from time to time. This not only affects the appearance of the car body, but also brings us to travel. A lot of trouble. For this reason, the paint protection film has become the first choice for car lovers.

  • Protection from road damages such as stone chips and scratches
  • Self-healing properties from swirl marks and scratches
  • Maintain exceptional clarify with good resistance to yellowing
  • Excellent resistance to film contamination caused by stains
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Description

Premium Armor Gold Strong resistance to water spots, moisture, humidity, rainy season countermeasures, improvement of various functional coefficients, top luxury cars, daily commuting, extreme driving.
Armor Red Ultra-high translucent, UV-resistant, and non-yellowing, strong self-healing power, high stretch, sufficient thickness and protection, high stain resistance and high-water repellence.
Basic Armor Black Cost-effective flagship model which you can experience the quality of imports paint protection film with affordable price.
Armor Matt New matt texture, retain the original paint colour, fingerprints, and stains resistant, elegant style.
Economy GS-PPF Virtually invisible layer that protects your vehicle’s paint from everyday damage including scuffs, scratches, chips and more

FAQ

1. What is Paint Protection Film (PPF)?
The Paint Protection Film is a thermoplastic urethane material (TPU) that can be installed directly on your car’s exterior painted surface. It is 100% optically clear. It helps to preserve the quality of your car original paint by reducing the risk of damages.

2. What is TPU?
Thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) is referred to as the bridge between rubbers and plastics. The material appears rubber-like, which means it can be extremely flexible, durable, and smooth to the touch.

3. What is the different between PPF and Coating?
PPF is thicker than ceramic coatings, this makes paint protection film able to adsorb rock chips, small scratches, swirl marks, and hard water spots without being permanently disfigured while ceramic coating does not have that ability.

4. How is PPF different from Vinyl Car Wrap Stickers?
PPF is designed with the primary intention of protecting your vehicle paint from stone chips, scratches, bird droppings, and other elements. Vinyl car wrap stickers only purpose is to change the appearance of your vehicle colour.

5. How do I determine the quality of a PPF?
A good quality PPF can be determined by transparency, texture and ductility, the smell of chemicals of the PPF, and scratch the key or screwdriver on the membrane surface to test the puncture resistance, hydrophobicity, corrosion resistance.

6. What is self-healing? and how many times will PPF heals itself?
When the film is scratched, the surface shows visible damage to the film. However, once the heat is applied (by the sun or heat gun), the underlying layers “rearrange” themselves on a particle level to dissipate the scratch. There is no limit to the number of times can heal, if the film is not penetrated, it will heal repeatedly.

7. Can the PPF protect the paintwork from flying stone chips?
Yes.

8. A piece of road debris scratched the film on my car, will this self-heal?
If a piece of debris has penetrated all the way through the clear coat on the film, it will not self-heal. The only way to fix this would be to have the piece of film replaced.

9. How do I take care of the film after installation?
Do not wash your car 7 days after installation. Normal wash the car with commercial car soap at least once a week and removes any stain. Stubborn stains can be removed with alcohol, apply small amount into a clean cloth and wipe the stain gently in circular motion.

10. What If the stain does not come off with normal washing?
If normal car wash soap and water cannot remove a stain, there are many commercially available Tar and Bug or stain remover products that can do the job. Do not use pigmented or abrasive waxes or waxes containing naphtha or kerosene.

11. How do I maintain the film?
No special maintenance is required. However, the film will last longer and will be easier to clean if treated once a month with a paint protection film cleanser.

12. Can the film be waxed?
While you can wax the film, be sure the product you are using doesn’t contain Naphtha or Kerosene in concentrations over 5% and avoid waxes the contain dyes.

13. Can the film be polished?
It is not recommended to polish the film as it may harm the top layer of the film and affect the performance of water repellent.

14. Does it have any solution to clean the watermark?
You can use the paint protection film cleanser to clean the watermark.

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