Q：Is it normal for transparent PPF to have bubbles or water pockets?
A：Yes, they usually disappear after several days under sunlight. If not resolved within 7 days, return to the shop for inspection.
Q：Can a scratched car be covered with PPF?
A：Repainting is required; wait at least one week after painting for the paint to cure before applying PPF.
Q：What does the warranty cover?
A：Cracking, delamination, bubbling, and significant yellowing. It does not cover external damage, corrosion, accidents, or any destructive force.
Q：Can PPF be polished?
A：Yes, it can be polished, but not recommended, as it will thin the nano self-healing coating and reduce protection.
Q：How to clean PPF?
A：Use 75% alcohol or non-abrasive, non-corrosive professional cleaning agents.
Q：Is it normal for edges to lift or bubble after PPF installation?
A：Yes, minor edge lifting or bubbling is normal; the car should be returned within 7 days for reinforcement.
Q：Is it normal for some areas of PPF to appear matte after installation?
A：Yes, due to stretching during application. A heat gun can restore the surface.
Q：Are low-quality PPF films harmful?
A：Yes, they may yellow, crack, leave residue, be difficult to remove, have a short lifespan, and fail to protect paint from scratches or corrosion.
Q：Will removing PPF damage the paint?
A：If the car has factory paint, removal will not cause paint damage. However, damaged paint or non-factory paint may peel during removal.
Q：What should I pay attention to when cleaning the car?
A：Do not use high-pressure water jets on the film edges, avoid brushes, and do not use corrosive chemicals.
