Car paint protective films are now widely used to protect the body of a car from scratches, UV rays, and other environmental hazards. And with the introduction of color changing films, cars can have a variety of custom colors applied in just a few quick steps. But what exactly goes into the application process for such films? In this blog post, we'll explore the ins and outs of applying color changing car paint protective film. UPPF will delve into every step needed to make your car look as good as new.
What is color changing car paint protective film?
Color changing car paint protective film is a urethane film that is applied to the painted surface of a car. The film protects the paint from chips, scratches, and other environmental damage. The film can be removed and replaced as needed, and does not affect the underlying paint color.
Film application process of color changing PPF
1. Clean the car surface with water and detergent, then rinse it with water.
2. Use a clean cloth to dry the car surface, or use a blower to dry it. (Make sure the car surface is completely dry before proceeding to the next step.)
3. Cut the protective film into desired size and shape.
4. Apply the protective film to the car surface. (Make sure there are no bubbles under the film.)
5. Use a squeegee to smooth out any bubbles under the film.
6. trim off any excess film around the edges of the applied area.
Applying color changing car paint protective film is an easy process once you understand the basics. With the right tools and practice, anyone can obtain a beautiful finish that will last for years to come. The key is understanding how the various steps of prepping, cleaning and applying the film work together to create a strong bond that won't peel off or fade over time.
If you follow these steps correctly, your color changing car paint protective film will look great for years to come! UPPF enjoy a high reputation at home and abroad, sincerely welcome new and old customers to come to consult us!
