Having PPF installed on your vehicle can help maintain its resale value by preserving the paint in its original condition. Potential buyers may see it as a valuable protective feature.

No, PPF will not always peel up on edges. While it is a tough and self-healing protective layer, the quality of installation plays a crucial role. Proper prep work and training of the installation technician significantly impact the installation’s quality and ensure a perfect finish. At Global, we provide training to ensure professional installations that minimize the risk of peeling edges.

Customers should consider purchasing PPF for their vehicles due to its key features:
A. Excellent optical clarity: PPF provides a transparent and high-gloss finish, preserving the original appearance of the vehicle.
B. Excellent stain resistance: PPF resists stains from common contaminants like bird droppings, bug splatters, and tree sap.
C. Self-healing property: The specialized topcoat of PPF has a self-healing ability that helps to reduce the appearance of minor scratches.
D. Hydrophobic property: PPF repels water and prevents water spots, making it easier to clean and maintain the vehicle.
E. Non-yellowing property: PPF is designed to resist yellowing over time, maintaining its clarity and color.
F. Easy installation on curved surfaces: PPF is flexible and can conform to the contours of curved surfaces, ensuring a seamless and precise fit.

We recommend using PPF within 1 year from the date of manufacturing. Using it within this timeframe ensures optimal performance and adhesion.

The specialized topcoat of PPF contains elastomeric polymers that can heal scratches and swirl marks on the film’s surface. When exposed to heat or sunlight, the topcoat returns to its original form, reducing the appearance of the scratches and maintaining the film’s clarity.

PPF can be applied to almost all painted parts of a car, including the hood, fenders, doors, mirrors, bumpers, and more.

Yes, the PPF film is removable. If you decide to remove the PPF, it is recommended to have it done by an expert Global installer to ensure proper removal without damaging the car’s paint.

No, PPF is not bulletproof. It provides great protection against small rocks and gravel, but sharp and large objects can still cause damage.

We recommend using a steam gun (steamer) instead of a heat gun to avoid damaging the PPF due to overheating. The steam gun provides controlled heat and moisture, which is safer for PPF installation. It is recommended to use a heat gun to seal the PPF edges.

It is not recommended to apply PPF on a car with a ceramic coating because ceramic coatings have low surface energy, which may affect the adhesion between the car surface and the PPF film. It is best to apply PPF on a clean, bare surface.

PPF is available in Transparent, Gloss Black and Gloss White colors. These options allow customers to choose a film that best suits their vehicle’s aesthetics.

No, it is recommended to use a wet installation method to achieve proper adhesion and avoid imperfections.

PPF can be applied over graphics and it won’t interfere with it. However, if the PPF is removed, damage may occur to the underlying graphic during PPF removal process.

Yes, you can wash your vehicle after 72 hours of PPF installation. However, avoid using abrasive or harsh cleaning agents and high-pressure washers, as they may damage the film.

Global strongly recommends that PPF should be installed by a professionally trained expert. They have the training and experience to ensure a perfect fit for your vehicle. DIY installation may lead to improper fitting or damage to the PPF film/vehicle.

Global provides a warranty on PPF against bubbling, cracking, and yellowing. These are common issues that may occur under normal use and maintenance.

Our Global Paint Protection Film is backed by a 10-year warranty; please refer to our Warranty Terms and Conditions for specific coverage details.