Paint protection film is designed to protect your vehicle from various types of damage, including:

• Stone chips and road debris

• Minor abrasions and scuffs from branches, keys, other objects

• UV rays that can cause fading and oxidation

• Environmental contaminates like acid rain and tree sap

While it's possible to install PPF yourself, it is a complex and highly specialized process that often requires professional expertise and the right tools. A professional installer is recommended for several reasons:

-Proper alignment and fitment to ensure full coverage

-Elimination of bubbles, creases, and imperfections

-Knowledge of cutting and trimming techniques

-Experience with difficult contours and complex areas on the vehicle

-Professional installation typically yields better results and ensures that the PPF provides the intended protection.

PPF is designed to be removable without damaging the vehicle's underlying paint. When installed and removed correctly by a trained professional, it should leave the original paint in the same condition as when the film was applied. However, the ease of removal can depend on factors such as the quality of the film and how long it has been in place. Older or lower-quality PPF may be more challenging to remove without some adhesive residue, but this can often be addressed with special cleaning products.

Yes, you can generally wash and maintain your vehicle as you normally would with PPF installed. However, it's advisable to use gentle cleaning methods and products to prolong the life of the film. Avoid abrasive brushes and harsh chemicals that could damage the PPF. Hand washing is usually recommended.