Vehicles with invisible car paint protection films can be used in automatic car washes, but certain precautions should be taken:

• Invisible car paint protection films typically require some time to achieve optimal performance. Therefore, it’s recommended to wait at least seven days after installation before washing the vehicle.
• If it rains within seven days after installation, it’s advisable to wash the car promptly.
• When choosing an automatic car wash, ensure that its washing method won’t damage the invisible car paint protection film. Some automatic car washes use brushes or other items that may cause abrasion, potentially reducing the film’s lifespan over time.

Yes, you can wax the vehicle, but you should avoid waxing the vehicle within the first three days after applying the invisible car paint protection film. Permanent polishing should also be avoided during this time. Waxing can be performed approximately every two months.Invisible car paint protection films eliminate the need for excessive maintenance of the vehicle’s paint. Waxing enhances the film’s resistance to dirt, reduces the adhesion of pollutants such as dust, improves performance, and enhances aesthetics. Waxing is permitted under certain conditions.

The “Quick Repair” series can automatically repair scratches in 3-5 seconds at room temperature. The “Heat Repair” series requires a specific temperature for self-repair, which can be achieved through methods such as using a heat gun, hot water, sunlight, or the engine hood’s temperature.

It is not recommended to apply the film yourself. Professional technicians should install the film. If the film is applied by non-professionals and any suspected product quality issues arise, they may not be covered under warranty.

Yes, they can.

We recommend applying it only to smooth painted surfaces.

Yes, it can.

It is not recommended. We suggest having a professional use the appropriate tools for removal.

You can use a high-pressure washer seven days after applying the film, but it’s best to avoid directing high-pressure water at the edges of the protective film.

To install the film, the surface should be smooth, free of dirt, and perfections.

Yes, you can.

It is not recommended, especially on emblems with raised surfaces and sharp corners, as it may not be convenient for installation.

TPU is primarily sourced from the USA (Lubrizol, Huntsman), Germany (BASF); Hard Coating layers are from Cardispro’s patented technology; Adhesives are sourced from Ashland in the USA.

Yes, you can. It is recommended to apply the invisible car paint protection film first and then the color-changing film to achieve the best protection.

No, we conduct strict yellowing tests and outdoor weathering tests to ensure that yellowing does not occur within the warranty period.

Rainwater may contain acidic components that can corrode the film, reducing its lifespan and appearance. Long-term exposure to car exhaust fumes and industrial pollutants may leave oily residue on the film, causing it to appear dull and yellow. Bird droppings and insect remains, if not promptly addressed, can also corrode the film and accelerate aging.Under normal conditions, we recommend maintenance every 2-3 months at our store. However, if your driving environment is particularly harsh or if conditions permit, we suggest monthly maintenance.

It is not necessary.

Cardispro PPF undergoes professional impact tests that simulate high-speed stone impacts on the film. Scratches on the film can self-heal, leaving the car’s paint intact.

While it can help prevent most everyday damage, it may not be completely immune to all forms of damage.

If the car’s paint is undamaged, simply replace the film. If there are minor scratches on the paint, it is not recommended to repaint the entire surface. Instead, touch up the affected area with a paint touch-up pen before applying the film. If there is severe damage to the paint, you should repaint the affected area, wait for the paint to dry completely, and then apply the film (otherwise, there is a risk of adhesive or paint peeling).