PPF kits for track days
Protect your car from everything the race track throws at it. Learn how to install your own custom PPF kit here.
Application kit
We supply an application kit FREE with every PPF Kit purchase. If you would like to try one or order another, click below:
Application kit includes:
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Concentrated PPF Tack 1:5
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Squeegee
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Microfiber Towels
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2 Spray Bottles
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Clay Bar
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Concentrated PPF Slip 5ml
Video tutorials
Preparing SLIP & TACK
Cleaning
Laying the panel
Preparation
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Wash
Give the car a thorough wash. Remove all dirt and debris, paying extra attention to the areas you’ll be applying the film to.
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Clay Bar Treatment
Start with the first panel. Wet it with some slip solution and rub your clay bar over the panel to remove contaminants.
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Dry Off
Wipe off that excess water with a microfibre cloth or squeegee.
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Isopropyl Alcohol
Wipe down with Isopropyl alcohol to remove all extra contaminants.
Installation
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Slip
Moisten the panel with slip solution. Then spray the exterior of the PPF film with the same solution. Peel the film from its backing and continue spraying the slip solution on its reverse side. Place the PPF onto the panel.
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Align
Pick some key features on the car to align your film with, such as badges or corners. Lift the film and apply a generous amount of tack on the area. Realign the film and squeegee out that moisture for a strong tack. Once tacked, don’t squeegee slip solution onto this area.
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Stretch
To fit the curves of the car, the film must be stretched. Choose an opposing corner to tack and stretch the film, aligning with the edge of the panel. Tack it down.
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Squeegee
Squeegee out the solution from beneath the film using firm strokes. Ensure all moisture is removed to prevent silvering.
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Edges
Once all of the slip solution is squeegeed out, you can address the edges. Use firm squeegee strokes to wrap round the edges, using tack solution if it doesn’t immediately stick. Use a heat gun on a low setting to secure the edges if needed.
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Inspect
Inspect your panel thoroughly for any trapped debris. If you find anything, remove immediately by peeling back the film and use slip solution to release. Finally, reapply the film and squeegee for a flawless finish.
Tips
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Take Your Time
This is a meticulous process that shouldn't be rushed
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Work in a Clean, Indoor Environment
To avoid dust and debris getting under the film
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Use Proper Lighting
Good lighting helps you see bubbles and imperfections
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Be Careful with Heat Gun
Avoid overheating the film or the car’s paint
PPF Installation courses
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