How long after applying PPF can it be exposed to rain?

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After applying paint protection film (PPF), it should not be exposed to rain for at least 3 days to ensure the adhesive sets properly. Here are potential consequences if exposed to rain within three days: 1. The adhesive's bonding effectiveness may be compromised due to rain exposure. 2. The edges of the PPF may start peeling. 3. Residual air bubbles trapped under the film could affect its aesthetic appearance. PPF has the following characteristics: 1. Excellent elasticity and superior tensile strength, allowing ideal conformity on any curved surface. 2. Anti-yellowing properties lasting over 3 years, and anti-aging properties exceeding 5 years. 3. Crystal-clear transparency that blends seamlessly with original paint, preserving the vehicle's color while enhancing gloss by 5%-20%. 4. Resistance to petroleum, grease, weak alkalis, gravel, acid rain, and other paint-damaging elements. 5. Exceptional flexibility and memory properties that protect against minor scratches and abrasions. 6. Strong UV resistance that prevents long-term paint damage and maintains factory paint gloss. 7. High-quality adhesive that prevents edge lifting and cracking, featuring excellent pressure-sensitive characteristics.