How to Remove a Paint Protection Film?

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SanMaya
07/30/25 1:14am
To remove a paint protection film, start from the edge. It is easier to peel off when the temperature is above 26°C. If the temperature is below 26°C, you will need a heat gun to warm it up while peeling. After lifting the film, if there are any residual adhesive marks on the edges, you can spray some tar remover and wipe it off with a towel. A paint protection film consists of two main parts: the film layer and the adhesive layer, with the adhesive side attached to the car's paint. Paint protection film is a high-performance, environmentally friendly film widely used in the automotive detailing and maintenance industry, commonly known as a transparent paint protection film. It has excellent toughness and, once applied, isolates the car's paint from the air, providing long-lasting protection.
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