What to Do When the Paint Protection Film Gets Scratched?
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Paint protection film is designed to shield the original car paint from scratches, so it's inevitable that the film surface may get some scratches. These scratches can look unsightly, and many car owners might opt to replace the film entirely to give their car a fresh new look. However, some scratches can actually be repaired, considering the high cost of replacing the film. If the scratches aren't particularly deep and haven't penetrated the film layer, there are ways to fix them. For higher-quality paint protection films, they usually come with a self-healing feature for scratches. As long as the scratches aren't too deep, they can gradually recover under sunlight exposure. If it's a low-quality domestic film, polishing is recommended, but care must be taken with the polishing intensity and technique to avoid thinning the film.