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Clean the Vehicle Surface:
Before installation, thoroughly clean the surface of the vehicle to ensure there is no dust, dirt, or grease. This usually involves using car wash soap and water, as well as possibly using clay bars to remove embedded contaminants.
Measure and Cut:
Measure and cut the protection film according to the size and shape of the vehicle. Some films come pre-cut to fit specific car models, while others require on-site cutting.
Apply Installation Fluid:
Spray a special installation fluid on the back of the protection film and the vehicle surface. This fluid helps the film slide and position correctly and reduces the formation of bubbles during installation.
Preliminary Positioning:
Place the protection film on the vehicle surface for preliminary positioning. This usually requires two people to cooperate, with one person stretching the film and the other positioning and smoothing it.
Smoothing and Fine-Tuning:
Use professional tools, such as a plastic squeegee or installation tool, to smooth the film from the center outward, ensuring it adheres tightly to the car's paint surface and expels air and liquid.
Heat Stretching:
For TPU material protection films, it may be necessary to use a heat gun to slightly heat the film to help it better conform to the curves and contours of the vehicle.
Final Inspection and Trimming:
After installation, conduct a final inspection to ensure there are no bubbles, wrinkles, or lifted edges. If necessary, trim the edges of the film to match the vehicle's profile perfectly.
Curing Process:
Some TPU protection films require a curing process to ensure optimal adhesion between the film and the car's paint.
Post-Treatment:
After installation, some post-treatment may be necessary, such as applying a sealant or protective agent to enhance the durability and protective performance of the film.
Customer Acceptance:
Finally, have the customer inspect the installation results to ensure satisfaction.
