Paint Protection Film (PPF)

Yes. SunTek PPF is designed to hold up across a wide range of climates, both intense heat and cold. As long as you follow care recommendations, the film retains its performance in harsh weather.

SunTek PPF is designed to be applied over original factory paint. If the paint is fresh or has been repainted, there may be a waiting period (often about 30 days) to allow for paint curing / outgassing. Installation over aftermarket paint or freshly repaired panels may affect warranty.

The film is covered by a manufacturer’s limited warranty (terms vary based on the product line). Warranties generally cover issues like yellowing, bubbling, and cracking. Be sure to check which warranty applies for the particular SunTek film you choose.

Yes. It’s best done by a professional SunTek installer. The recommended removal method is lifting the film at a 45º angle towards you, ideally with a steamer in cold conditions to soften the adhesive, so removal leaves minimal residue.

No, not under normal use. SunTek’s film is protected against yellowing thanks to its top-coat layer. Altered Black and other specialty versions are also warrantied against discoloration.

Yes, PPF needs regular but easy care. Wait about 7 days after installation before washing your car. Hand washes with mild soap and soft cloths are best. Waxing once or twice a year (non-abrasive wax) helps maintain gloss. Avoid automatic car washes or high-pressure jets near film edges.

Paint Protection Film is a transparent urethane film applied to the vehicle’s paint. SunTek’s PPF has a specially formulated top coat, enabling it to self-heal surface scratches using heat (sunlight, warm panels, warm water), while protecting against rock chips, road debris, environmental stains, and UV damage.

It depends on how much coverage you want. Smaller projects (front bumper, hood, mirrors) typically take 1–3 business days. Full-body or wrap jobs may take a bit longer, pending inspection.