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FAQ

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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  • How do I take care or maintain a coated vehicle?
    Do not wash within 1 week after coated your vehicle. In case of weather issues, wash it without high water pressure hose and wash with a PH neutral shampoo. Wipe properly using microfibre cloths after washing it. Do not do any polishing or waxing after apply coating. Better not park your car nearby exhaust hood or half rooftop area, let your car parking indoor with full rooftop covered or entirely outdoor area. Try not to go for automatic car wash or normal car wash centre, they using harsh chemicals and unclean equipment, putting your coating lifespan at risk. The last thing you want is deterioration caused by those harsh chemicals. Better look for a professional detailing centre for a spa.
  • How long does it maintenance? Should I do coating maintenance?
    Exactly, we should do coating maintenance at least 1 time in a year assuredly. Preserve Protective Qualities: Over time, environmental factors like UV rays, pollutants, bird droppings, and harsh weather conditions can degrade the protective qualities of the coating. Regular maintenance helps to ensure that the coating remains effective in safeguarding the underlying surface. Sustain Aesthetic Appeal: Coating maintenance helps to keep the vehicle looking its best by preserving its shine, gloss, and color depth. Regular cleaning and maintenance prevent contaminants from building up on the coating, which can dull its appearance over time. Prevent Damage: Maintenance activities like washing and drying properly can prevent micro-scratches and swirl marks on the coated surface. These scratches can occur during regular use or improper cleaning techniques and can detract from the overall appearance of the vehicle. Longevity: Proper maintenance extends the lifespan of the coating itself. By keeping the coating in good condition, you can avoid the need for premature reapplication, saving time and money in the long run. Warranty Compliance: Some coating warranties require regular maintenance as part of the terms and conditions. Following the recommended maintenance schedule ensures that you comply with warranty requirements and maintain coverage for the specified period. Coating maintenance is crucial for preserving the protective qualities, aesthetic appeal, and longevity of the coating, ultimately helping to keep your vehicle looking great and well-protected for an extended period.
  • Does ceramic coating prevent rock chips?
    Please don't get us wrong. Some ceramic coatings, such as the Feynlab self heal coating, form a highly durable protective layer that prevents scratches and swirls. However, this protection layer is designed to shield against surface scratches rather than major impacts and rock chips. Keep in mind that a product must be flexible enough to absorb impacts in order to be impact resistant. This is why products made of flexible polymers, such as paint protection films (PPF), are used.
  • What does coating warranty covered?
    DLP Auto offers coating warranty that covered watermarks/acids, stains on coating surface. Coating fell off unaffected between warranty period, will need to claim and recoat the part/surface.
  • How do I maintain and take good care of my PPF?
    1. Regular Washing: Wash your car regularly to remove dirt, dust, and other contaminants from the PPF. Use a gentle automotive shampoo or a PPF-specific cleaning solution along with a soft microfiber wash mitt or sponge. Avoid using abrasive materials or harsh chemicals that can damage the film. 2. Use Proper Washing Techniques: When washing the car, use the two-bucket method to prevent cross-contamination. Rinse the vehicle thoroughly with water first to loosen dirt, then wash one section at a time using the shampoo solution. Rinse each section thoroughly after washing to remove soap residue. 3. Avoid Automatic Car Washes: While some automatic car washes are safe for PPF, others may use brushes or harsh chemicals that can damage the film. Whenever possible, opt for hand washing or touchless car washes to minimize the risk of damage to the PPF. 4. Dry Carefully: After washing, use a clean, soft microfiber towel to dry the car gently. Avoid using abrasive towels or drying methods that can scratch or damage the PPF. Blotting or patting the surface is often better than rubbing. 5. Use PPF-Safe Products: When applying detailing products like waxes or sealants, make sure they are compatible with PPF. Avoid products containing abrasive compounds or solvents that can harm the film. Look for PPF-safe products specifically designed for use on paint protection films. 6. Regular Inspection: Periodically inspect the PPF for any signs of damage, such as scratches, chips, or peeling edges. Promptly address any issues to prevent further damage and maintain the film's protective qualities. 7. Professional Maintenance: Consider scheduling professional maintenance for your PPF, such as annual inspections or professional detailing services. Professionals have the expertise and tools to clean, polish, and maintain PPF effectively without causing damage.
  • After apply PPF, what should we know?
    After whole car done applying paint protection film, we should avoid washing the car within 7-8 days. Do not spray water with high temp/pressure hose, in case of any damages. Wipe your car with soft microfibre towels when any weather issues, dirt & stains on the PPF surfaces.
  • Should I do maintenance after applying PPF?
    Maintaining a paint protection film (PPF) every 6 months through regular maintenance is crucial for several reasons: Preserve Appearance: Over time, environmental factors like UV rays, dirt, debris, and pollutants can accumulate on the PPF, dulling its appearance. Regular maintenance helps keep the film clean and clear, preserving its glossy finish and enhancing the overall appearance of your vehicle. Enhance Longevity: Proper maintenance extends the lifespan of the PPF. By removing contaminants promptly and keeping the film clean, you prevent premature wear and tear, ensuring that the protective properties of the film remain effective for an extended period. Protect Paintwork: The primary purpose of PPF is to protect the underlying paintwork from scratches, chips, stains, and UV damage. Regular maintenance helps maintain the film's integrity, ensuring it continues to provide a protective barrier against these potential hazards. Prevent Damage: Neglected PPF can become compromised over time. Dirt, grime, and contaminants can adhere to the film, leading to stains, discoloration, and even degradation of the film's adhesive properties. Maintenance helps prevent such issues and minimizes the risk of damage to both the PPF and the paint underneath. Ensure Warranty Compliance: DLP Auto offer warranties, but they often come with maintenance requirements. Regular maintenance as per the detailer's guidelines is necessary to keep the warranty valid. Failure to maintain the film properly may void the warranty. Maintain Resale Value: Well-maintained PPF contributes to the overall aesthetics and condition of your vehicle. This can enhance its resale value as potential buyers appreciate a vehicle with protected and well-maintained paintwork. Overall, regular maintenance for your paint protection film is essential for preserving its appearance, longevity, protective properties, and ensuring compliance with warranty requirements. It's an investment in the long-term protection and value of your vehicle.
  • What do PPF Warranty covered?
    DLP Auto offers PPF warranties within the packages you choose. It inspect the PPF for any signs of damage, such as watermarks issue, chips, crack issue or peeling edges. Our technician free touch up step by step and change it to a new protection film for the damaged surface.
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