You
may see a few water bubbles under the film. This is normal
and will go away once the film has cured (up to 45 days).
Dust
and use SpeedFilm Polish on the film regularly to prevent
dirt build up around the edges and to maintain its glossy
finish.
Use a liquid-based car wash soap, extra-soft wash-mit,
and water to wash your SpeedFilm Paint Protection Film.
Owners of cars with Speedfilm should avoid brushless
car washes due to the type of chemicals used in these
machines which may cause the film to become cloudy.
When
using a high-pressure water hose to wash, keep at least
36" away from your film's edges and surface.
Wipe
down with a clean and dust-free chamois and apply SpeedFilm
Polish and wipe dry with a micro-fiber drying towel.
This is very important! SpeedFilm Polish will keep the
film’s finish glossy and more resistant
to stains and discoloring. Failure to properly maintain the film may void
your warranty.
Use a small toothpick or detailing cloth to softly remove
any wax build-up
around the edges. Bird droppings and bug splats should
be removed as
quickly as possible by flushing the area with luke-warm
water. Some bugs
may leave stains that normally bleach out in the sun
after a few weeks.
Westley's Bleche-Wite (white-wall tire cleaner) used
in small amounts has
had favorable results on stubborn stains.
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Do
not use any abrasive scrubbers, sponges or paper
towels. |
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Do
not use a powder-based detergent or degreaser to
clean your film. |
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Do
not use any clay products to clean the surface
of your film. |
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Do
not use any abrasive or hard-compound waxes and/or
polishes. |
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Do
not rub excessively or use excessive force when
cleaning or drying. |
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Do
not use a high-speed power buffer or polishing
equipment. |
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Do
not use a high-pressure hose closer than 36" from
the Paint Protection Film surface. |
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Do
not pick the Paint Protection Film's edges. Once
the material is lifted it will not lay back down
properly without damage. |
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