PINK DRY TPU PPF COLLECTION

Description

Elevate your vehicle's aesthetic with Wrapford's Next Generation Dry TPU Paint Protection Film (PPF) – The Orange Collection. This product is not a traditional TPU; it is an upgraded, sophisticated film crafted from an advanced Thermoplastic Polyurethane (TPU) formula, delivering the ultimate blend of striking visual appeal and uncompromising paint defence.

Crucially, it features our revolutionary Dry/Wet Dual Application capability for unmatched installation versatility. While showcasing our breathtaking Orange hues—from the deep, fiery Copper Orange to the vibrant, intense Solar Orange, and the sleek Matte Sunset—this collection offers a comprehensive spectrum of finishes. It imparts a dynamic, high-end flair to your vehicle whilst shielding the original paintwork from the rigours of daily wear and tear.

Features

• Expansive Colour Palette: The Orange Collection ensures you find the perfect shade to complement your vehicle. We highlight our versatile Orange range, but many stunning colours are available. Each delivers a crisp, consistent hue that dramatically enhances your vehicle's lines and contours.
• Optimal 7.5 mil Thickness: The film is manufactured to a robust 7.5 mil thickness, providing an ideal balance between superior protection against deep impacts (stone chips, road debris) and excellent conformability for complex vehicle curves.
• High-Gloss or Matte Options: Whether you require a high-gloss finish for a reflective, showroom-worthy shine or a sophisticated, understated matte look, our Coloured Dry TPU PPF provides a flawless surface that commands attention on the motorway.
• Superior Paint Protection: It acts as a robust, resilient barrier against scratches, stone chips, UV radiation, and environmental contaminants. It helps keep your car's factory paintwork in immaculate condition for years to come.
• Seamless Fit & Precision Application: Expertly engineered with exceptional pliability to conform perfectly to every curve and detail of your vehicle, guaranteeing a professional, wrinkle-free finish.
• Advanced Dry TPU Construction: This premium construction marries impressive tensile strength with flexibility, ensuring the film maintains its pristine appearance even in harsh European weather and high-stress areas.

Why Choose Wrapford's Upgraded Dry TPU?

• Premium Ashland Adhesive System: Utilises an Advanced Ashland Grade Adhesive, globally recognised for its professional quality. This system ensures strong, durable adhesion, exceptional optical clarity (non-yellowing), and clean, residue-free removal, safeguarding your original paintwork.
• Superior Colour Brightness: The TPU material is inherently designed to deliver colours that are brighter and more vivid than alternative films, ensuring maximum visual impact.
• Revolutionary Dry/Wet Dual Application: This is the hallmark upgrade distinguishing our film from standard TPU products:
  • Dry Application Convenience: Offers the speed and ease of a quick dry installation, reducing fitting time without the need to rely heavily on air release channels.
  • Wet Application Precision: Retains the option for classic wet application, which is essential for complex curves and surfaces, ensuring a guaranteed bubble-free, flawless result every time.
• Heat-Activated Self-Healing: Minor blemishes, fine scratches, and swirl marks simply vanish when exposed to heat, such as from sunlight or a warm wash, preserving the PPF's impeccable finish.
• Long-Lasting Durability: Our film outperforms typical PVC alternatives with a lifespan exceeding 5 years, representing a sensible, cost-effective, long-term investment in your vehicle's appearance.

Important Considerations (Please Note)

• Lighting Variation: Colours may appear slightly different under various lighting conditions. However, any variation is minimal and does not affect the overall finish or quality of the PPF.
• UV Exposure: While the TPU film provides superior brightness, the colour pigments are susceptible to very gradual fading over extensive periods of prolonged, direct UV exposure. This is a slow, expected process inherent to coloured film technology and does not affect the film's protective qualities.