comparison of traditional paint protection film known as PPF and PeelClear's innovative
water-based peelable paint.
On this Mercedes we've divided the protection.
One half is covered with
PPF while the other is protected by PeelClear.
Let's begin by looking at the installation process.
PeelClear provides a much safer and easier application.
First you start by applying masking tape to cover the areas you don't want protected.
Then you simply spray PeelClear over the surface.
Once it's fully cured, the masking tape is easily removed, leaving a flawless finish.
Now, let's look at PPF installation.
It requires precision cutting directly on the vehicle's paint,
which increases the risk of accidental damage and makes the process more complex and time-consuming.
Speaking of time, PeelClear has a major advantage.
Installation is about 80% faster compared to PPF and a fraction of the cost.
And what about the end result?
PeelClear offers a seamless, invisible finish with 100% coverage.
No lifting edges and no areas where dirt can accumulate.
PeelClear can be sanded and polished just like a factory paint.
This gives you the flexibility to maintain or refinish it whenever it's needed.
When it comes to protection, PeelClear is thicker than PPF,
providing an even greater layer of defense.
And when tested for rock chip resistance, PeelClear performs on par with PPF.
But how easy is it to remove?
PPF uses harsh adhesives that can be difficult to remove and may even pull paint during the process.
Sometimes you'll need steam to get it off properly.
PeelClear, on the other hand, peels away effortlessly without leaving any glue residue,
thanks to its patented peelable formula.
No mess, no hassle, just a clean, smooth surface underneath.
PeelClear with its patented UV additive resists yellowing unlike traditional paint protective film which often starts to yellow after just two years.
PeelClear doesn't just protect your vehicle, it also offers a chance for customization.
With over 100,000 different color options available, you can transform your vehicle's look.
And it's not just limited to the body.
You can apply it to calipers, rims, and other surfaces, making customizing your vehicle a lot easier.