Manufacturers of cars and similar products recommend the use of this certified Vinyl Wrap. But it requires real skill and   experience for successfully completing the work of affixing car bodywork protection film.

For protecting the paint of a car a thin layer of thermoplastic urethane is applied on the surface to be protected. This coating   helps to protect the surface from splatters, chips, and abrasions. This type of coating is applied to electronic cell phone, motor cycles, airplanes and other electronic gadgets. It is usually known as Clear Bra which is the name of the original manufacturer of this kind of coating.

 Who use window film?

Scratches on a well maintained or brand new car is the ugliest thing and it tarnishes the otherwise elegant appearance of the car. As there are possibilities of occurrence of street vandalism, protecting the body of the car from such abrasion is very important and for this purpose many people opt for thermoplastic urethane films. Applying this type of coating will help you to protect the vehicle from scratches and splatters. This type of films has a special property known as self healing property. This property helps the coating to heal itself from the damages caused by public vandalism. This type of coating also helps to protect the vehicle from the toys of a child who is playing near the car.

Where window films is applied?

These films are practically invisible to the naked eye and therefore the existing polish and finish of the vehicle remains unaffected by the application of this film. Though it can be applied on any surface or any area of the car, in practice, it is applied only over the areas which are susceptible to damage. Side mirrors, hood of your vehicle, front bumper etc are the most damage prone areas and therefore this coating usually applied in these areas. Door edges are another area where this coating is applied as they are prone to wear due to continued opening and closing.

How window film is applied?

Reputed new car paint protection film springfield companies engaged in this field use plotters which is specially designed to create the shape in which the film is to be cut. Others who do not have plotters directly place the film on the vehicle and cut it according to the actual shape needed for their purpose. DIY customers purchase pre-cut kits matching to the make and model of their vehicles and apply it directly. The problem with this method is that if something goes wrong somewhere you will have to buy an entire kit to cover up the mistake occurred.