TPU Paint Protection Film

Description

Paint Protection Film uses advanced TPU material with a maximum thickness of 10 mil, protecting against stone chips, road debris, bird droppings, and salt corrosion. Its self-healing ability allows minor scratches to recover with heat. High elasticity ensures easy application on curved surfaces.

Model Options

  • S5 TPU PPF
  • S7 TPU PPF
  • S8 TPU PPF

Thickness Options

  • 5.5 mil
  • 7.5 mil
  • 8.5 mil
  • 10 mil(Customized)

Colour Options

  • Transparent

Product Features

Technical Details

Model Feature Size (m) Thickness Elongation at Break Tensile Strength Temperature Resistance Self-Healing Corrosion Resistance Aging Resistance Warranty
S5 1.52×15 5.5 Mil 310% >25 MPa -48°C~110°C 8 Year
S7 1.52×15 7.5 Mil 360% >25 MPa -48°C~110°C 8 Year
S7-Max Imported TPU 1.52×15 7.5 Mil 360% >25 MPa -48°C~110°C 8 Year
S8 1.52×15 8.5 Mil 360% >25 MPa -48°C~110°C 8 Year
S8-Max Imported TPU 1.52×15 8.5 Mil 360% >25 MPa -48°C~110°C 8 Year

Advanced TPU Base Material

TPU paint protection film features a premium TPU base combined with nano-technology, enhancing surface gloss and preserving the showroom shine of your vehicle.

Maximum Thickness up to 10mil

Customized with a maximum thickness of 10mil, the film effectively shields against stones, debris, bird droppings, salt, and sand, providing long-lasting paint protection.

Self-Healing Capability

Surface scratches self-repair using engine or sunlight heat, restoring the glossy, factory-new appearance effortlessly.

Easy Installation

High elasticity and stretchability enable smooth application on curved or irregular surfaces, improving installation efficiency by over 30%.

Hydrophobic Ceramic Coating

The advanced ceramic layer provides excellent water repellency, helping maintain clean and glossy paint surfaces.

F&Q

How should you choose the right TPU paint protection film thickness for your vehicle and use case?

Choosing paint protection film thickness usually means balancing protection level, installation conformity, and budget.

A practical way to understand the options is:

• Thinner grades: better for close conformity, daily commuting, and standard light protection.

• Mid-range grades: usually the more balanced choice between durability, protection, and installation difficulty.

• Thicker grades: better suited to vehicles that run at high speed frequently, see more stone impact, or need stronger protection on front-end focal areas.

Key points to evaluate:

Consider the vehicle environment, whether it often drives on highways, how important protection is for the bumper and hood area, and how experienced the installation team is with curved surfaces.

Note:

Greater thickness usually means stronger protection, but that does not mean every vehicle should choose the thickest option. A suitable specification matters more than chasing the biggest number.