Invisible Paint Protection Film

Temperature and Humidity Control

Store PPF in a dry, cool place to prevent high temperatures from degrading its performance or causing deformation, and avoid excessive humidity that can dampen the film, affecting its clarity and adhesion. The optimal storage temperature range is 10-30℃ with relative humidity controlled between 30-70%.

Avoid Mechanical Damage

Handle PPF with care during storage to prevent sharp objects from scratching it or heavy objects from compressing and deforming it. Store PPF flat or rolled, avoiding folds or excessive bending. When stacking, use cardboard or plastic separators between rolls to reduce damage risks from concentrated pressure.

Keep Away from Chemicals

Protect PPF from strong acids, alkalis, and organic solvents, which can corrode the film's surface, compromising its protective qualities and appearance. Ensure the storage area is free from harmful chemicals and the packaging is intact to prevent direct contact.

Monitor Expiry Dates

Even under proper storage conditions, PPF can degrade over time. Follow a "first in, first out" inventory management system, using older stock first. Regularly inspect the product for any abnormalities in appearance or performance, addressing issues promptly by replacing affected materials.

Professional Handling and Transportation

Use appropriate tools and methods for loading and unloading PPF to avoid damage. For long-distance transport, implement moisture-proof and sun-protective measures to ensure safe arrival. Use enclosed trucks for land transport and waterproof, UV-resistant packaging for sea transport.