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ULTIMATE PLUS ™

Revolutionized the industry with the world's first self-healing paint protection film. ULTIMATE PLUS ™ raises the bar once again with an unparalleled high gloss finish & improved impact protection. ULTIMATE PLUS is designed to provide you with the peace of mind you need on the open road, keeping your vehicle's surfaces safe from things like gravel, oils, bug acids, bird droppings, and stopping paint chips before they start.

Signature Features

• Heat Activated Self-Healing Topcoat: Constructed from an elastomeric polyurethane, ULTIMATE PLUS will self-heal light scratches & swirl marks with a light heat application to the film's surface.
• Non-Yellowing: Our proprietary film formulation will not yellow from UV exposure, ensuring protected areas are nearly invisible.
• Discoloration & Stain Resistant: Don't worry about specs, spots, or splotches from contaminants. ULTIMATE PLUS is stain resistant & will maintain clarity under the harshest conditions.
• Prevents Wear & Tear: Stop rock chips, nicks & scratches in the paint, and keep your vehicle looking as good as the day it rolled off the lot.
• Edge Seal Technology: Lifting & delamination are a thing of the past. Our signature Edge Seal Technology ensures film stays stuck & keeps surfaces protected from contaminants.
• Up to 10-year durability

Disclaimer:* The lifespan of paint protection films (PPF) can be influenced by various factors. PPF is a transparent and durable film applied to the surface of a vehicle to protect the paint from damage caused by stones, bugs, road debris, bird droppings, and other environmental contaminants. Here are several factors that can affect the lifespan of paint protection films:

1. Proper Installation: The effectiveness and longevity of the PPF depend crucially on proper installation. If the film is not installed correctly, it may not adhere properly or could develop bubbles, edges lifting, or other issues that compromise its protective properties.

2. Environmental Conditions: Harsh environmental conditions, such as extreme temperatures, high levels of UV radiation, and exposure to salt or industrial pollutants, can impact the longevity of PPF. UV rays, in particular, can degrade some types of films over time.

3. Maintenance: Regular maintenance and proper care can extend the lifespan of paint protection films. Cleaning the film with recommended products and methods, avoiding abrasive materials, and promptly addressing any damage can help preserve its effectiveness.

4. Type of Contaminants: The types of contaminants the PPF is exposed to can affect its lifespan. For example, exposure to acidic substances, bird droppings, or tree sap may require more immediate and thorough cleaning to prevent damage.

5. Driving Conditions: Driving in certain conditions, such as gravel roads or areas with heavy construction, can increase the likelihood of impact and abrasion, potentially affecting the film's lifespan.

6. Vehicle's paint surface: The type and condition of the vehicle's paint surface can influence how well the PPF adheres and performs. Some paint formulations or finishes may affect the film's longevity.