Front & Rear Light Protection (PPF)Updated 2 months ago
Please refer to the videos below...they're a bit wordy, but buried in the waffle are some important tips & tricks. The long piece of PPF is like wrangling a snake, so please watch the relevant section to ensure your application is successful! Key points:
- Install inside. You will not be able to install this outside, as the wind will catch the PPF and drive you insane
- It's a little difficult to see the PPF once installed, but do pay attention to the edges, and ensure they're not stocking out beyond the flat surface of the lightbar. The PPF pattern is designed to perfectly cover the flat face of the lightbar
- Take your time and don't be shy with the slip solution. This is an easy installation, just needs a little patience. Unlike installing PPF on a car panel, this pre-cut pattern requires little to no stretching.
Below follows an AI-generated step-by-step instructions.
- Prepare the area:
- Clean the area around the light strip with alcohol wipes to remove any dirt or debris.
- Spray the area with soap solution.
- Install the side lights:
- Align the PPF piece with the light and gently press it down.
- Use a squeegee to remove any air bubbles.
- Wrap the PPF around the edges of the light.
- Install the center light bar:
- Spray the PPF piece with soap solution.
- Carefully position the PPF over the light bar, ensuring it is centered.
- Use a squeegee to remove any air bubbles.
- Wrap the PPF around the edges of the light bar.
- Clean up:
- Wipe away any excess soap solution with a clean cloth.
- Final touches:
- Use a heat gun or hair dryer to remove any wrinkles or creases in the PPF.
- Inspect the installation for any remaining air bubbles or imperfections.
Additional tips:
- Work in a clean, dust-free environment.
- Use a heat gun or hair dryer to help the PPF adhere to the surface.
- Be patient and take your time.
- If you make a mistake, you can easily remove the PPF and start over.