Color Wrap Film for car body wrapping have gloss,matte, metallic,chrome, chameleon,diamond,holographic,brushed finish and all car color wraps with imported Ishland glue and diamond air channels with good stretchable,very good to install and last long time outside over 3-5 years.
1.Water Resistant and UV Protected.
1. Clean off any dust, dirt or wax or other things before installation.
2. Measure the amount of protective film needed for the part to be fixed.
3. There is a transparent protective film on the surface which must be peeled off before use.
4. With a hair dryer, let the film be flexible and reduce wrinkles.
5. Even though it is waterproof, it cannot be completely submerged in water.
6. After assembly, please leave the car under the sun within 48 hours or do not wash the car in the meantime. Do not let the car stickers touch the water after installation for 48 hours.
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2.Invisible Air-Release Channel, easily get rid of bubbles during installation.
3.Strong self adhesive, eliminate bubbles, peel and stick application.
4.Gloss and smooth finish.
5.Stretchable with heat.
6.Easy to clean with soap and water.
7.Long lasting for approximately 5 years indoor use and 3 years outdoor use.
8.It can also be applied onto most smooth painted or metalized surface such as cell phone, laptop, home appliances, table and even cabinet and much more.
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