To preserve the clarity, performance, and longevity of your MotoPPF (Paint Protection Film), please follow these care guidelines:
- Do not wash the motorcycle for the first 7 days after installation.
- Hand wash only, using pH-neutral shampoo and a soft microfiber cloth.
- Avoid high-pressure water directly on film edges.
- Do not use aggressive chemicals, solvents, or wax-based polishes.
- Remove insects, oil, and road contaminants promptly to prevent staining.
- Whenever possible, park in shaded or covered areas.
With proper care, your MotoPPF will continue to protect your motorcycle and maintain a factory-fresh, refined appearance for years to come.
MotoPPF (Paint Protection Film) can be safely removed without damaging the surface when done correctly.
- Warm the film gently using heat (sun exposure or a heat gun on low setting).
- Start lifting from an edge and peel slowly and evenly at a low angle.
- Do not force the film. If resistance increases, apply more heat.
- Any remaining adhesive can be removed with a MotoPPF – safe adhesive remover or isopropyl alcohol.
- Finish by gently cleaning the surface with a soft microfiber cloth.
For best results and to avoid surface damage, professional removal is recommended, especially on older or heavily exposed films.
Removed correctly, the surface underneath remains exactly as it should be — protected, clean, and untouched.
Yes. Ceramic coating can be safely applied on top of MotoPPF once the film has fully cured.
For best results:
- Wait 7–14 days after MotoPPF installation before applying ceramic coating.
- Use a PPF-compatible ceramic coating, designed specifically for polyurethane films.
- Ceramic coating enhances gloss, hydrophobicity, and ease of cleaning.
- It does not replace PPF protection but adds an extra layer of refinement and maintenance ease.
Ceramic coating over MotoPPF helps keep the surface cleaner for longer, reduces staining from insects and road grime, and preserves a clean, factory-fresh finish.