Does PPF change how factory paint ages over time?
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The film itself may yellow slightly at edges or lose some gloss after 5 years due to prolonged UV and humidity, but this doesn’t affect the protected paint. Poor-quality PPF can trap moisture or delaminate, potentially harming paint if not removed promptly, but premium installations (with warranties) avoid this. Upon removal after 5–10 years, the factory paint often looks factory-fresh, boosting resale value—users report 6+ years of flawless protection on fronts.
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