Wrap Care FAQs
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What car wash soap should I use for a hand wash?
Use a mild, pH neutral car cleaning detergent and water mix that does not contain any strong soluable substances, alcohol, or abrasive compounds. The pH balance should be between 5 and 9.
When should I clean my vehicle?
The vehicle should not be cleaned within the first 48 hours of the wrap being applied. After this 2 day period, it is recommended to wash your vehicle at least once every 2 weeks.
Can I wax my vehiele?
Yes, as long as the wax does not contain petroleum distillates, which is found in many paste waxes. Products that are a combination of a waterless wax and wax are great options as long as the vehicle doesn't have a matte finish and isn't excessively dirty. Test the wax on an inconspicuous part of the the vehicle first.
What about difficult spots?
Spot clean contaminants, such as bird droppings, bug splatter, tree sap, and similar contaminants as soon as possible to avoid film damage.
What if my wrap has a matte finish?
Avery Dennison recommends their Wrap Care Cleaner and is approved for all vinyl finishes. Be careful what cleaners you use as they can break down the wrap adhesive. Waterless wash products are recommended in cleaning matte finishes. Some waterless wash products contain wax that can fill in the texture and cause tiny spots. A lighter matte finish will be prone to showing more dirt than other finishes. Use a 50/50 mix of isopropyl alcohol and water to spot clean matte film finishes. If the alcohol and water mix does not remove dirt, you can try using a hot soapy water solution. You can also try to conservatively use an all-purpose cleaner found at your local store. As always, try an inconspicuous spot or a small panel that could easily be replaced.
Disclaimer: The recommendations above are from Avery Dennison and in on way do we claim the words as our own.
Ceramic Coating
Consider using a ceramic coating for additional protection. We offer the application of our Ceramic Pro PPF/Vinyl to provide a hydrophobic protective layer over your wrap. Not only will this provide a highly smooth surface, but also add UV protection, slowing the breakdown/fading process, prolonging the life of your wrap. Pricing.
Use a mild, pH neutral car cleaning detergent and water mix that does not contain any strong soluable substances, alcohol, or abrasive compounds. The pH balance should be between 5 and 9.
When should I clean my vehicle?
The vehicle should not be cleaned within the first 48 hours of the wrap being applied. After this 2 day period, it is recommended to wash your vehicle at least once every 2 weeks.
Can I wax my vehiele?
Yes, as long as the wax does not contain petroleum distillates, which is found in many paste waxes. Products that are a combination of a waterless wax and wax are great options as long as the vehicle doesn't have a matte finish and isn't excessively dirty. Test the wax on an inconspicuous part of the the vehicle first.
What about difficult spots?
Spot clean contaminants, such as bird droppings, bug splatter, tree sap, and similar contaminants as soon as possible to avoid film damage.
What if my wrap has a matte finish?
Avery Dennison recommends their Wrap Care Cleaner and is approved for all vinyl finishes. Be careful what cleaners you use as they can break down the wrap adhesive. Waterless wash products are recommended in cleaning matte finishes. Some waterless wash products contain wax that can fill in the texture and cause tiny spots. A lighter matte finish will be prone to showing more dirt than other finishes. Use a 50/50 mix of isopropyl alcohol and water to spot clean matte film finishes. If the alcohol and water mix does not remove dirt, you can try using a hot soapy water solution. You can also try to conservatively use an all-purpose cleaner found at your local store. As always, try an inconspicuous spot or a small panel that could easily be replaced.
Disclaimer: The recommendations above are from Avery Dennison and in on way do we claim the words as our own.
Ceramic Coating
Consider using a ceramic coating for additional protection. We offer the application of our Ceramic Pro PPF/Vinyl to provide a hydrophobic protective layer over your wrap. Not only will this provide a highly smooth surface, but also add UV protection, slowing the breakdown/fading process, prolonging the life of your wrap. Pricing.
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