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PPF warranty explained

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Short answer

Polyshield paint protection film carries a 10-year warranty when fitted by a Polyshield installer, and 7 years when you fit a DIY kit yourself. To be covered, the film must be registered, used as intended and cared for as described in the maintenance guide.

10 years or 7 years

Installer-fittedDIY kit
Warranty10 years7 years
IncludesEvery professional package, and DIY kits fitted by an installerKits you fit yourself

Coloured PPF carries a 5-year warranty.

What the warranty covers

Defects in the film itself, such as yellowing, cracking and bubbling that isn’t caused by damage, poor paint, misuse or poor workmanship.

What it doesn't cover

Damage from accidents, stone impacts that tear the film, vandalism or harsh chemicals; film fitted over paint that was in poor condition or painted within the last 90 days; and normal wear from use.

Installer defects, such as improper cuts, jagged lines, peeling from the edges and paint damage caused by deep knife cuts, are covered under the individual installer’s warranty.

How to register

  1. Scan the QR code on your warranty card, or go to Register your warranty.
  2. Enter your details, your vehicle, and the product and certificate details from your installer.
  3. Upload your invoice. Photos are optional.
  4. You’ll receive a confirmation email with your reference number.

Keeping your cover

Follow the care routine in How to wash a car with PPF, and keep your invoice and confirmation email.

Warranty

Register your warranty.

Have your invoice and the certificate details from your installer ready.

Warranty

Register your warranty.

Have your invoice and the certificate details from your installer ready.