Film Isn't Paint. Don't Wash It Like Paint.

Gyeon Q²M PPF Wash and Q²M PPF Maintain — the two-step system built specifically for paint protection film, at a bundle price.

PPF has a vulnerability ordinary paint doesn't. Surfactants degrade the film. Aggressive shampoo chemistry attacks both the film itself and any coating applied over it, which is how a protective layer someone paid serious money for quietly loses its durability over a season of ordinary washing. PPF Wash closes that gap — pH-neutral, free of waxes and the surfactants that damage film, and it dissolves mild iron deposits as it goes, so light decontamination happens without claying a surface you shouldn't be claying. PPF Maintain is the second half. It's an SiO₂ spray sealant that goes on after washing to restore the slickness film relies on, boost hydrophobicity so water beads and rolls, and add UV protection against future oxidation. Together they're Gyeon's recommended care routine for film, and both work across gloss, satin and matte PPF whether or not it's been coated.

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Gyeon advise against high-pressure water directly on PPF edges, which can lift the film, and against waxes or alkaline cleaners on sealed PPF. Use a soft wash mitt only — never brushes or sponges. Durability figures vary with climate, storage and wash frequency, and dilution ratios are reference points; refer to each manufacturer's label for current guidance.