SKU: PPF290-E65-5M

Clear E65 Prime Paint Protection Film

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$441.00
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Description

TeckWrap Clear E65 Prime is an entry-level gloss clear paint protection film built on aliphatic TPU (Lubrizol ESTANE®) with a hydrophilic top coat. The hydrophilic coating spreads water into a thin even layer that sheets off cleanly, reducing water spotting and helping rinse away road grime under rain.

At 312 µm total thickness with a 167 µm application layer, E65 Prime delivers solid PPF-grade defense against stone chips, scratches, splatter, and minor abrasions at an accessible price point. The self-healing surface reflows light scratches with heat. In accelerated weathering tests equivalent to 9 years, ESTANE® TPU maintained appearance and physical performance.

For first-time PPF buyers, budget-conscious owners, partial-coverage installs (hood, fenders, mirrors), and anyone wanting hydrophilic water-sheeting performance without paying premium tier prices. Backed by TeckWrap's decade of paint protection film manufacturing experience and worldwide installer network.

Features

Film construction

  • Film: Aliphatic TPU, Lubrizol ESTANE® base, gloss finish
  • Top coat: Hydrophilic (water-sheeting), stain-resistant, scratch-resistant, self-healing (TORAY)
  • Total thickness: 312 ± 10 µm
  • Application layer: 167 ± 10 µm
  • Peel adhesion: ~1700 g/inch
  • Light transmission: ~88% (clear gloss optical class)
  • Roll size: 1.52 m × 15 m

Performance

  • Tensile strength: ≥15 MPa
  • Product elongation at break: 300%
  • Coating elongation at break: 110%
  • UV resistance: 95%
  • Maximum temperature: 100°C
  • Self-healing surface (minor scratches recover with heat)
  • Weathering tested equivalent to 9 years (ESTANE® TPU base)

Warranty

5-year warranty from production date. Scratches beyond self-healing range and impact damage not covered.

Application
  • Apply at +17°C to +23°C
  • Wet application with slip and tack solutions
  • Tools: squeegee with soft buffer, heat gun, knife, microfiber
  • Conformability: complex curves, hoods, fenders, bumpers, mirrors, full body panels
  • Adhesive cures fully at room temperature within 1 week
  • Cure: 24–48 hours before water exposure
  • Avoid waxing or pressure-washing for the first 7 days
  • Surface must be thoroughly cleaned and decontaminated before install

Disclaimer

TeckWrap products are warranted to be free of material defects for the warranty period. In case of defects, TeckWrap will replace or compensate at its sole discretion. Warranty does not cover normal wear, labor, transportation, improper installation, physical impact damage, or scratches beyond the self-healing range.

Use same production LOT for consistency across panels.

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