PPF290-E65 Training Roll (Paint Protection Film)

$299.00 $715.00
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Description

Clear E65 Prime is an entry-level gloss clear paint protection film built on aliphatic TPU (Lubrizol ESTANE) with a hydrophilic top coat that sheets water off cleanly and reduces spotting. At 312 microns total with a 167 micron application layer, it gives solid PPF-grade defense against stone chips, scratches, and splatter at an accessible price. The self-healing surface reflows light scratches with heat, and in accelerated weathering equivalent to nine years the TPU held its appearance and performance. A practical first PPF for budget-conscious owners and partial-coverage installs on hoods, fenders, and mirrors.

Training / Practice Material

  • Offered for training, testing, or non-commercial use
  • May have extended storage age
  • No warranty or claims provided
  • Not recommended for customer vehicles

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)

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

This product is offered for training, testing, or non-commercial use.It may have extended storage age. No warranty or claims are provided. Not recommended for customer vehicles.

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