Immediately wash away any foreign material (i.e. bug splatter, bird droppings, etc.). If left on the film for an extended period, staining may occur, just as these acids would eat into your precious paint if left unattended for an extended period.

Wash your vehicle as per normal. If using a high pressure washer, nozzle must be at least 36” away from the edges of the film to avoid peeling. Do not point nozzle at the edges of film as it can push underneath and lift the film.

To dry the film, use a microfiber cloth as per normal or blow the excess water off the surface with a wet/dry vacuum.

Wax and dust can build around the edges of the film. To remove, simply use a cotton swab dipped in 70% isopropyl (rubbing) alcohol and wipe AWAY from the edge NOT into it.

Solvent based cleaners; Bug removers or de-greasers; Rubbing compound or any abrasive materials; High speed buffing or polishing equipment can be used, but on slow speed and with minimal force. We recommend testing on a small bumper section prior to using on hood or fenders.

Using a clean microfiber towel or chamois; we recommend that ONLY synthetic waxes be used to clean your ClearGuard film. Naturally occurring waxes (i.e. Carnauba) are not recommended. Do NOT use any colored wax resins (white or clear only).

We recommend testing on a small bumper section prior to using on hood or fenders.