PPF, wraps & coated-car care.

Protection still needs proper care.

Paint protection film (PPF), vinyl wraps and ceramic coatings have their own care requirements. WetWorx is a cleaning product; it does not replace a film or coating, repair scratches or provide a new PPF warranty.

Check compatibility before use.

Ask your film or coating provider whether WetWorx is suitable for your specific surface. Follow their aftercare instructions, including the curing period after a new installation. A spot-test is useful, but it does not override those instructions or establish warranty approval.

Pay particular attention to matte and satin surfaces. Do not assume that a product intended to leave a glossy finish is appropriate for a finish designed to stay matte.

For a suitable surface with light dirt.

1. Inspect the surface. Rinse heavy mud, sand and grit before contact cleaning.
2. Work in shade on cool panels. Shake the ready-to-use bottle.
3. Spot-test an inconspicuous area and check for any unwanted appearance change.
4. Spray generously over one lightly soiled panel. Do not let it dry on the surface.
5. Wipe gently with a clean microfibre face. Avoid snagging exposed or lifting film edges. Turn or replace dirty cloths.
6. Buff lightly with a clean, dry face or a second cloth. Stop if the surface needs a full wash.

Generous lubrication, fresh cloths and light pressure help minimise scratch risk; they cannot eliminate it. If you are unsure about a film edge, finish or contaminant, ask your installer before continuing.

Why installer guidance matters.

Film care instructions vary by product. For example, XPEL’s product-care guidance sets out different installation waiting periods and specific care products for its films. That guidance is not an approval of WetWorx; use the instructions for your own installation.

Need help before you buy?

Email hello@wetworx.co.za with the film, wrap or coating name and your question. For a detailing business, send a detailer enquiry.