Film saves paintwork
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TPF (temporary protective film) is claimed by its developers Pyroclense of Iver in Buckinghamshire to be an inexpensive yet effective way of protecting and cleaning paintwork.
Proclense claims that TPF reduces the need for vehicle resprays. Because of the high-gloss non-porous finish provided by TPF, the dirt and grime adhering to bodywork is also minimised. so that the frequency if cleaning is reduced.
The most important feature of TPF is said to be its capacity to restore faded paintwork. TPF has been designed for periodic removal and replacement, so that the condition of original paintwork is maintained.
It is also claimed that TPF protects against corrosion and its flexible characteristics mean it will not crack or break up under extremes of temperature.