UltraNAX™ PPF
Diverse Selection Showcasing Brilliant Surface
The UltraNAX™ PPF series features glossy, matte, and satin surface finishes. Utilizing advanced Crossfusion™ Top-Coat technology and the unique Invisichannel™ Adhesive Technology, this series ensures exceptional hydrophobic and anti-fouling performance, enhances installation efficiency, and guarantees a smooth level surface finish. It is the ideal choice for those seeking ultimate aesthetics and outstanding protection.
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UltraNAX™ PPF—UltraNAX™ SATIN
UltraNAX™ PPF—UltraNAX™ MATTE
Versatile Surface Options
Combines glossy, matte, and satin films to offer a variety of surface effects for a unique appearance.
Advanced Installation Technology
Optimized venting design enhances installation efficiency, ensuring a smooth finish without orange-peel-like surface.
Lasting Resistance
The Crossfusion™ Top-Coat technology offers excellent pollution and corrosion resistance, ensuring your vehicle stays protected in all environments.
Enhanced Protection
UltraNAX™ AQUA series with Crossfusion™ PRO Top-Coat can offer superior defense against damage from insects, salt, rocks, and other road debris, ensuring exceptional durability and resilience.
Hydrophobicity
The advanced hydrophobic properties repel water and contaminants, ensuring a cleaner surface and reducing maintenance efforts while maintaining a sleek appearance.
Self-Healing
Scratches effortlessly disappear with heat from the vehicle’s engine or sunlight, ensuring a flawless finish.
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UltraNAX™ PPF FAQs
How does Crossfusion™ Top-Coat technology enhance the film’s performance?
Crossfusion™ Top-Coat technology enhances TERMINAX PPF by using nano-scale hinge molecular crosslinking. This creates a dense, durable coating that improves several key performance metrics:
- Wear & Scratch Resistance: The coating significantly boosts the film’s ability to resist wear, scratches, and other physical damage.
- Chemical Resistance: It protects against contaminants and harsh chemicals.
- Hydrophobicity: The advanced water-repelling properties ensure a cleaner surface and reduce the need for constant washing.
- Self-Healing: Minor scratches and abrasions are automatically repaired, keeping the film looking fresh.
- Gloss & Visual Appeal: The coating also enhances gloss, creating a brighter, more vivid appearance with high transparency, improving the overall visual impact of your vehicle.
How does UltraNAX™ PPF perform in terms of hydrophobicity?
UltraNAX™ PPF benefits from Crossfusion™ Top-Coat technology, which provides excellent hydrophobicity. This means that water, oil, and other liquids bead up and roll off the surface easily, reducing water spots and dirt buildup. The film stays cleaner longer and requires less maintenance. In addition, the enhanced anti-fouling properties help prevent environmental contaminants from sticking to the surface, making it easier to clean.
Does UltraNAX™ PPF help protect against scratches and dirt?
Yes, UltraNAX™ PPF offers outstanding scratch and dirt resistance due to the Crossfusion™ Top-Coat technology. The self-healing properties help it recover from minor abrasions, while the durable coating prevents dirt from sticking to the surface. The combination of wear resistance and self-healing capabilities ensures that the film maintains its protective role for a long time, even in harsh conditions.
Is Matte PPF worth it?
Matte PPF offers a unique aesthetic with a satin finish, providing the same protection benefits as glossy PPF but with a non-reflective, sleek look. It’s particularly appealing for those who want a distinct appearance without compromising on the durability or self-healing capabilities of the film. If you’re after a high-end, understated look for your vehicle, matte PPF is definitely worth it, especially when you consider its long-term protective benefits.
Is matte PPF more expensive?
Matte PPF tends to be more expensive than glossy PPF due to the specialized finishing process and the increased difficulty in installation. Additionally, the unique materials used to maintain the matte effect require more advanced technology, which contributes to the higher cost. However, the added protection and distinctive finish can justify the investment for those looking for a premium look and long-lasting durability.