Crtint Specialty PPF is designed for standout finishes, offered in Carbon Gloss, Carbon Matte, Black Gloss, and Black Matte. Built for both style and strength, it combines a distinctive visual appeal with advanced durability. Its self-healing technology protects against chips, scratches, and everyday wear, while enhancing your vehicle’s look with a refined textured or rich deep-black finish.
Carbon Gloss PPF
Crtint Carbon Gloss PPF brings the striking appeal of carbon fiber with a smooth, high-gloss finish. Engineered with advanced self-healing properties, it protects against rock chips, scratches, and environmental damage while giving your vehicle a dynamic, motorsport-inspired look.
Carbon Matte PPF
Crtint Carbon Matte PPF delivers the bold character of matte carbon fiber with superior paint protection. Its non-reflective, textured finish adds a stealthy, aggressive style while shielding surfaces from daily wear, debris, and scratches.
Black Gloss PPF
Crtint Black Gloss PPF upgrades your vehicle with a deep, mirror-like black finish. Designed to resist chips, scratches, and UV exposure, it enhances color depth and shine while providing durable, long-term protection.
Black Matte PPF
Crtint Black Matte PPF offers a sleek, stealthy appearance with its refined matte black finish. Built for durability and impact resistance, it protects against surface damage while delivering a custom look with reliable self-healing performance.
At Crtint Performance Films, we go beyond supplying film — we provide confidence, proven performance, and dependable support.
What makes us different?
With decades of hands-on industry experience, we understand what truly performs in real-world conditions — because we’ve been in the field ourselves.
Every Crtint Performance Films product is crafted to deliver the perfect balance of protection, style, and long-term value, without cutting corners.
Our reputation is built on trust and relationships — offering honest guidance, fast delivery, and dedicated support at every stage.
We work closely with professional installers, architects, and business owners, helping you build your reputation with products you can rely on.
Choosing Crtint Performance Films means partnering with a brand that’s invested in your success — and committed to raising the standard of performance films for vehicles, buildings, and beyond.
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Type and Thickness: |
180 microns (7 mil) Thermoplastic Polyurethane |
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Colour and surface: |
Various |
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Elongation – percent (ASTM D882): |
>105% |
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Peel strength – 72 Hrs @ 24°C (FTM 01): |
> 1.2 kg/ inch |
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Gloss at 60° (ASTM D-2457): |
Various |
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Tensile Strength (ASTM D-882): |
>2.0 kgf/inch |
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Heat ageing (80° C/ 168 Hrs): |
Pass (no changes) |
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Water immersion (168 Hrs at 40°C): |
Pass (no effect) |
After Care Instructions
Note: Allow at least 72 hours for the film to fully cure. This ensures the adhesive bonds properly and any trapped moisture has completely evaporated. Once cured, follow the care guidelines below.
Cleaning
Remove contaminants such as bug splatter and bird droppings promptly. If left unattended, these can stain the film or damage the surface due to their acidic nature.
Washing & Rinsing
Use the two-bucket wash method with a soft lambswool mitt for a gentle and effective clean. If using a pressure washer, keep the nozzle at least 3 feet away and avoid spraying directly at the edges to prevent lifting. A pH-neutral soap is recommended for best results.
Cleaning Badges & Edges
Wax and debris may build up around edges and badges over time. Clean these areas using a cotton swab dipped in 70% isopropyl alcohol (IPA). Always wipe away from the edges, not toward them, to avoid lifting the film.
Drying
Dry the surface with a soft, absorbent microfiber cloth, just as you would with the rest of the vehicle. To help maintain the film’s topcoat and extend its lifespan, applying a ceramic coating is recommended. For optimal protection, consider reapplying a sealant every 6 months.
Things to Avoid
Avoid solvent-based cleaners, strong insect removers, degreasers, and abrasive materials. Machine polishing may be used if necessary, but only at low speed with light pressure. Always test on a small, inconspicuous area before proceeding.