Can PPF be polished?

[bob m]

As the title suggests, can a coated PPF (Xpel) be polished/paint corrected to remove water spots and/or old coating without damaging the PPF? I'm not referring to a heavy compound, something more akin to GG Perfecting Cream.

[Jay's 128i]

Apparently it can be....

GYEON Renew (https://www.autogeek.net/gyeon-renew-120ml.html)

[Paul A.]

Yes, i've done quite a few with milder abrasives and milder pads.

Looks like that Gyeon product is engineered for exactly that purpose.

[Zelfiris]

Yes, I have tried it before and noticed a good difference of improvements after

[Dan Tran]

CARPRO Essence works excellently on PPF.


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[TTQ B4U]

Yes. Just use a white pad and light pressure. Remember it does have a clear coat finish but don't go trying to "correct it" with pressure or heat as you'll burn through it. Otherwise, yes, any good polish or AIO will work just fine.

[Paul A.]

Good point, Tommy, i.e. light to no pressure works best for me too.