Best way to protect a new car I just brought home with dealer-installed PPF?

[ducatipb]

Just came home with a brand new white Toyota RAV4.

It has dealer-option PPF Hood & Door package (Hood, Mirror Backs, Door Cups, Door Edges) which I successfully negotiated out of the price.

I'm assuming it's Toyota OEM PPF installed.

Looking for any advice on how to get off on the right foot detailing-wise without damaging the PPF or anything else.

Thanks.

[joebruin77]

IMO, no need to do anything out of the ordinary, other than just make sure whatever products you use are PPF safe. For example, most water-based ceramic sealants I have used are PPF safe. For example, Griots Garage Ceramic 3-in-1 is PPF safe. Another sealant recommended by Mike G, Armour Detail Supply Ceramic Spray Sealant is also PPF safe. I verified that by emailing the company.

You can apply a ceramic coating if you want to go that route. Again, just make sure the coating is PPF safe.