Caring For Your New Vinyl Wrap

Park your wrapped vehicle in a shaded area if it’s hot outside. Allowing the vinyl to cool helps prevent material movement when applying pressure during surface cleaning.
Wash applied vinyl graphics with a blend of clean water and a mild care wash or detergent such as Dawn, Joy, or Ivory, denatured alcohol, 3M Citrus Base Cleaner, Meguiar’s Gold Class™ Bug and Stain Remover or two parts isopropyl alcohol to one part water.
Test any cleaning solution on a small section of the vinyl graphic before using on the entire surface.
Rinse the vehicle with clean water after washing with a soapy water blend.
Allow the vehicle to air dry or use a microfiber cloth for drying.
Always read the warning labels on car care products for proper safety instructions.

What are the cleaning and care practices to avoid for maintaining a new vinyl wrap?

Avoid mechanical brush washing, as it can damage the vinyl.
Avoid using automated car washes as this will void the warranty.
Avoid prolonged contact with fuels; clean spills promptly to prevent vinyl failure.
Do not use automated car washes, truck washes with caustic cleaners, or fine/narrow-tip pressure washers.
Refrain from applying wax or polish to vinyl graphics.

Repeated pressure washing can cause vinyl graphics to lift or degrade over time.
When pressure washing, use specific settings and angles to minimize damage.
Avoid using turbo pressure nozzles when pressure washing applied vehicle graphics.

Optionally, apply a silicone or Teflon-based polish for added protection.
Rinse the graphic with water.
Mix water and mild car wash detergent in a clean bucket.
Clean the graphic with a non-abrasive sponge, starting from the top and working down.
Rinse with clean water and air dry or use a microfiber cloth.