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⚠️ Not All PPF Jobs Are Created Equal: Spotting Bad Workmanship on Your Car

You invested in PPF (Paint Protection Film) to protect your car’s finish — but is the job really up to the mark?

👀 Many new car owners don’t realize their PPF installation is sub-par until it’s too late: peeling edges, bubbles, dirt trapped inside, or uneven lines that ruin the car’s look.

In this must-read guide by Motocraftz, Bangalore’s luxury car PPF experts, you’ll learn how to identify:

✔️ Uneven or misaligned edges ✔️ Trapped air bubbles or stretch marks ✔️ Poor edge wrapping vs seamless installation ✔️ Dust or debris under the film ✔️ Why brand-certified installers matter

🔧 Whether you're inspecting your current PPF job or planning your first one, this guide will help you make informed choices and avoid costly mistakes.

💡 Read before you let anyone touch your car’s paint: 👉 How to Identify Average or Bad PPF Workmanship

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🚗✨ Freshly washed car? Don’t let water spots steal the spotlight. Here’s how to dry a car after washing like a true detail queen (or king):

🔹 Microfiber towels are your BFF – super absorbent and won’t scratch that paint job. 🔹 Leaf blower or car dryer? Total game-changer for blasting water out of cracks and mirrors. 🔹 Pat dry, don’t drag. It’s gentler and gives that flawless, swirl-free finish. 🔹 Shade is your secret weapon. Drying under the sun = instant streak city. 😬

Because let’s be real: a clean car deserves that glossy, spot-free glow. 💅🚘

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