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November 02, 2026 1 min read

PPF Spray Resistance Test: What Changed After Three Rounds?

Five paint protection film samples went through three spray rounds and a visual inspection for gloss loss and dull spots. See the results shown in the LBFILM video and why test conditions matter.

PPF Spray Resistance Test: What Changed After Three Rounds?

What changes after repeated spray exposure? In this LBFILM demonstration, five film samples go through three spray rounds and are checked for visible gloss loss and dull spots.

First spray round in the LBFILM five-sample comparison.
The first spray round begins.

How the spray comparison was filmed

The five samples are treated through three visible spray rounds, then inspected. The video does not identify the spray formula or document calibrated volume, distance, dwell time, temperature, or a standardized laboratory procedure.

Third spray round on the PPF panels.
The comparison continues through round three.

What was visible after three rounds

  • LBFILM MT10 and Sample 4: no visible gloss loss or dull spots in the final inspection shown.
  • Samples 1–3: visible changes were reported in the video.

These are visual observations from this session, not a universal ranking or long-term durability conclusion.

Final visual inspection after spray exposure.
Final check for visible gloss changes.

Why test conditions matter

A fair comparison keeps spray material, dose, distance, exposure time, temperature, cleaning method, and lighting consistent. Treat this as a practical demonstration, not standardized certification.

Watch the spray test on Instagram

Watch the LBFILM spray resistance test on Instagram.