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November 02, 2026 1 분 소요

Can PPF Resist Oil-Based Marker Stains? A Five-Sample Test

We compared five paint protection film samples in an oil-based marker demonstration. See how the surfaces looked after cleaning, what the video showed, and what this visual test can—and cannot—tell you.

Can PPF Resist Oil-Based Marker Stains? A Five-Sample Test

Can paint protection film resist oil-based marker stains? We compared five film samples side by side, applied different marker colors, cleaned the surfaces, and checked for visible penetration. Here is what the on-screen results showed.

Oil-based marker applied to one of five PPF samples.
Oil-based marker is applied to one of five sample panels.

How the stain test was carried out

In the video, different colors of oil-based marker are applied to five samples. After cleaning, the samples are inspected for visible penetration.

Five PPF sample panels after the marker comparison.
The marked samples are prepared for inspection.

What the video showed

According to the results shown in the video, LBFILM MT10 and Sample 1 showed no visible penetration. Samples 2 and 3 showed visible penetration, while Sample 4 showed slight penetration. These are observations from this demonstration, not a universal ranking or guarantee.

Close-up inspection after cleaning.
The surface is checked after cleaning.

What this test can—and cannot—tell you

The video does not specify every test variable, including exact contact time, cleaner, temperature, or a standardized laboratory method. Treat this as an in-house visual demonstration, not an independent laboratory certification.

Practical care after a spill or mark

  • Remove contaminants as soon as practical.
  • Start with a gentle wash and a clean microfiber towel.
  • Use cleaners approved for the film.

Watch the test on Instagram

Watch the LBFILM oil-based marker test on Instagram.