TPH (Thermoplastic Hybrid) is a thermoplastic hybrid material. Essentially it is modified PVC substrate blended with plasticizers. It improves the rigidity and difficult‑to‑install drawbacks of ordinary PVC, and serves as an economical paint protection film (PPF).
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TPH (Thermoplastic Hybrid) is a thermoplastic hybrid material. Essentially it is modified PVC substrate blended with plasticizers. It improves the rigidity and difficult‑to‑install drawbacks of ordinary PVC, and serves as an economical paint protection film (PPF).
| Description | Features |
| TPH Gloss Clear | High‑gloss transparent, enhances original paint shine |
| TPH Matte Clear | Transparent matte finish, retains original paint color with frosted texture |
| TPH Gloss Black | Piano high‑gloss black, dual‑function for paint protection & color change |
| TPH Matte Black | Matte solid black, low‑profile sporty frosted‑black appearance |

| Item | Specification |
| Substrate | TPH |
| Thickness | 6.5mil /7.5mil |
| Elongation at break | 130‑150% |
| Tensile Strength | ≥19 Mpa |
| UV Blocking Rate | Approx. 90% |
| Theoretical outdoor lifespan | 2‑3 years (depends on sunlight exposure; shorter service life under tropical strong sunlight) |
| Factory warranty reference | 2‑3 years (anti‑yellowing is not covered) |
| Installation method | Wet application |
| Removal condition | Requires heating for removal; glue residue may occur after aging |
Q: Will TPH self‑heal scratches? A: TPH has no real self‑healing function. Minor scratches will remain on film surface. Please select TPU material if you need self‑healing performance.
Q: How long can TPH last? A: Normal outdoor service life is 2‑3 years. Strong UV environment shortens service life and may lead to yellowing.
Q: Will it leave glue residue when remove? A: Please remove with heating within service life. If film is over‑aged, glue residue may occur.