DMiS announced its PCU Polycarbonate TPU Paint Protection Film on October 10. The Guangzhou company says the product uses a polycarbonate-based molecular structure and is aimed at vehicles exposed to heat, humidity and coastal conditions.
The company describes a hydrophobic topcoat, a gloss finish and heat-assisted recovery of light surface scratches. It also claims resistance to hydrolysis, yellowing and environmental contamination, but the release does not supply comparative test protocols or results sufficient to establish an advantage over other films.
DMiS states a 10-to-15-year warranty range, subject to its official terms; the release does not include those complete terms. It also acknowledges that yellowing remains possible, that the topcoat wears over time and that deep damage cannot be restored through heat recovery.
The announcement does not establish independently tested service life, pricing or market-by-market availability.
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- DMiS Launches PCU Polycarbonate TPU Paint Protection Film DMiS · Source dated October 10, 2026The page shows October 10, 2026; its NewsArticle metadata carries the same calendar date.
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