The company says the new film is aimed at “empowering vehicle owners to safeguard their investment against the impact of extreme environmental conditions in Australia and New Zealand.”

Built on the foundation of Avery Dennison’s top-of-the-range paint protection film, the company says the new Supreme PPF Xtreme is a “step forward” in performance, with an extended 10-year warranty across all zones, optimised installation performance, and enhanced self-healing and stain resistance.

Chris Sherry, senior product manager, Australia and New Zealand, Avery Dennison Graphics Solutions said that the Supreme PPF Xtreme is designed to answer vehicle owners’ need for a highly durable film for the “extreme” environment in the ANZ region. The company also engaged with its installer community to deliver a film that installs efficiently. He added, “We want to ensure the best installation experience for our installers. We are confident that the new Supreme PPF Xtreme has the right balance of conformability and adhesive tack, giving installers of all levels faster and easier installation the first time.”

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