Keep your signage looking its best.

The adhesive is still settling after installation. Avoid washing the vehicle during this period and do not pick at edges, bubbles or small marks.

Where possible, keep the vehicle away from harsh chemical cleaners and avoid unnecessary rubbing around joins and trimmed edges.

Hand washing is the safest regular cleaning method.

• Rinse loose dirt before touching the surface.
• Use a mild automotive detergent with a soft sponge or microfibre cloth.
• Work from the top down and rinse thoroughly.
• Dry with a clean, soft microfibre towel or allow the vehicle to air dry.

Pressure washing can damage graphics when the nozzle is too close or aimed toward an edge.

• Use lower pressure where possible.
• Keep the nozzle well back from the surface.
• Hold the spray close to a right angle to the panel rather than forcing water underneath an edge.
• Do not concentrate the spray on joins, corners, window perforation or damaged areas.

Matte films should be cleaned with products suitable for matte or satin finishes.

• Do not wax or polish matte film.
• Avoid cutting compounds and abrasive cleaners.
• Clean bird droppings, tree sap and fuel spills promptly.
• Test unfamiliar products on a small hidden area first.

Printed graphics are protected with laminate, but the surface and edges still require normal care.

• Use non-abrasive automotive wash products.
• Avoid aggressive machine polishing around edges and joins.
• Do not use sharp scrapers or blades on the graphics.
• Remove contaminants promptly rather than allowing them to bake in the sun.

Perforated film has thousands of small openings and should be cleaned gently.

• Do not scrub aggressively across the perforation.
• Avoid pressure washing directly at the perimeter.
• Do not use rear-window wipers unless the installation has been designed for regular wiper contact.
• Report lifting around edges or corners early.

Fuel, oil, bird droppings, tree sap, insects and industrial contaminants should be removed as soon as practical.

Rinse first, then use a mild cleaner suitable for automotive surfaces. Avoid strong solvents, degreasers, citrus cleaners or unknown chemicals unless they have been confirmed as safe for the specific film.

Do not cut away, glue down or heat a damaged area without speaking with Brisro first.

Take clear photos showing both the close-up issue and the surrounding panel. Keep pressure washing and aggressive cleaning away from the affected area until it has been assessed.