MOD5 Specialist protection film
Clear or smoke TPU lens film, plus KPU windscreen film for track, competition and off-road applications.
Lens or windscreen
Use TPU lens film for headlights and taillights. Use KPU only for its stated windscreen applications and road-use limits.
Samples availableLens protection
Self-healing TPU protection for headlights, taillights and high-value lighting assemblies.
Samples availableGlass-specific impact protection
7.5 mil KPU (Ketone Polyurethane) film combining a flexible impact layer with a 7H hard-coated surface and optical-grade clarity.
A useful workshop add-on
Lens protection
Headlights · Taillights · Fog lights and DRLs
6.0 mil clear and smoke options
Glass-specific impact protection
Track vehicles · Competition vehicles · Off-road applications
7.5 mil (190 micron) KPU film
Avoid the wrong application
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Browse all trade FAQs →MOD5 headlight protection film can be used on suitable headlights, taillights, fog lights, daytime running lights and selected lighting surfaces. The installer should confirm surface and application suitability before installation.
Both options use 6.0 mil TPU film. Clear is intended for discreet lens protection; smoke changes the appearance as well as adding a protective layer. Legal and application suitability must be checked before using smoke film.
MOD5 windscreen protection film is a glass-specific, optical-grade KPU film with a 7.5 mil (190 micron) format, 7H hard coat and self-healing surface. It is designed for windscreen installation rather than painted body panels.
It uses a window-tint-style installation method. Experienced installers should request a sample and evaluate the film's handling, optical finish and fit with their existing windscreen process before offering it to customers.
Installer knowledge
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Test it before you sell it
Request the film relevant to your work and assess it on a suitable lens or glass test surface.