TPU Rear Inner Door Protection Film for Model Y Juiper / Model 3 Highland | PPF

TPU Rear Inner Door Protection Film for Tesla Model 3 / Model Y

Protect the painted inner door areas of your Tesla with precision-cut transparent TPU paint protection film. Designed for compatible refreshed Model 3 and Model Y vehicles, this clear film helps reduce everyday scuffs and light scratches caused by shoes, bags, child seats, and passenger movement while preserving the original paint appearance.

Protect High-Contact Areas Inside the Rear Doors

The painted inner door areas can be exposed to shoes, child seats, bags, and everyday passenger movement. Over time, these repeated contacts can leave visible scuffs and fine scratches on the original paintwork.

This transparent TPU film adds a protective layer over the designated areas, helping preserve the factory finish without adding a bulky trim cover or changing the vehicle's original appearance.

Vehicle Compatibility

Select the version designed for your exact vehicle:

• Tesla Model Y Juniper 2025+
• Tesla Model Y Standard 2026+
• Tesla Model YL 2026+
• Tesla Model 3 Highland 2024+
• Tesla Model 3 Standard 2026+

Each option uses a model-specific pre-cut pattern. Confirm your vehicle generation and selected option before ordering, as the rear inner door contours differ between models.

This listing is for the refreshed Model 3 and Model Y generations. Earlier Model 3 and Model Y vehicles require a separately designed protection film.

Flexible TPU with a Self-Healing Topcoat

Thermoplastic polyurethane (TPU) is a flexible protective film material designed to conform to the painted surface of your vehicle. The nano-coated top layer is intended to help resist everyday contamination and recover from some minor surface marks when exposed to suitable warmth.

The self-healing effect applies to light marks on the film's own topcoat. Deep cuts, punctures, and damage that penetrates the film may not recover.

Transparent Protection Without Manual Cutting

The pre-cut design follows the rear inner door profile of the selected Tesla model, making installation more straightforward than cutting a large universal sheet by hand.

The repositionable adhesive allows careful alignment during the initial installation. Once the film has bonded, avoid repeated lifting that may reduce edge adhesion.

⚠️ Compatibility & Installation Notice

Choose the exact vehicle-specific version before installation. Do not assume that a film cut for one Model 3 or Model Y generation will fit another.

The painted surface must be clean and free of dust, wax, oil, and loose contaminants. Avoid applying the film over peeling paint or damaged paintwork.

The film helps protect the covered area from routine scuffs and light scratches. It does not guarantee protection against every impact or paint damage.

Installation

1. Clean the Surface
Thoroughly clean the rear inner door area using an appropriate automotive surface cleaner or isopropyl alcohol wipe. Remove all dust, wax, and grease.

2. Identify the Film Pieces
Match the two pre-cut pieces to the corresponding rear inner door positions.

3. Align the Film
Position each piece over the target area and check the edges before fully applying the adhesive.

4. Apply the Film
Peel back the protective liner and position the film carefully. Apply gradually to reduce trapped air.

5. Smooth Out Bubbles
Use a suitable squeegee to push trapped air from the center toward the edges.

6. Check the Edges
Confirm that the film follows the painted contours without excessive stretching, wrinkles, or lifted corners.

7. Allow the Adhesive to Set
Wait 48 hours before washing the vehicle, following the supplier's installation guidance.

⚠️ Installation & Care Tips

Install in a warm, clean, low-dust environment for easier positioning and better edge adhesion.

Avoid excessive stretching, sharp tools, and overheating. If small bubbles or lifted edges remain, follow the supplier's instructions rather than forcing the film into place.

Wait 48 hours before washing the vehicle. Avoid harsh solvents, abrasive polishes, and directing high-pressure water or steam at the film edges.

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