On your vehicle
Metallic Color Series
Crimson Red
Intense crimson red with a vibrant metallic sparkle. The ultimate statement of speed and style.
Film Specifications
- 7.5-mil thermoplastic urethane (TPU) construction
- Self-healing top coat — swirls vanish with heat
- Hydrophobic surface repels water and contaminants
- UV-stable — colour won't fade or yellow
- Fully removable with no residue on factory paint
- Optically matched for seamless panel-to-panel consistency
Compatible Vehicles
Crimson Red in Real Life
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Crimson Red and what makes it special?+
Crimson Red is a premium Metallic PPF from Paltrix, built on self-healing 7.5-mil TPU. It pairs a rich, true-to-swatch crimson red tone with genuine paint-protection performance, so your finish looks bespoke while staying guarded against rock chips and swirls.
Which vehicles can Crimson Red be applied to?+
It suits virtually any make and model. On this page you can see it rendered across popular vehicles — from Teslas and Porsches to luxury SUVs and sedans. Use the vehicle preview above to visualize it on your own car.
What kind of finish does Crimson Red have?+
Crimson Red carries the signature Metallic look — a lustrous metallic finish with fine flake sparkle under light. It stays optically consistent from panel to panel for a factory-smooth result.
How durable is Crimson Red PPF?+
It's built on 7.5-mil TPU with a self-healing top coat, a hydrophobic surface and UV stabilizers. The film carries a 10-year warranty and resists swirls, rock chips and fading.
Can I preview Crimson Red on my car before ordering?+
Yes. The “On your vehicle” preview above swaps the render to your model, and the Real Life and Lighting galleries show the color in different environments. You can also request a physical sample to judge the true shade.
How do I care for and maintain a Crimson Red wrap?+
Hand-wash with pH-neutral shampoo and a soft mitt; avoid abrasive brushes and automatic tunnels. Light swirls disappear on their own via the self-healing top coat when warmed by sunlight or a heat gun.