FAQ
Q: How do I create a YACHANT account?
A: Register via "Sign Up" on the homepage with your email or social media accounts (e.g., Facebook/Google). A verification link will be sent to activate your account.
Q: I forgot my password. How can I reset it?
A: Click "Forgot Password" on the login page. Enter your registered email to receive a reset link valid for 24 hours
Q: Are prices inclusive of taxes?
A: Prices exclude VAT/GST unless stated. Taxes are calculated at checkout based on your shipping address
Q: Can I get some discount?
A: Subscribe to our newsletter to get $100 off on your first purchase over $1000.
Q: What payment methods are accepted?
A: We accept credit/debit cards (Visa/Mastercard/Amex), PayPal, and Bank Transfer.
Q: Is my payment information secure?
All transactions are encrypted with SSL and PCI-DSS compliance. We do not store full card details
Q: What are the shipping options and costs?
A: Default shipments are dispatched via EMS or China Post.
Oversized items or countries outside EMS/China Post service areas will be delivered through alternative methods:
- Sea/Air freight door-to-door
- Express carriers(DHL/UPS/FedEx)
Shipping costs may vary for non-standard solutions. We will confirm final rates and obtain your approval before processing orders.
Q: Do you ship internationally?
A: Yes! We deliver to 100+ countries. Import duties may apply; check your local customs regulations before ordering
Q: What is your return policy?
A: We accept 30-day unconditional returns. Customers are responsible for return shipping costs and must ensure items remain undamaged and in resalable condition(original packaging included).
Q: How long do refunds take to process?
A: Refunds are issued within 3 business days after return inspection. Card/bank processing may take 5-10 additional days
Q: What are the main materials used for car body kits?
A: 1. PP Plastic (Polypropylene, OEM Standard Material)
✓ Advantages
Exceptional flexibility: High resistance to bending fatigue, capable of elastic recovery after minor impacts without fracturing.
Lightweight: Lower density than ABS, reducing body weight and fuel consumption
Eco-friendly & safe: Non-toxic, odorless, compliant with automotive exterior environmental standards
✗ Disadvantages
Prone to deformation: May warp under high temperatures or during prolonged storage, requiring periodic adjustments
High cost: Expensive mold development limits customizability; pricing significantly exceeds ABS
▶ Applications: OEM upgrades, front/rear bumpers prioritizing safety and durability
2. ABS Plastic (Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene)
✓ Advantages
Balanced performance: Superior impact resistance, chemical corrosion tolerance, and dimensional stability (-25°C to 60°C)
Cost-effective: Lower raw material costs, ideal for mass production; mid-range modification staple
Processing versatility: Easy painting/electroplating, high surface gloss, and excellent body fitment
✗ Disadvantages
Heat sensitivity: Prolonged sun exposure may cause discoloration; softens at extreme temperatures (>200°C)
Brittleness risk: High rigidity compromises toughness; may fracture irreparably under heavy impact
▶ Applications: Daily street car modifications, cost-effective bumper/side skirt components
3. FRP (Fiberglass Reinforced Plastic/Resin Fiber)
✓ Advantages
Customization flexibility: Hand-laid molds enable complex shapes for personalized designs
Low-cost repairs: Damage repairable with resin, reducing maintenance expenses
Budget-friendly: Lowest material cost; popular entry-level option
✗ Disadvantages
Craft-dependent quality: Manual production often causes wavy surfaces/poor fitment, relying on technician skill
High rigidity, low toughness: Brittle structure prone to cracking on rough roads
▶ Applications: Custom aesthetic parts (e.g., spoilers, lip kits)
4. Carbon Fiber
✓ Advantages
Ultimate weight reduction: Density ≈1/4 of steel, strength 7-10× higher, enhancing handling
High-performance traits: Heat/corrosion resistance; energy absorption during collisions ≈3.7× steel
Premium aesthetics: Signature weave pattern for motorsport flair (common in supercars/track builds)
✗ Disadvantages
Prohibitive cost: Material + labor fees extreme (e.g., full-carbon body >£300,000)
Non-repairable: Damage typically requires full replacement
Complex fabrication: Vacuum forming essential; low mass-production viability
▶ Applications: Race/top-tier supercar performance builds (e.g., hoods, diffusers)
