Ceramic coating
Deep gloss, water repellency and resistance to chemicals and UV. Ceramic coating does not replace PPF against stone impacts.
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PPF or ceramic coating: which should you choose?
PPF protects automotive paint from stone chips, light scratches and road abrasion. Ceramic coating improves gloss, water repellency and resistance to chemicals, but it does not replace film against stone impacts.
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| Criterion | PPF | Ceramic coating |
|---|---|---|
| Primary purpose | Physical protection from chips and abrasion | Gloss, hydrophobicity and chemical/UV resistance |
| Typical areas | Bumper, hood, fenders, mirrors or full body | Painted surfaces, compatible film and wheels |
| Best for | New cars and frequent highway use | Easier care and appearance retention |
| Limitation | Higher initial cost | Does not stop significant stone chips |
Choose PPF when the main risk is stone chips and scratches. Choose ceramic coating when gloss, easier washing and chemical resistance matter most. The two systems can be combined for broader protection.
Paint correction
Controlled correction of swirl marks, holograms and gloss loss after a focused paint inspection.
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Clear polyurethane film for physical protection of the bumper, hood, fenders, mirrors or full body.
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