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PPF or Ceramic Coating ( or both)
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joebruin77
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Ceramic coatings are awesome paint protection products. They are like a semi-permanent wax . Because a ceramic coating is very hard to remove, the paint needs to be clean, decontaminated, and polished really well before application.
You can have a coating professionally installed and that can be expensive. Or you can do the work yourself. There are consumer-level coatings that are very easy to apply. For example, Gyeon Cancoat Evo is considered a "light" ceramic coating that is extremely easy to apply. It will last 12-18 months:
Q² CANCOAT EVO - GYEON
The easiest to use and most versatile ceramic coating in a spray for
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and here is a helpful video that describes what a ceramic coating does (and also some common incorrect myths about them):
ThanksCeramic coatings are awesome paint protection products. They are like a semi-permanent wax . Because a ceramic coating is very hard to remove, the paint needs to be clean, decontaminated, and polished really well before application.
You can have a coating professionally installed and that can be expensive. Or you can do the work yourself. There are consumer-level coatings that are very easy to apply. For example, Gyeon Cancoat Evo is considered a "light" ceramic coating that is extremely easy to apply. It will last 12-18 months:
Q² CANCOAT EVO - GYEON
The easiest to use and most versatile ceramic coating in a spray for
and here is a helpful video that describes what a ceramic coating does (and also some common incorrect myths about them):
But Can I apply it over PPF ??
joebruin77
Active Member
Yes, absolutely. If you watch the video referenced above, he talks about how you can apply ceramic coating on top of PPF. It won't interfere with the self healing properties of the PPF and will protect it
JosephAmato
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Whether it makes sense to add ceramic coating to your car after installing PPF will depend on a few factors. For starters, consider the condition of your paint and how much protection you need. If your paint is in great condition and you want extra protection from UV rays, scratches, and other environmental elements then adding a ceramic coating can be beneficial. On the other hand, if your paint is already in need of some attention or you are just looking for a way to make your car look glossy and shiny then it may be overkill.
In addition to the condition of your paint, also consider the cost associated with ceramic coatings. Installing a ceramic coating can be expensive compared to PPF and may not be worth it if you are on a tight budget.
Ultimately, it is up to you to decide whether adding ceramic coating is the right decision for your car. Consider the condition of your paint and the cost associated with installation before making a final decision. Good luck!
Joseph
From Precision Auto Styling
In addition to the condition of your paint, also consider the cost associated with ceramic coatings. Installing a ceramic coating can be expensive compared to PPF and may not be worth it if you are on a tight budget.
Ultimately, it is up to you to decide whether adding ceramic coating is the right decision for your car. Consider the condition of your paint and the cost associated with installation before making a final decision. Good luck!
Joseph
From Precision Auto Styling
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