FAQ
Answers before you commit.
A few of the most common questions we hear before protecting a vehicle.
Does ceramic coating prevent rock chips?
No. Ceramic coating adds gloss and surface protection, but it does not stop impact damage from rock chips. PPF is the option designed to protect against that type of damage.
Should I get PPF or ceramic coating?
It depends on your priorities. PPF protects against physical impact; ceramic coating improves gloss, water behavior and maintenance. Many drivers choose both.
Can ceramic coating go over PPF?
Yes. It is common to pair PPF and ceramic coating together for a higher-gloss, easier-to-maintain finish.
Should I correct the paint before ceramic coating?
Yes, in most cases. Proper paint correction helps achieve the best finish and ensures the coating sits on a properly prepared surface.
How long does ceramic coating take?
It depends on the vehicle size, condition and whether correction is included. Many jobs can range from a day to several days.
How long does PPF last?
Modern PPF materials are durable and designed for long-term use, with longevity dependent on care, installation coverage and driving conditions.
Do you offer full-body PPF?
Yes. Full-body coverage is available depending on the vehicle and the level of protection desired.
Can you coat PPF?
Yes. Coating over PPF can add gloss, hydrophobic performance and easier maintenance.
Do you work on new vehicles?
Yes. New vehicle protection packages are a common fit for owners who want to preserve the finish from day one.
Do you work on used vehicles?
Yes. Used cars can benefit from correction, coating, PPF or a tailored mix based on condition and goals.
What PPF coverage is best for highway driving?
Front-end or partial coverage is often a strong recommendation for highway drivers, while full-body protection is ideal for higher-risk or premium vehicles.
Is ceramic coating worth it on a used vehicle?
It can be. If the paint is sound and properly corrected, a ceramic coating can improve appearance and reduce upkeep.
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