When it comes to protecting your car's paint, Paint Protection Film (PPF) and Ceramic Coating are the top choices—but they serve different purposes.

🔹 PPF is a thick, self-healing film that shields against rock chips, scratches, and UV damage. It lasts 5-7 years and is ideal for new cars, luxury vehicles, and harsh driving conditions.

🔹 Ceramic Coating is a liquid polymer that bonds with paint, adding gloss, water resistance, and UV protection. It lasts 2-5 years and is perfect for enhancing shine and making cleaning easier.

DIY car wrapping can save money, but one wrong move can lead to bubbles, peeling edges, and wasted vinyl. This guide reveals the top 8 mistakes beginners make—like using cheap film, overstretching vinyl, and poor squeegee technique—and how to fix them. Learn pro tips for surface prep, heat application, and edge sealing to get a smooth, long-lasting wrap. Whether you're a first-timer or a DIY enthusiast, these insights will help you avoid costly errors and achieve professional-looking results.

Learn how TPU-based PPF protects your vehicle from rock chips, scratches, UV damage, and chemical stains. We explain the technology behind self-healing layers and how it keeps your car looking brand new.

Many car owners get confused between PPF and ceramic coating. This post clearly compares their differences, applications, pros & cons, and how you can even use them together for ultimate protection.