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That makes sense. I’m in an area with mostly asphalt roads, but we do get winter road salt and plenty of bugs during warmer months, especially on highway trips. That’s what made me lean more toward PPF for the front end and lower panels since those spots take the most abuse. From what I’ve read...

Ceramic coating and PPF actually do two different jobs. Ceramic coating helps with gloss, makes washing easier, and gives some chemical/UV protection, but it will NOT stop rock chips or scratches. PPF (paint protection film) is what actually protects the paint from physical damage. If you...