[malvern_man]

Originally Posted by nZtiZia

though I'm no expert, I question the validity of this statement. prior to ceramic-infused ppf, there are ceramic coatings developed and designed to be applied onto ppf via applicator pad (my detailer made a video during my installation), and it very clearly works as intended with excellent hydrophobicity. I don't know exactly which ceramic product he used on my XPEL stealth ppf but most if not all displayed products in the showroom are Gyeon. i recently refreshed with a top coat of Gyeon Q2M Cure Matte sealant, and water continues to bead and sheet off super slickly. here's a video showing the hydrophobic performance of non-coated stealth ppf:

i can tell you that water beads and sheets off my ceramic-coated ppf a lot better than shown in the video

I think you are correct, I was just going off what my Gyeon PPF installer told me, maybe he meant the ceramic infused PPF, who knows.

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I just had mine done and paid $2400 for the Xpel Full front, mirrors, rockers and door cups. Also included wrapping the edges which is critical. I did receive a military discount of 10%.

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It was $400 for the wheels off ceramic coating and that included the calipers. Very happy with the result.

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