Developed by Defcon Films Australia

PPF VS CERAMIC COATING

Impact protection and surface chemistry are not the same product.

One Absorbs Impact,
One Manages Chemistry

PPF is a physical barrier: 190 microns ±10% of TPU that takes stone chips, with close to 10 kg single-point puncture resistance and a self-healing top coat. Ceramic coating is surface chemistry: gloss, beading and easier washing, with no impact protection.

They are not competitors, and quoting them as either-or leaves money and protection on the table.

The Stack Is The
Real Answer

Ceramic coatings can be applied over Defcon PPF and do not interfere with the self-healing layer, though some coatings change the gloss level, so use coatings designed for film.

Film on the impact zones, coating over the lot: the package quote covers the whole vehicle's actual risk profile.

What The Customer
Keeps

The film side carries transferable cover: up to 12 years on the gloss lines, registered through the e-Warranty system and moving with the vehicle at resale.

Aftercare stays simple on both layers: regular cleaning, no special products required.

Film Construction
& Testing

The physical barrier in the stack is 190 microns ±10% of aliphatic TPU with a 13-micron self-healing top coat; the numbers are unpacked on the specifications page.

The film side of the stack is UV tested: ARPANSA measured Glanz clear TPU film at 99.0% of UV blocked (reference UVR_25-0370-1). The coating side is chemistry, not a barrier, and the two are quoted together. Ready to pick a supplier? Use the PPF buyer's checklist.

Trade Pricing &
Sample Rolls

Film plus coating quotes as a package.

The stack is easiest to sell once you have built one: request a free sample roll, lay a bonnet, coat over it and photograph the result for your quoting sheet.

FAQ

Developed by Defcon Films Australia

Every Defcon film is built for Australian conditions: materials selected globally, proven on local roads, and made to install well.

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