PPF + ceramic bundle Seattle.
Full Body PPF + $500 ceramic
The complete paint protection stack — PPF stops the rock chips, ceramic coating amplifies the gloss and hydrophobic performance. Together, they're unbeatable.
What's Covered
- Full Body PPF install
- + Ceramic coating over the fresh film as the final step, for $500
- Hydrophobic top layer — water beads and sheets off
- Extended UV protection against sun, grime and weather
- Partial PPF? The uncovered paint gets a paint coating, quoted by size and condition
Why Choose PPF + Ceramic Bundle
- PPF and ceramic do different jobs — PPF stops physical impacts, ceramic stops chemical etching and amplifies gloss. Used together they cover every threat.
- Bundle pricing — the coating is $500 as part of a new full body PPF install, versus $800 if you come back for it later (that includes a full detail and decontamination first).
- Easier washing — bug splatter, bird droppings, and tree sap rinse off without scrubbing.
- Glass-like gloss enhancement that pure PPF doesn't deliver.
Who It's For
Anyone investing in PPF who wants the maximum protection stack and the best possible visual finish. Particularly recommended for owners in tree-canopy neighborhoods (Bothell, Issaquah, Sammamish, Mercer Island) where bird droppings and tree sap are constant threats.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does ceramic over PPF work?
The coating is the final step of a new install: the film is fresh and clean, so no detail or decontamination is needed first. The ceramic bonds to the film and creates a hydrophobic top layer that extends its UV protection and shields it from road grime, sap and weather.
Why not just ceramic, no PPF?
Ceramic coating doesn't stop rock chips — it's a thin (microns thick) chemical layer designed for hydrophobic and chemical resistance, not impact absorption. For impact-prone areas (front bumper, hood, fenders), you need PPF underneath.
How much does the bundle cost?
Your Full Body PPF price + $500 for the ceramic coating, applied as the final step of the install. The same $500 add-on works with a new full vinyl wrap. Coming back for it later is $800, because the car gets a full detail and decontamination before coating. With partial PPF, the uncovered paint needs a paint coating, which we quote by vehicle size and paint condition.
Can I add ceramic later if I already have PPF?
Yes. Ceramic over existing PPF or a wrap is $800, and that includes a full detail and decontamination so the coating bonds to clean film. The $500 add-on price applies when the coating is done as part of a new full install.
Related PPF coverage: Full Front PPF · Full Body PPF · Track Pack PPF
Further reading.
- McLaren 750S: PPF + Tint + Ceramic — The Ultimate Protection Stack — April 10, 2026
"If you can't notice what we did, that means we are good." Full gloss PPF, ceramic window tint, windshield film, and Gtechniq ceramic coating on a McLaren 750S. The triple stack explained with pricing and process. - PPF vs. Ceramic Coating: Which One Do You Actually Need? — March 18, 2026
PPF stops rocks. Ceramic coating repels water. Here's why most of our customers end up getting both — and what that Bentley with the perfect water beads has to do with it.
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EMWRAPS — 1900 Airport Way S #103, Seattle, WA 98134. Call (206) 383-5328 for a free quote.
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