Paint Protection Film (PPF) and Ceramic Coatings are two different types of protective coatings that can be applied to a car's exterior to help prevent damage and keep it looking new for longer. Here's a brief overview of the differences between the two:

Protection Type:
-  PPF: Paint Protection Film is a clear, urethane film that's applied to the exterior of a car to protect it from scratches, chips, and other types of damage that can be caused by road debris, rocks, and other hazards. PPF is designed to absorb the impact of these hazards and protect the car's paint underneath.
-  Ceramic Coatings: Ceramic coatings are a liquid polymer that's applied to a car's exterior to provide a protective layer that repels water, dirt, and other contaminants. Ceramic coatings provide a hydrophobic layer that helps to prevent water spots and other types of damage that can be caused by exposure to the elements.

What they protect from in an automotive aspect:
-  PPF: PPF protects a car's exterior from scratches, chips, and other types of damage caused by road debris, rocks, and other hazards. It's particularly useful for protecting high-impact areas like the hood, bumper, and fenders.
-  Ceramic Coatings: Ceramic coatings protect a car's exterior from contaminants like water, dirt, and other types of debris that can cause damage over time. They also help to prevent oxidation and UV damage caused by exposure to the sun's harmful rays.

Overall, both PPF and Ceramic Coatings provide different types of protection for a car's exterior. PPF is ideal for protecting against high-impact hazards, while Ceramic Coatings provide a hydrophobic layer that repels water and contaminants.

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