GyeonPPF EVO 50 ml PPF Ceramic Coating | A True Ceramic Coating Designed Specifically for Paint Protection Film and Vinyl Wrap | DIY Ceramic Coating for PPF and Car Wraps

Rejuvenated my paint protection film nicely, keeps my hood looking great. Application wasn't hard to do, and in an hour or so I covered all the areas I wanted to. Hydrophobic and shiny as heck, i'm happy with the outcome. It's been months and still looking good

There are many ceramic paint coating out there that claim they are suitable for paint protection film (PPF.) Candidly, that never made sense to me. Entirely different surfaces, different surface qualities and different "needs."Paint coatings are frequently advertised as affording additional hardness to paint. That seems desirable. PPF is made of a vinyl product..it is softer and has a bit of cushioning to it to help absorb impacts. While you want to protect it, you don't want to make it harder.Additionally, PPF has self-healing qualities. This Gyeon product specifically states it "will not negatively effect the self healing properties of any PPF." That's the deal MAKER right there. It also will not add gloss to your PPF. Coatings for paint are designed to add gloss, which I don't wanted added to my film.This product is very easy to apply, easier that a ceramic coating to paint. You do apply more to film than you would to paint. Wipe it off immediately after application. After it cures it will make your PPF just as hydrophobic as your ceramic coated paint is. Gyeon states the protection will last for "years."Gyeon has a winner here, the only coating I would apply to PPF or a wrap.

I didn't have a large area to do, as I just have PPF/wrap on the nose of my car to protect it from chips and stones, but this was just about the same application process as on paint/clear coat. It definitely left the ppf/wrap feeling smoother, but my thought is -- if you have ppf/wrap to protect the paint, then wouldn't you expect the ppf/wrap to get damaged over time anyhow? This will, however, prolong the life of the PPF/wrap.

I’ve been around the block with my fair share of ceramic coatings, but the GYEON PPF EVO really made me rethink the game, especially for paint protection films (PPF) and vinyl wraps. This isn’t just another "ceramic coating" — it’s like giving your car’s wrap the suit of armor it deserves.First off, the application. Now, I'm no professional detailer, but the DIY aspect of this product is genuinely user-friendly. The consistency is smooth, not overly thick or watery, and spreads evenly. A little goes a long way with the 50 ml bottle, which is a major plus considering some of these coatings can feel like you need half a gallon just to get the job done. In about an hour, my car's wrap had gone from "meh" to showroom-level glossy.But let’s talk protection — the real reason you’re here. I live in a part of the world where road grime, tree sap, and bugs seem to wage war on anything that moves. After a week of daily driving, the GYEON PPF EVO held up like a champ. Water beads up like it's scared of the surface, dirt barely clings, and even those stubborn bug splats seem to wipe off with ease. It also seems to boost the longevity of the vinyl itself, which is crucial when you've dropped serious cash on a custom wrap.Gloss enhancement? Oh, yes. If your wrap had a solid sheen before, prepare to be wowed. It's like someone turned the gloss dial up to 11 without making it look like cheap plastic. It gives you that "freshly detailed" look every time the sun hits it, and it's been a couple of weeks since the initial application.The only thing I would caution is to take your time during the prep stage. Like any ceramic coating, surface prep is key. If you rush it, you'll see streaks or spots where it didn’t adhere properly. But if you do it right? Absolute perfection.In summary, if you're rocking a vinyl wrap or PPF and want to give it next-level protection without needing a pro detailer, the GYEON PPF EVO is worth every penny. It's easy to apply, enhances the look, and offers serious protection — exactly what you want when you're preserving your car's investment. Five stars, hands down.

Normally people don't ceramic coat a over PPF - except if you use GYEON. My friend is a car detail nerd - and this is the only stuff he recommends.My wrap is several years old - and the installer put on a non-warrantied ceramic coating over it - and said it's not a common option. Again - that was 7 years ago.We washed my car, and decontaminated the wrap - once that was done - car looked great. But the one thing missing was ceramic coating.You have to read the instructions and understand exactly how to apply this. A little bit goes a long way. I was not going to waste this liquid - so I had my friend do it for me, and I watched closely.My car looks better than it did the time the professional did it. I was blown away - my friend just said that's what you get when you sue Gyeon stuff.