Indianapolis, IN:
Ceramic Coating Indianapolis, IN Greenwood, IN
Xpel FUSION PLUS ™ bonds at the molecular level to seal and protect surfaces from environmental contaminants, harmful UV rays, and insect acids. FUSION PLUS also provides resistance to light scratches and fading. Its hydrophobic properties repel dirt and liquids, making surfaces easier to clean. Contact us today to schedule your ceramic coating for indianapolis and surrounding areas!
Packages and Pricing
$400
Fusion Enhance
6 Months Warranty
- 1 Layer of Xpel Ceramic Coating Spray on all paintwork
- Level 2 Exterior Detail
$1000
Fusion
Plus
4 Year Warranty
- 1 layer of Xpel Fusion Plus on all paintwork and plastics, wheel faces
- Level 2 Exterior Detail
- 1 Hour of Polishing – 1-layer Xpel Fusion Plus Glass on all glass
- 1 sample bottle of Xpel Detail Spray
$1450
Fusion Plus Premium
8 Year Warranty
- 2 layers of Xpel Fusion Plus on all paintwork and plastics
- Level 2 Exterior Detail
- 1 Hour of Polishing
- 2 layers Xpel Fusion Plus Glass on all glass
- 1 sample bottle of Xpel Detail Spray
$2100
Fusion Plus Platinum
8 Year Warranty
- 2 layers of Xpel Fusion Plus Paint on all paintwork and plastics
- Level 2 Exterior Detail
- 1 Hour of Polishing,
- 2 layers Xpel Fusion Plus Glass on all glass
- Wheels off and Caliper Coating
- Full Interior Coating
- 1 Month of Membership wash
- 1 bottle of Xpel Detail Spray
Should I Get A Ceramic Coating Or PPF?
Paint Protection Film (PPF) and Ceramic Coating are two different protective media’s used to protect the paint of a vehicle or other surfaces.
PPF is a clear, self-healing, and flexible film that is applied directly onto the paint surface. It provides a layer of protection against physical damage such as scratches, chips, and dings. PPF can also protect against environmental damage from UV rays and road debris.
Ceramic Coating, on the other hand, is a liquid coating that is applied and then cured onto the surface. It forms a hard, durable, and hydrophobic layer that provides protection against environmental damage, reduces maintenance and makes the surface easier to clean. Ceramic coating also enhances the shine and appearance of the surface.
In summary, PPF provides a protective barrier against physical damage, while ceramic coating provides protection against environmental damage, improves the appearance, and reduces maintenance. Both options offer benefits, and the choice between them may depend on the level of protection and appearance desired, as well as the intended use of the vehicle or surface.
