- How long does Ngenco PPS last?
- It can provide protection for several years, but actual service life depends on the protected areas, exposure, mileage and maintenance. We inspect each vehicle and specify the applicable coverage and warranty in the quote.
- Why is Ngenco PPS superior to traditional PPF?
- Because it creates a continuous membrane that follows every vehicle contour without cuts, seams, visible edges or adhesive. It also supports clear finishes or reversible color changes and can be professionally removed without leaving residue.
- What is the difference between Ngenco PPS and ceramic coating?
- Ngenco PPS forms a high-build physical barrier designed to resist impacts, abrasion and contaminants. Ceramic coating is a much thinner layer focused mainly on gloss, water repellency and easier cleaning; it does not replace the physical protection of PPS.
- How do I maintain Ngenco protection?
- Use careful washing with pH-neutral products, avoid abrasive chemicals and follow the curing and maintenance guidance provided after installation.
- Are PPF and PPS the same thing?
- No. Both create a physical barrier that protects paint, but PPF is a polyurethane sheet installed with adhesive, while PPS is a membrane sprayed and cured on the vehicle. Premium PPF can also be self-healing and removable; Ngenco PPS has the advantage of continuous coverage with no cuts or visible edges and better conformity to complex shapes.
- Why choose PPS instead of traditional PPF?
- Ngenco PPS is the better choice when you want a uniform finish, coverage across complex curves and edges, seamless full-vehicle protection and the option of a clear finish or reversible color change. Traditional PPF can still be practical when someone wants precut film only on limited areas. The right choice depends on the area, desired finish and vehicle use.