Ceramic Pro Ultimate Armor At Refined AuTO

The Ultimate Armor Package is tailored to each vehicle and is designed to protect the areas most exposed to road wear. It starts with Ceramic Pro Paint Protection Film installed across the full front end, including high-impact areas such as the front bumper, hood, side mirrors, and other vulnerable surfaces.

The Armor Package includes exterior ceramic coating protection for the paint and plastics. Ultimate Armor adds coating protection for the paint, plastics, wheels, and glass. Ultimate Armor+ includes those same exterior protections, along with interior surface protection using Ceramic Pro LUX and Textile coatings.

The Armor Package includes a 7-year warranty. Both Ultimate Armor and Ultimate Armor+ include a lifetime limited warranty.

Ultimate Armor is designed as a complete exterior protection package and includes warranty documentation that can be added to the vehicle’s Carfax Vehicle Service History Report.

Ultimate Armor is available through Ceramic Pro Elite Dealers throughout North and South America. These dealers complete factory training to ensure they are properly prepared to install Ceramic Pro films and coatings.

Because this package combines paint protection film with specialized ceramic coatings for different vehicle surfaces, proper installation is important. Ceramic Pro Elite Dealers have the training, tools, and experience needed to install the package cleanly and professionally.

Paint Protection Film should be washed regularly with automotive-safe soap made for film and vinyl surfaces. Avoid harsh scrubbers, abrasive products, and aggressive cleaning methods that could damage the film.

To keep the film looking its best, remove contaminants like bird droppings, insects, and road tar as soon as possible. Protective sprays or sealants can also be used as part of regular maintenance.

Ultimate Armor combines paint protection film with ceramic coatings, so routine maintenance is important. Ceramic Pro recommends washing the vehicle about every two weeks with a pH-neutral wash designed for PPF and coated surfaces.

For traditional washing, a foam cannon or two-bucket wash method can be used. For situations where water use is limited or indoor washing is preferred, a rinseless wash is a good alternative. A detail spray can also be used for light cleaning, spot treatment, and quick touch-ups between washes.