Ceramic coating has cured unevenly on paint protection film (PPF) and standard solvents and polishes cannot remove it without damaging the PPF.

No solvent or polish exists that safely and effectively removes ceramic coatings from PPF without damaging the film; aggressive methods burn PPF, gentle methods fail.

Opp. Score

Severity

4High

Willingness to Pay

implied

Added

May 19, 2026

Workarounds Described

tried alcohol and acetone (no effect)
tried polishing with wool pad and PPF polish (barely effective)
tried uro fiber with 3D One polish (50% effective)

App Concept

PPF-Safe Ceramic Remover

A chemical stripper or polish formulated to dissolve cured ceramic coatings from paint protection film without clouding or melting the PPF. Designed for detailers to safely correct coating mistakes on PPF.

Key Features

Non-abrasive chemical stripper safe for PPF
Fast-acting on fresh coatings (under 24 hrs)
No heat or aggressive compounding required
Clear instructions for use on different PPF types

Target Users: Professional auto detailers and DIY enthusiasts who apply ceramic coatings over PPF and need a safe removal option.

Revenue Model: $29.99 per 8oz bottle; $49.99 for 16oz; subscription for bulk users

Existing Solutions Mentioned

Carpro Dlight (ceramic coating)PPFalcoholacetonewool pad + Gyeon PPF polishuro fiber + 3D One polish

Part of App Idea

Ceramic coating has cured unevenly on paint protection film (PPF) and standard solvents and polishes cannot remove it without damaging the PPF.

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