SEMA preview · United States
What PPF installers can learn from Ceramic Pro’s SEMA coating and film demos
Clear and color film installations offer a practical setting to ask how the new ONE coating fits a film shop’s workflow.
Topics: PPF · SEMA 2026 · Installation · Coatings
Clear and color paint-protection-film installations are part of Ceramic Pro’s planned SEMA 2026 demonstrations at West Hall booth 52101. For film shops, the November 3–6 program is a chance to watch handling and finishing alongside the company’s new ONE coating.
Ceramic Pro describes ONE as a professional single-layer coating for paint, PPF, vinyl wraps, exterior plastics and trim, and interior components. Its October 5 advance release says a visible flash indicates the wipe-off window and that most applications do not need a dedicated base coat. Those descriptions still leave installers needing instructions for the exact film and finish they intend to coat.
Keep the warranty question separate from the demonstration. The release’s seven-year term applies to paint and includes annual inspections at a certified installer. It does not establish seven years of coverage on every film, wrap or interior surface. The company expects certified installers to offer ONE after the show.
The broader booth program also includes windshield film. Trainers are advertised across show week, but the reviewed page does not supply an individual demonstration timetable. Confirm the current booth schedule before planning a visit around one material.
These are upcoming manufacturer demonstrations, not independent durability or labor-time tests. The advance release uses completed-launch language even though the show had not begun when this preview was checked on October 17.