Ceramic Coating, 10H Graphene Coating for Car Detailing, Advanced UV Technology Super High Gloss Anti-Scratch Hydrophbic Mirror Paint Sealant 7 Years Prorection

his graphene ceramic coating works great and gives a really nice finish, but you definitely need to pay attention to the flash time and the temperature you’re working in. If you don’t catch it just right, it can be tough to wipe off. Once you get the hang of it though, the results are excellent and long-lasting. Solid product overall.

Exactly as advertised. Used on some brand new wheels & feels very slick/smooth. Hopefully it will help protect the product well & last as it claims. Have not tried on painted material (not used on automobile paint yet) but seems as it will give a nice shine & protect paint better than regular waxes.

So cheaper but it works for me i try to apply to my car and i'm so amaze for this product, get this one for your car but o dont know the longevity of thie graphene ceramic coating

I applied this myself, first time trying it, but I’d done a ton of research and YouTube beforehand. I did wash, iron decon, clay bar, polish with DA machine, isopropyl wipe, and then applied this. I did a second coat on the hood and roof for extra protection. The bottle had plenty for probably 2 full coats on my small SUV. Tip: it takes a while to dry. Don’t buff it too early or it just comes off. If you wait too long it does get hard to buff off too. I would say wait at least how long the bottle says, maybe a bit more. I put it on a couple of months ago, the water beads up great, and it really did make my black metallic paint appear deeper black. I’ve washed the car (touch free or hand wash only now) probably 6 times and it still beads up the same, and I can tell the coating is staying on because one spot where I didn’t buff it enough there’s a towel smear that I can still see. I put it on some of the plastic and wish I had done all the plastic, it made that appear darker too which has also lasted. Overall great experience! There’s no reason to pay someone to do this or pay for a name brand. Just get this and do it yourself. People have told me mine looks just as good as theirs that they paid 1,000 to have done.

Had to comment for the reviews who say it is not enough. Not to disparage anyone, but they are just not using it correctly. This is a ceramic coating, not a ceramic wipe or wax. It is supposed to go on as a thin film and use spread it evenly and thinly over about a 2ft x 2ft section at a time. After applying it with the special applicator and letting it flash (letting the carrier agent evaporate), I use two towels, 1st one to layer it out, the second to buff or polish it over to a nice sheen. You can’t put this on thick in one coat, doesn’t work that way. I was able to do 1 and a 1/2 teslas model S, including the windows and the glass roof. Prep work is important, polish on older cars, new ones if you’re doing it for friends for free as i do, not so much, but doing the iron removal and claying is needed. I’m still working on figuring out how to use the ceramic “boosters” best, mostly because all the cars I have done are recent. I’m sure people are confusing the booster sprays with the coatings which is why they are complaining about the amount. Any ho how, he he hay hay, this coating is definitely worth it. Don’t worry about the longevity , because if you are dedicated enough to do this for your car, you are going to be looking for excuses to do it again in a year or two or you’re going to do what I do and offer to do it your family and friend’s cars for fun.! It's great mindless work, takes skill but you can definitely zen out doing this stuff, and if you make a mistake, you can always correct it,