Graphene Ceramic Coating for Cars (70ml) 12H Advanced Graphene Coating for Car Detailing - 10+ Years of Long Lasting Protection -Easy to Use Stronger than Car Wax，Extra-hardness High Gloss (12H)

Good value. Nice shine. Work's good.

Le hice el recubrimiento después de una descontaminación y una rectificación de la pintura. El tratamiento es aceptable, tiene buen tiempo de secado suficiente para que te de tiempo a avanzar antes de temer que limpiar. Trae buena cantidad me alcanzó para un SUV Grande incluso el techo. El tratamiento tiene buen acabado de brillo aunque no es muy bueno repeliedo el agua. El resultado se ve bien. Supongo que haya mejores opciones pero por el precio es una excelente opción.

my first time with Ceramic coating. easy to do. I got it on before salt on roads.

Easy to use. Great gloss, workable flash time. Now to see how it holds up

Originally got this to put on my Camaro once I get it reassembled.Life got in the way, and that project is quite delayed now.So, I decided to toss it on some new headlight housings I got for my Tundra.So far, it's going great. No streaks, weird marks, or other issues. Went on like a breeze and has been holding up nicely. I'm hoping that it protects from UV rays/yellowing over the years.I'll come back eventually with any updates.

I loved this set. Had everything my son needed to make his car shine. Looks great and was easy to apply.

This ceramic coating kit is nice to have and put on an unprotected car. I wouldn't trust the description too much as it is not 12H and will not last 10+ years, at least not in the hot baking sun of Florida and the consistent rain. I would probably give it 1-2 years at most as compared to spray ceramic that will only last 3-6 months depending on application, maintenance, and if its garage kept or outside all the time. The kit provides you with everything you need but I would apply it very carefully as it can get messy. Overall nice little kit for the price.

Like all of these coatings, the key to getting good results is the prep work first. After twice washing, then using a clay bar, then washing again and drying with a microfiber towel, I put my car in my garage overnight to ensure all water caught between lights, mirrors, and trim would dry - so it didn't drip or run out when applying the coating. If you have done this before, you know what I mean. Just remember that if the paint is not perfectly smooth or has imperfections, this coating will not fix it - fix issues or buff before applying if the paint needs it. I took one area at a time (fender, door, etc.) and it is not a fast process - you must keep the applicator wet during the process and keep adding more drops as necessary, but don't saturate it. Once you have a complete coating, applied from two directions to ensure consistency, let it sit a little while then use microfiber towels to buff off. Make sure you have plenty of towels, as I found that each section required at least one towel - one side to do the initial removal, then the other to buff off completely. After sitting another night in the garage to cure without getting wet, I brought it out and it looked beautiful - nice deep color and plenty of gloss. I don't have a show car, but this made the factory paint look great. I seriously doubt the 10 year claim; I think they need to be more realistic. I believe a year is more realistic if you live in a climate with lots of sun and rain - but will come back and update longevity if there are any surprises either way.