Advanced Graphene Ceramic Coating - 10H Graphene Coating for Auto Detailing, 9+ Years of Car Protection & Patented UV Technology

Applying the Graphene Ceramic Coating to both my Lamborghini and Hummer EV has profoundly transformed the way I appreciate vehicle protection and aesthetics. For anyone serious about maintaining their car’s showroom shine while adding an advanced layer of protection, this product is a revelation. On my Lamborghini, the coating brought out a depth and luster to the paint that is truly breathtaking. The graphene infusion in the ceramic coating not only adds to the visual allure but also provides a hardness that resists scratches and swirl marks – an essential feature for such a high-caliber performance vehicle. The hydrophobic properties make washing a breeze, as water beads off, taking dirt and grime with it, which is exceptionally satisfying to watch. The Hummer EV, with its bold and rugged stance, also benefits greatly from this coating. Given its all-terrain capabilities, the protective attributes of the coating are a standout feature. It repels mud and dust effectively, maintaining the Hummer’s imposing presence no matter where I take it. Even after a rough trail, the cleanup is effortless, which speaks volumes about the coating’s durability. The application process was professionally handled, and the cure time was a small investment for the longevity it promises. Both vehicles now have an added layer of UV protection, which is invaluable for preserving the color integrity against the harsh sun. In performance terms, I’ve noticed less drag and a smoother surface, which, while marginal in fuel efficiency improvement, is a welcomed bonus. It’s clear that this graphene ceramic coating is engineered for those who demand the pinnacle of care for their vehicles. For enthusiasts who desire to safeguard their investment without compromising on the visual appeal, this Graphene Ceramic Coating is an essential choice. Whether it’s the sleek lines of a Lamborghini or the assertive build of a Hummer EV, this coating ensures they are both shielded and showcased in the highest regard.

I first bought this Graphene about 15 months ago when I bought a new truck. Put it in and amazing water still beads up. Shocking! Only protectant that really works. Make sure you use gloves as it’s my understanding this stuff is highly toxic and can be absorbed in your hands. Way too expensive but. Best ever

Update: 18 months in and still doing its job I watched one video on applying this and said well that looks doable and then did it, probably even rushed it doing too-big of areas at once (like the rear fender and half of a door in one go), but still it turned out great. Very forgiving imo. I did a mix of yellow body panels, silver trim, and carbon fibre roof, and none show any patchiness in direct sunlight like I was worried about. All repel water extremely well - I didn't do my hood or bumper since those are being PPFed soon and the difference between the panels that have ceramic and those that don't is super obvious. The process is basically clean the surface really well, dry it completely, bring it out of direct sun, apply some coating onto a suede cloth draped over a ceramic applicator, rub down an area of your car with light pressure in multiple directions, let it cure until it stops being iridescent (depends on temp/humidity, for me it was ~60 seconds), wipe it down with a different suede cloth lightly, then rub it down good with a microfiber towel. After 30 min to an hour from initial coating, rub everything down again really well with the microfiber towel - as shown in Adam's youtube video, this is enough to fix high spots after 1 hour. Beyond 1 hour you'll need to apply more coating to rehydrate, and then to start buffing it out and starting over. No reason not to do the full wipedown at 30-60 mins though, just in case you have high spots. Used 1/3 of a bottle to do my entire LC500 (large coupe). Plan on doing my toilet bowls, sinks, shower glass next. Awesome stuff. With how easy/forgiving it was, paying $1300 (quote I got myself) for a full car ceramic coating is nuts. Will see how long it lasts but I'd be thrilled with 3-4 years.

I’m not an auto detailed enthusiast but a friend suggested I try this out on my Infinity qx60 and offered to help apply it so why not? Washed, buffed, polished, and applied the surface prep spray. A lot of work but the paint was looking nice and clean so ready to go. Before we get into the graphene coating, I have to say I’m in Texas and the heat was up too above 100 degrees the day we decided to do this. The suede applicator is tiny so it takes a while to apply this stuff to a large vehicle. Waited until the evening when the sun was setting then applied the coating as directed. The coating would start to rainbow very quickly like less that a minute due to the high temperature. We had to do a small area at a time wipe it down and move on all while sweating all over the place. The longer it takes the more dust particles settle on the surface. The whole process was very stressful trying to make the coating even. The QX60 has a lot of surface area to cover. The applicator and the suede removal cloth wore down quickly making it difficult to make it even towards the end. It turned out looking pretty damn good but definitely some areas where it is uneven. Now that I know how to apply the stuff I’d like to apply another layer but I’ve been too paranoid about it. I def don’t want to remove the first coat. I was thinking about using the spray coating to reinforce it.

Bought this again as I ran out of my first bottle and no regrets. As someone that started his journey down the hobbyist car detailing last year, this was a product that I tried (after various Reddit threads on this) and I was not disappointed. In terms of applying, definitely follow the directions and work in small areas at a time. Do not overdo it and try to cover larger panel; you will end up with high marks and excess product that you'll have to polish out (ask me how I know). My recommendation is to clean the car, iron decontaminate (maybe clay bar with lubrication if you haven't kept up with your car maintenance - to avoid marring); clean off the iron decontamination. Dry off car. Have all of your tools on hand (microfiber clothes, suede applicator, ceramic coating). Make sure you are working in a clean area, out of direct sunlight. In ideal situation, have a very well-lit area because you want to avoid high marks. Now, in terms of longevity, this has been amazing on 2023 black Tesla Model 3. There was intact hydrophobicity, water beading, even after a year of applying it. I do still apply Adam's Graphene Detail from time to time to enhance it. I only ran out of the bottle because I had to do some touchups from prior high marks and had to polish it off (see above). Applied it to a new Model Y and ran out mid-application so I needed to get another bottle. Overall, highly recommend this for its durability and longevity. Ease of use takes a mild hit as this is comparing it to the process for applying waxes (spray and paste), namely needing to limit to smaller areas and having more attention for potential high marks/spots with ceramic. Not enough of a deterrent for me, but something to be aware of if you decide to go ceramic coatings in general.

I have been using this product as a detailing buisness owner for the past 4 years. It is one of the best consumer grade ceramic coatings on the market. If you are looking for a DIY ceramic coating, I would highly recommend using this one since it’s very user friendly. It has excellent durability, hydrophobic properties, and it makes every car we coat appear as if it just rolled out of the showroom. I will attach a picture of what it looks like on a clients car.

I love Adam's products and being the official car care brand for GM this was a no brainer for the ceramic coat on my Corvette. Unlike many others I didn't have a good experience with this product. I watched many videos on application including the one by Pan the Organizer and I followed all the steps. I carefully prepared my work space for the job, had all my towels laid out and ready to go. The problem for me is that the rainbow never dissipated and it never sweated. It just stayed oily and after 3-4 minutes I would wipe off the oily film. It never got tacky. I applied in a temperature controlled garage at 72F. Using the UV flashlight was pretty useless as well, at least on my white car. After I wiped off the oily residue the UV flashlight showed little bright specks on the paint. I'm very disappointed as I spent hours on paint correction and prep. I will try a different brand next time for ceramic coating. I still love all my other Adam's products so far especially the polishes.

This is REALLY GOOD PRODUCT. Work small areas to achieve best results.

gets the job done

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艶も弾きも最高です。 耐久性はこれからですけど、今の所大丈夫そうです。

Did my car on the weekend with this coating, took my time doing small sections, before wiping off i reapplied fresh coat to rejuvenate just in case and everything wiped off without an issue, i think the problem most people are having is because they use too little of the coating on the applicator and letting it seat a bit longer than necessary, i kept my applicator quite wet and after doing an entire model 3 other than glass and wheels i only used half a bottle, most people end up using a quarter. Its been raining and car is beading like crazy from every panel and trim i applied coating on

Only complaint would be the price otherwise works great