Adam's Advanced Graphene Ceramic Spray Coating Kit - 18+ Months Sprayable Graphene Oxide Ceramic Coating for Cars, Boats, RV's & Motorcycle - Adds Extreme Gloss, Depth, Shine & Protection

I was thrilled with the way this product simply goes on and just wipes off after a minute or 2 of bonding time. Just a little goes a long way. Using the Adams application pad, and the included high quality microfiber cloth was a perfect self automotive paint sealing project. Easier than any product I’ve ever used, and I’ve used many from carnauba waxes of the old days, to all the fine polishes and ceramic coating products for 40+ years and 30+ cars we’ve owned. Started with a clean new car, no paint correction needed on this Lexus, and less than an hour it was finished completely, including all windows, full glass roof and wheels. Without breaking a sweat. Literally wipe on, and wipe off with the microfiber towel. Only needed 1 towel for the entire project, as this products comes right off without effort! Depth of shine and slickness of paint is top notch. I’ll likely repeat every 6 months or so for great protection. Reflective properties are fantastic. The best product I’ve encountered!

Much like painting a car or even a wall in your house, the key to success is the preparation. Before I get to that, let me say this product was easy to apply and for a DYI ceramic coat (none of which offer the same protection as the professionally applied ceramic which cost A LOT more) it enhances the shine and I'm confident will increase the protection against environmental contaminants. I trust the Adams products and although I routinely use other premium brands for my car care, I chose the Adams after reviews and in my past experience with their products ( I'm one of those guys who keeps his cars spit polished as a hobby!). The "Adam's Polishes Advanced Graphene Ceramic Spray Coating Kit" included their applicators and 2 microfiber buffing towels. The spray product goes a LONG way. I tested this on my "utility" vehicle, a Colorado Z-71 pickup. My choice for prep was Mothers' Surface prep (in a spray bottle) and a clay bar. After washing, I used the Mother's CMX Prep (I recommend it) and clay bar. If you have never used a clay bar before, do not panic: It is simple. After the clay bar, I misted the surface with the Mother's CMX Prep once again then wiped dry with a clean microfiber. Applying the Adams was simple: Spray onto their pad (Do not spray directly onto the vehicle!) and then slowly wipe it on in straight lines. Go ahead and do the side and rear windows while you are at it! Do one panel at a time and within a minute or so you will see it dry into "rainbow" effect. Then simply wipe it off. After a few hours curing, I applied a second coat. And the next morning after being garaged overnight, it took all of 30 minutes to apply and wipe off the third coat! AND, I will mention I still have over half of the bottle of Ceramic Graphene Spray left over even after three coats! My truck is silver which is a color not known for its "deep glossy" sheens. And be honest, the Colorado is not the vehicle on which GM applied Its' best paints! But, the Adams really brought out a nice shine and left the truck with that soft buttery slickness a detailer loves to feel when sliding the back of one's hand across the paint finish. My other vehicles have professional ceramic or else I'd use this on them as well. I am completely satisfied with this product and can recommend it to you. I intend to apply this to my mothers' Honda in the near future.

Very hydrophobic after all said & done, but it wasn’t nearly as easy as others have made it out to be. Goes on fine, but it takes a bit to ‘cure’, and once it does, it leaves behind an oily substance that almost beads up (you can see it). The videos by Adams say to wait until you see this happening. That oily substance is stubborn to remove… multiple passes while changing towels, and it is still there. Ran the wipers & what looked clear, then smears, a lot. Also, some areas clearly show a slight residue/film even after all of that wiping, which does not come out. Pita to clean up… even tried a second wash with dawn, still leaves a light layer of this oily, smudgy substance. Real pita. Mind you, you can do a three towels wipe that makes it look clear, but that oily layer is still there, ready to smudge again. Odd product from what was expecting. Don’t think I will use the second half of the bottle. Hopefully it lasts at least half as long as they advertise, I think, maybe. Update… the oily like substance is gone after a bit & two washes, but the dried residue/film remains. Some suggest it is because I waited too long before removing/buffing, which leaves behind a haze/film. More spray did not dissolve/remove, neither did the detail spray. Tried Kamakaze to strip with limited success. Played around & discovered Turtle Wax Graphene Infused Paste Wax, for some reason, blended the film & w the buff seemed to hide most of the dried film. Two coats did the trick, looks slick & clean. Also worked to remove the film/residue from windows, which is where it was most noticeable. Better than polishing the whole thing with a rotary, I suppose. This product is tricky, maybe I screwed up a little, but was trying to follow their posted instructions. Anyway, it is fixed.

Very pleased with Adams spray coating. This is a very easy apply and wipe off. No buffing, this is not a polish or wax that needs buffing. Not a scratch remover or cleaner. Use a cross hatch pattern to apply and remove. Remember, for best results, prep your vehicles surface. Use it on trim, glass etc. My Ram is a 2018 and a daily driver and it looks great. I was impressed how the water just beeds and slides off.

SO this is the REAL DEAL! I had purchased a new vehicle and wanted to apply the Adams ceramic kit I bought for my last vehicle, but was nervous to do so because of all the pitfalls for a novice (or pro) that can happen. I was on the fence on what to do. I took the plunge, because this is a an 18 month product, it's not 8 years, so if I jack it up too bad, I only have to wait 18 months! Turns out, I did do this and I am so glad I did. What an amazing product. You must prep the car properly, because what is left on there will be memorialized under the ceramic coating. Since my vehicle was new, I wasn't too concerned. I did miss a spot of scratches, and they are seen with the ceramic and can't get to them until after 18 months. Anyway, once car is cleaned and wiped down well, all water spots gone, etc. you can apply this so the included applicator. Working smaller areas, you spray on, wait a couple of minutes until you see the rainbow look, then, wipe it off. I will say that you will need to wipe multiple times to get it all off. I did mine as the sun was setting, and used my eyes, blacklight, and a very bright large flashlight to ensure coverage on everything BUT also removal of anything I missed. What I did like about this, is unlike the 8 year ceramic, you can still wipe away high spots, or spots you missed, after the fact. I found stuff later that I missed, and was okay wiping it off. With 8 year stuff, it would have been a forever mistake. This stuff is forgiving in that way. I used this on the interior door panels too, and also the exterior plastic areas. It seems to have been the smartest purchase I made in some time! it's way more than a wax and hope it lasts a year or more. But using the blacklight, it looks so weird, it looks like you totally screwed up your paint, but it's the way it melds with the clear coat to create a sheet of what I call armor, you can call it what you like. Reduces dust buildup, and reduces need for more frequent car washes to still look good. You'll want to consider this for sure. Very good! You won't use alot either, so the size is good for more than 1 or 2 vehicles or applications. It definitely is durable too.