20H Advanced Graphene Ceramic Coating for Cars (70ml) - Car Detailing Kit, 10+ Years of Long Lasting Protection, Apply After Car Wash & Paint Correction, Ultra High Gloss

I applied this a couple months ago. It was easy to apply and seems to be holding up well. It doesnbead some but not extremely. The bottle is small but it goes a long way.

Worked well for me, a first time user. I wanted to protect my new car and was looking at the highest reviews for professional grade ceramic coat by Adams and chemical guys. I came across this at a cheaper price thinking it was Adams, but it isn't. Afraid to mess up my new car finish my plan was to do my 2002 Silverado first to figure it out. The Silverado actually looks pretty good for an 02. I did the wash, clay bar, some polish. This morning the product arrived on schedule, so I did a quick rewash and chamois dry this morning and after lunch at 65 degrees 14 percent humidity began pretty much following the directions going a little heavier on the application with a bit of hesitation for the wipe off as directed due to the cooler temp. Finished in a couple hours using approx. Half the bottle. Looks good to me. So we'll see on the 10 years although I won't get my hopes that high since this stuff seems pretty thin to me, but looks good especially for being the first time I ever did ceramic coat.

Call me crazy and maybe in the long term this will be a horrible solution! I bought this product to coat all of the non-cooking surfaces of a Blackstone grill, during assembly. As the only issue I ever have with outside grills are the exterior pieces rusting or fading, I am hoping this lessens the effect, delays it or eliminates it! This should give me the protection I need. It was packaged well and incredibly easy to apply, although I was not worried about streaking or making it perfect, I was worried about coverage. During a recent rain, the grill looked like new after it was over, so the protection from the weather should not be an issue! I will update once I have given this product some time!

Worked great.Used the chemical guys clay bar beforehand. Make sure to apply enough, I had done this 9 months ago but didn’t apply nearly enough. Flash was after a few minutes. Wish instructions included proper flash time though.

I have been testing out a few different types of Ceramic coatings on a verity of different cars, from trucks, to a few teslas, to a Honda Accord. For insights, I've been detailing cars for about 10 years, 5 years as a semi-professional.Application:It's a well known fact that Ceramic coatings in general are a bit more difficult to apply then your generic Spray ceramic coating. You need to do a full wash, clay bar, then apply pre-spray that removes oils and residue. Once that's accomplished, you can start the application process which includes wiping it on, waiting for the product to 'flash', then wiping it off. This process is really no different than other products. The one noticeable difference is that this product has a slight smell. It's like 90's hairspray. It's noticeable, and I've tried about 5-6 other ceramic coatings without such smell.Shine:Overall the product had average shine after application (wipe on and wipe off). What I will say though is after, you can't really tell that you applied anything. When I took my mother in law's car to her, she didn't notice the section that I applied it on.Protection:this is the big one. The product claims high protection, but in the few tests that I performed, I really couldn't tell. I am not to impressed as this is slightly more expensive then other coatings, and in fact I likely won't be purchasing this product again.In terms of removal, the product is easy to remove-- in fact I would almost say the product doesn't bond well like other coatings. You can't really tell, and I would argue that it likely bubbles off after a few hours.I tried this on glass, and noticed that it doesn't bond well either-- which I won't take points off because it's not marketed towards glass.

No issues, looks great and was easy to apply. I looked at a lot of other projects and kept coming back to this one. My last Tesla, I paid $1,200 for a ceramic coating. The people that say this is over price must have never had a professional do the job. I think the key is making sure your car is clean and free from any wax before you start.

Product is amazing and love how it’s packaged. You talk about gloss and glass!!!

I was pretty excited to try this product as the reviews were encouraging. It took me approximately 2 weeks prepping the paint on my Lexus gx460 because I wanted the final product to be perfect. I clay bared the entire car, lightly buffed with a da buffer, then hand buffed it, then cleansed with isopropyl alcohol then with Adam’s wax remover then went over and corrected all the paint chips followed my more buffing and more alcohol and more Adam’s surface prep to finally get to the ceramic application. The perfect cloudy cool day I applied as instructed and thought this stuff is great. Two weeks have gone by and after a rain the car was all water spotted. Today it was covered with pollen so I rinsed to off thinking nothing would stick to this product but to my demise the pollen just stayed on it. I ended up having to wipe it down and in doing so noticed that there was nothing between the cloth and the paint. It was like I never applied a ceramic coating at all. So disappointed I had to write this review. Don’t waste your money on this junk. The water beads creating horrible water spots that then etch into the paint when the sun comes out. Do yourself a big favor and chose something else