Advanced Graphene Ceramic Coating for Cars(70ML),12H Graphene Coating for Auto Car Detailing,10+ Years of Long Lasting Car Protection,Gloss Hydrophobicty Anti Scratch

Not anywhere close to an expert in ceramic coats so keep that in mind. I wanted to give a product like this a try. Didn't want to spend a fortune on professional grade, but also didn't want to buy the cheapest. This seemed like a good budget option. So far it hasn't disappointed. A little does go a long way. I imagine I will run out of the soft tissues it comes with before going through even three quarters of the bottle. I use this for coating things around the house, not just vehicles. It does create a hydrophobic surface, resist fingerprints, and make surfaces slightly more slippery. It does have an odor when applying but that goes away.

great product it work amazing on dark colors

Bought a new Tesla, brought it home and put this on. Applicator pad fell apart midway thru and then used a microfiber applicator pad which was awesome. Went on so smoothly after using that. I would recommend throwing away the pad that comes with this and using a fresh microfiber applicator pad. Made the car look amazing. Crossing my fingers it holds up after this winter….

Good price

My roommate spent $100 on the "top brand"I spent ½ on 2x of this generic stuff.My roommate has to wash/buff off dirt/grim each couple weeksI just microfiber and maybe use water if there's grim.I may that using some spray ceramic like others say, but I think they only did one coat. This stuff sticks in microscopic grooves... It makes sense id need a few coats to get it evenMy coat times: Coat 1 (3-4hours) Coat 2 (12-24 hours) Coat 3I did it outside in the shade of a carwash in the morning, you need ventilation cuz this stuff is strong, but not too much cuz it drys fast.I applied a more generous amount to my applicator than the instructions advised but it still took forever, I would get better applicator sponge next time, maybe bigger and do the whole hood in a few swipes, lol.Anyways, much easier than waxing, cheaper, and if you prep your car like the chemical bros would, you're golden!

I've installed half a dozen ceramic coatings on various cars (ranging from new Mercedes to old Hyundai cars) and each one behaves similarly yet has obvious differences.This particular product is great for a low-effort and last-minute fix to plastics or wheels but it isn't as durable as the semi-professional products (which given the price makes sense.)It's hydrophobic and deepens the shine of paint, but it doesn't offer the same kind of protection as a better product. In my opinion it makes sense as a simple product with low expectations, but it isn't a replacement for the nicer products that are offered in the $80+ range.Also, please PLEASE wear a mask. Compared to other products this has a lot more volatile compounds that burn your lungs. The quality of materials is significantly lower, so beware--it's BAD for you.

Used this compound after restoring headlights by hand. It dramatically restored them and the polycarbonate plastic to a like-new condition and I am impressed by the quality of this.I am confident that this product is as effective as similar products $100 in price. Especially with the added value of the applicator pad, microfiber clothes, and rubber gloves.After through sanding, polishing, and degreasing with isopropyl alcohol I'm able to clean headlights. It is cheaper and easier than replacing them or bringing them to a professional.While it's too early to determine it's protective properties, It seems like a nice final coat for UV protection for clear polycarbonate plastic.

I’m not a professional, but a hobbiest for 8 years that likes to test products for fun. I do detailing for family and friends for free trying different products out. I tried this stuff on my wife’s new to us white 2023 Mercedes with 14k miles that was garage kept and babied. I did a two step paint correction, since the previous owner liked to keep it clean but clearly wasn’t aware he was adding swirls with every wash, and alcohol wipe down before applying. It was very easy to apply and remove. Did the whole car top to bottom including headlights, taillights and glass. After a three days in the garage, I applied a second coat. First real life wash was a week later and everything looked good. Second wash another week later and it was still ok. Beading was fair. Always used CarPro Reset for washes and foam cannon. After a month of heavy pollen it was time for a wash that would last more than an hour before being layered in pollen again. Every inch of the coating was gone. Not a single part was left anywhere not even the headlights or taillights. Sheeting water like nothing had ever been applied. Not really surprised for the price but I was expecting it to last more than a month. This car is barely driven, sits in the shade all day and had minimal rain in that time. I even use a professional car drying blower, no towels to dry. There was no reason for it to fail that fast. If you’re up for redoing the coating every month then this is for you. It did give good shine those first couple weeks. But I recommend anything else for something that’s long lasting.