Adam's Polishes UV Graphene Ceramic Coating - 10H Ceramic Coating for Cars W/UV Glow Technology | 7+ Years of Protection | Apply After Car Wash Clay Bar Car Buffer Polisher | Boat RV Motorcycle

This product is absolutely amazing when you follow the necessary steps, properly prepare your auto and take your time to do everything right. Before starting, I watched the video, but it's long and I'm impatient, so I kinda breezed through it. Don't breeze through it...watch it all and pay attention. Especially to the part where you do SMALL sections at a time and wipe away the excess as soon as it rainbows or flashes...that's only 30 seconds to 1 1/2 minutes. Do not leave it on longer than that or you'll have to start over again. I carefully washed my car, clay barred it, etc. to ensure the surface was clean, dry and ready for application. I got this part right. The first time I shook the bottle (it says to shake well before using, and you'll see that the graphene powder falls to the bottom of the bottle if you don't) I didn't realize the cap was loose. Two giant drops of product were flung onto my car: one on the driver's window and door, one on the rear driver's door. I didn't think anything about it and didn't even notice it caused a problem until I saw the car out in sunlight. If I had more carefully paid attention to the Adams videos on YouTube telling how to apply this product, I would have immediately buffed it off those spots. Because this product is so long lasting, those drips were destined to be on my car for years (see photo). I called and Adam advised that I'd need to use compound to get down to the paint and re-do those areas in order to get those drips out. I spent all day yesterday doing that and my car now looks amazing. OK, so the above is a great cautionary tale, now let's talk about what happens when you do it right: My car is now a deep glossy black. And when water hits it, it doesn't just fall off, it practically jumps off. If this product lasts even half as long as advertised, I'm absolutely thrilled with it. And it isn't hard at all to apply, it's just important to apply (and remove) it correctly. It is expensive, but when you think about how much you pay for wax or other products and you figure in your time applying it every year or twice a year, it really should work out to be pretty economical. A little shoutout regarding their customer service: My bottle arrived with a loose top. About 1/3 of the product had leaked out. I contacted Adams and they replaced it. When they sent the replacement, I notice they've changed the top all together, so I think that should prevent it from coming loose in transit. Because of this and the assistance Adam gave me on the phone about how to fix the drip issue, I give them absolutely top grades for customer service.

This kit is fantastic. Especially if you’ve never applied a ceramic coating. It comes with all the necessary tools like surface prep spray, microfiber towel, microfiber applicators, and graphene boost. And that’s not all! The fact that this product has a UV tracking system, it makes it so easy to use the blacklight the kit comes with to double check your work. Very simple and easy application. After I applied it, I allowed the coating to cure for the recommend 12 hours and let me tell you, the results were fantastic. Not only did the vehicle have such a fantastic shine, it restored the vibrancy of the paint. Maybe even made it look better than the day it left the showroom. I love that the coating lasts for over half a decade. Actually almost nearly a decade! Can’t beat the durability of this product.

I recently got a new Ford Mustang Mach-E in red. Red wasn't my first-choice color, but I wasn't a fan of any of the other offerings. In my experience, deep reds, like this one, take a lot of work to keep looking good. Hence my reasoning for wanting a high-quality ceramic coating. Plus, living in the Pacific Northwest, the car will see a lot of rain and I wanted to prevent water spotting as much as possible. I opted for the Graphene variant as it's marketed to be more hydrophobic than the standard ceramic coat. Since the car is only a few months old, I wasn't too concerned about damage and contamination. I washed my car like usual with my fav Chemical Guys soap and rinsed thoroughly. Before drying the car, I went around it with Adam's Clay mitt and detail spray. This was definitely the faster way to claying your car, and since the car is new I wasn't concerned about missing much vs. a traditional clay bar. After drying the car, and waiting overnight, I used Meguiars Ultimate Polish over all the painted surfaces and plastics (door sill areas). After removing the polish, I sprayed the car down is stripping agent. The TLDR version of this: It's a lot of prep work, and it took me two days. I finally got to a place where I could apply the Adam Graphene Coat. I used the Adam's Microfiber applicators, applied a few drops and got to work. After watching tons of videos about the application, I was kind of surprised at how fast it was drying--literally just about 30 seconds--and that's in the middle of a high-humidity day, too. After doing some online scouring, I came to the conclusion that I wasn't using enough of the liquid. So, I started using 5 or 6 drops per section instead of the 2 or 3 drops. Now we're getting somewhere! It took about 5 minutes, but the surface started to get a bit tacky and hazy. Perfect! For those wondering, the red color of the car made seeing any rainbow effect really difficult, and that's why I had to wait until the texture changed. Once sticky, I would buff it off and BOOM! It left a brilliantly clear shine on my car. So far, I've been really impressed when out in the rain. The water will still pool in droplets, but they just don't adhere to the paint as well. This means that once you're up to 10mph, the water just falls off. By the time I pull my car into the garage, it's almost 90% dry. It's crazy. And two weeks in, the car still looks like I just washed it, despite being in the rain probably 5 or 6 days now. It's crazy! Now, what will really determine the worth of the Graphene coating will be the longevity. If I have to redo the process in a year, I'm not sure I'll be thrilled. But if I can get 2 or 3 rainy seasons out of it, I'll be really happy. But for now, definite 5 stars!

So far so good, much better than the spray on "ceramic coating". Application was easier than expected when taking my time. Wouldn't go back to getting it done by others as I enjoyed putting work into it. Great stuff Adams

Works great. Took me a few hours to coat the suv. All I usually use to wash my car is a microfibre and Adams detailing solution

Did a great work

Excellent product

Very good product