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

What Makes It Exceptional:Unmatched Durability:With up to 18 months of protection, this spray offers incredible longevity. I applied it months ago, and my car still repels water and dirt effortlessly. The hydrophobic properties are outstanding, and it holds up against harsh weather conditions like rain, snow, and heat.Easy Application:The spray is super user-friendly, even for beginners. I simply sprayed it on a microfiber applicator, spread it evenly, and buffed it out. No streaks, no complicated curing process—just quick and effective application.Sleek and Glossy Finish:The shine it delivers is jaw-dropping! My car has a deep, mirror-like gloss that rivals a professional ceramic coating. It enhances the color and gives the paint a showroom finish that gets compliments everywhere I go.Advanced Graphene Technology:The graphene infusion truly sets this apart. It adds an extra layer of durability and helps keep the surface cooler, reducing the risk of water spots or UV damage.Versatile Use:This isn’t just for cars! I’ve also used it on my motorcycle and even on wheels and trim. It works just as well on various surfaces, providing an all-around protective barrier.Great Value:A little goes a long way with this product. The 12oz bottle is enough for multiple applications, making it a cost-effective solution for premium protection.Why I Recommend It:Adam’s Graphene Ceramic Spray Coating is a standout product for anyone who loves keeping their vehicle looking its best. It combines advanced technology, ease of use, and long-lasting performance. Plus, it saves me time and effort with its self-cleaning properties—my car stays cleaner for longer between washes!If you want unbeatable protection and shine without the hassle of traditional ceramic coatings, this product is a must-try. Highly recommend! 🚗

Just finished using this on my Honda Passport. Very easy to use, not very slick at first, but when I went back to final wipe the vehicle, it was very slick. Very easy to remove, used very little of the bottle for the whole vehicle. When they say a little goes a long way, they are not kidding. I plan to use this on all my vehicles, I have tried different ceramic waxes and this product is easier to use. Very good shine. Great product.

For unknown reasons, the original ceramic coating I utilized was discontinued. Following extensive research, I discovered Adam's product. This product is truly remarkable. It is easy to apply and remove. The shine is truly remarkable. My 2005 Tacoma Speedway blue paint appears flawless. Take a look at the reflection of trees on the hood, along with my 1971 Chevelle reflection on the door. I would definitely recommend Adam's Ceramic Coating.

Shine is great, water repellency is great. I do think this stuff is probably easier to apply and more forgiving with the buff off procedure than a “true” bottled ceramic coating, but marketing this as a spray on ceramic is a bit misleading. You follow the same steps as you do with a bottle of ceramic coating. It isn’t a spray on, wipe off like most other spray on ceramics. Because of this, it takes longer to coat as you have to spray onto the applicator, wipe onto the panels, wait 1-2 mins for it to flash, and then buff off with a microfiber. If you are looking for a quick spray on wipe off product, this probably isn’t for you. I see this as a more forgiving option to a traditional bottled ceramic coating.

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.

Works great. I did my whole car and I really like it. I also have used it in windshield and windows and it lasts around 2-3 months. Very easy to apply. There is a learning curve though. Start light and don’t let it dry too much and work your way into perfection.