Ceramic Coating PRO 10H - Self-Healing | Long lasting for 2 cars+ | Advanced SiO2 Protection | Easy Application | Candy-Like Gloss | Perfect for Cars, Motorcycles, RVs, and Boats (50ml)

So I've used one kit on about 5 cars now, only a single coating. I didn't use the applicator or anything included in the kit aside from the ceramic itself. I haven't seen any of the cars I applied to come back ever, but I heard from some of my old squad at the dealerships that I detail for that when they washed these cars, almost nothing would stick to them. I find this most favorable on the face of the wheels for some reason [I use an electric powered air brush to apply in to the wheels, let sit for a minute and then wipe].The amount of care I put into my ceramic work regardless of what brand it is is as best as I myself can get [skill level doesn't matter in this aspect, what you put it will determine what you get out of it- if you don't do your due diligence and decon and do paint correction etc, you won't get a good finish after you've applied the ceramic...]. I applied it to a C8 corvette with chrome powder wheels. My squad could see the car from the street about a 10th of a mile down the road, it was gleaming so much. they called me up and asked how the wheels got so white and i explained they were chrome. the shine is absolutely scary. I can't see gloss so well unless it's a obvious before\after, or after a sanding and polish, but I could clearly see how stellar the shine was afterwards on this red corvette. It's kind of thick to run through an air brush at 30psi with around a .3 tip, but it'll come out. After around 3 cars, I left some of the coating inside the threads before closing it up to see how it would react later, this coating was like glass, I thought I broke the cap and everything! I definitely believe even if it isn't 10h as advertised [I can believe it is, but I will be testing that by the end of next month], it is definitely a VERY strong coating. At the price point I paid for it, it was around $40+, so I was kind of sad seeing its price drop, I was under the assumption it wasn't as good of a product. It definitely is an amazing product overall, and I have tons of cars to test it on to see how far it goes and how I can break it down if I ever need to. I'm also going to do a comparison against my favorite go-to ceramic and see how well it goes against, or if I can stack with my favorite ceramics. I'll find pictures and videos as I do more applications, and I guarantee I'll be buying a lot more of this product in the future. I'm so hyped up over it that I'm trying to convince him to use it on his black mercedes. I'm almost tempted to snag a bottle of the graphene coating as well just to play with it, i like this one so much.

This product is the best bang for your buck. I did use my own applicator and did use the whole bottle on my car. I have a white coupe and after I applied it the water drips right off and the car looks clean for weeks at a time. The windows also work very well with product and never have to use my wiper anymore and bugs come off with washer fluid now.

Was great until hand washed using a PH neutral soap.Left millions of small holes into the paint.Car was iron removed. Clay bar used to remove anything fromPaint. Buffed and polished.Added the ceramic coating and after one wash did this.

Still seems to be holding up decent after 3 years in Michigan weather but I notice the side panels don’t bead as well as it used to but that’s to be expected. Gives a great depth to your paint.

Used this after buffing and polishing my Silverado. Had just enough product to cover the whole truck. Easy to use and seems to be working very good.

Applied to very aged and neglected paint after a two-step paint correction. This product never hazes, flashes, or gives you that oil slick look. I would just apply to a panel, wait 3 minutes, then use the two-towel method to remove. By time I was done with a panel and then the 3 minutes, I would be around that 5 minute mark. I would first remove the bulk of what was left with one microfiber towel, then finish removing what little "haze" was left with a different microfiber cloth.The Look:It definitely is different. It makes the paint look richer/deeper. It really does look like a very fine layer of glass was laid over the vehicle. Carnuba has nothing on the "wet" look this ceramic coating has.The Feel:Application was as expected. It was easy to remove even on a warm humid day. This coating does NOT leave a "slick" feel. It is instead very "grippy." I don't mean sticky. I mean, it is so smooth and clean that it has this certain amount of natural-feeling grippiness to it. I'll be topping it with another ceramic spray product that adds slickness and hydrophobicity.But is it real ceramic coating?YES. When I first opened the package, the top was quite difficult to remove. Some of the coating got past the rubber stopper and around the threads. I had to use a piece of pointy steel to carefully "chip" away at the cured coating around the threads. If you don't fully "buff" away the residue, it will cure into an ugly smudge that is quite difficult to remove.Do I recommend it?All depends. It wasn't expensive. Application wasn't complicated in the slightest. Would I buy it again? Probably not. I would pony up the extra money for a more expensive coating that doesn't leave the surface so 'grippy.'

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Car looked super glossy after applying. Beads water nicely. Just applied recently so can’t speak on durability yet, but first impression is good.