Adam's Advanced Graphene Ceramic Spray Coating Kit - 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! 🚗

As someone with over 40 years of auto dealing experience (professional + personal), I finally decided to explore ceramic coatings instead of good 'ol carnauba waxes that I have always used. Not wanting to invest too heavily into one, I opted for Adam's graphene spray to test out the product without making a large investment. I also settled on Adam's after researching various brands since the reviews I found all showed it was a good balance in what I expect a paint sealant/protectant to provide. Beyond the cleaning, stripping and prep process before a ceramic coating can be applied, I found the actual application process to be quite fast and easy especially when compared to using waxes. Application of the product was quick and easy with the use of a micro fiber application block and the setup time was very fast (especially with the warm & extremely low humidity AZ air). Once the product was setup, it was easy to wipe and buff and it was all done by hand vs the need for a buffer and how much work waxes require, especially if you wait too long to buff them out. So far I am highly impressed with how well water beads up during our recent rain storms especially since I decided to try this product on all of the windows on my '08 Sequoia which it performs exceptionally well. I use Adam's Graphene detail & CS3 products for cleaning and maintenance and so far finding that this coating holds up far better than any carnauba was products I have ever used, which I typically have to reapply every 3-4 months. A word of note, my Sequoia is Slate Metallic (blue-gray) in color and the Adam's Graphene products helped to darken it up into a more gray tone which I like and give it a more "wet" look as well. Another thing I am finding with the ceramic products is that you do not need as much even for a large vehicle so suggest that you purchase the smallest amount you can, it barely took 1/3 of the 16 oz bottle to coat my entire Sequoia which makes this a highly cost effective product.

I have tried all sorts of coatings, all the major brands, but none go on as easy as this and repell water this good. This is hands down the BEST coating I've ever used. After applying this I can literally wash my car with running water over a wash mitt, no soap, no detergents, dust and dirt flushes away. After washing I use a EGO cordless leaf blower and what little water is left flys off the car!! The shine is amazing. Excellent value, it's not some crazy high price. I'm ordering another bottle today. One bottle did 3 cars and one truck. Do your proper surface preparation, wash, clay bar, clay mitt, and apply, wait for the purple streaking and wipe/buff off. It goes on way easier than any wax. Time will tell for durability, so far a few months and it's still doing well. I can easily recommend this product.

A few important notes: Complete surface preparation was done prior to application. Polished with Menzerna P085rd to remove the previous coating (Gyeon Pure Evo). Used Gyeon Prep to remove any remnant polishing oils and to leave a bare paint surface. The 1st coat was applied on 09/05/24. I applied a 2nd coat on 10/12/24. I wash the car every 2 weeks using P&S Frostbite (traditional bucket wash) or P&S Absolute (rinseless). I use Meguiar's Hybrid Ceramic Detailer as a drying aid. This detailer does add a small, immaterial amount of protection but it's gone/removed by the next wash. Application and removal were easy but it can be tricky depending on your weather. I used a small (2"x4") dense foam block wrapped with a microsuede cloth. I sprayed 3 times directly to the applicator and wiped in a cross-hatch pattern for even coverage on one panel (door, fender, half a roof, half a hood, etc). In my warm Texas autumn weather, the product would rainbow on the surface almost immediately. I waited an additional ~10 seconds before removal. One plush towel to level high-spots, a second plush towel to remove the majority of product, and a third low-nap towel for finishing and buffing to a shine. I did a test spot on my roof where I followed Adam's instructional video (apply, see the rainbow effect, wait for the rainbow to fade, then remove). It was *impossible* to remove the coating as it had completely set. I blame the hotter-than-normal Texas temps for this. I highly recommend doing a test spot to find the optimal timing of removal for your climate. Appearance-wise, the coating has a very glossy, liquid look. But to be honest, pretty much every coating is going to look the same/similar when the paint is perfect. Slickness was a notable standout as the surface was smooth to touch and towels glided without any degree of grabbiness. Durability of protection and hydrophobics are the primary reason to use a ceramic coating. Beads were super-tight and water repulsion was instant for the first 6 months. Then I noticed that small parts of horizontal surfaces (trunk, roof, hood) had transitioned to very fast-sheeting. I did a decon wash in the spring but that did not improve performance. Over the next 6 months, other sections of the car would gradually transition to fast-sheeting. Which brings the timeline to today (11/15/25). At this point, all horizontal surfaces and the lower half of most panels are slow-sheeting (but not pooling) while the rest are fast-sheeting. I took off one star for my rating as I highly doubt that I would have any appreciable durability after 18-24 months (as claimed). After 1 year (13 months to be exact), I would give this coating a rating of 4 stars. It won't last the 18-24 months claims but most coatings don't meet their durability claims either unless they are parked in a garage and never driven. It's easy to apply/remove and it's a fantastic value when you consider how much product you get (12 oz. vs 30ml/50ml). Next weekend, I am going to repeat the whole routine again as this coating has proven itself.

I went to use it and the sprayer that goes into the bottle doesn't properly fit. Either they sent me too small of a bottle or the wrong sprayer. Everything else in the kit was great. Will update review after using product. UPDATE: You have to push it in. I was worried the straw would break, but it didn't break and the sprayer sprayed with no problem. The kit's microfiber cloth is extremely soft. I followed the directions for application (sprayed the sponge, applied it, waited 2 minutes, then buffed it). It was a noticeable clean on the windshield. I also did some of the car near the windshield and the shine was impressive. I've used several products to try to maintain a shine on cars and help water run off of the windshield in the Florida storms. I'll update the review once I use the car in rain to see the hydrophobic quality as well. Very happy with my purchase so far. Ease of use: 5/5 Quality: 5/5

SO this is the REAL DEAL! I had purchased a new vehicle and wanted to apply the Adams ceramic kit I bought for my last vehicle, but was nervous to do so because of all the pitfalls for a novice (or pro) that can happen. I was on the fence on what to do. I took the plunge, because this is a an 18 month product, it's not 8 years, so if I jack it up too bad, I only have to wait 18 months! Turns out, I did do this and I am so glad I did. What an amazing product. You must prep the car properly, because what is left on there will be memorialized under the ceramic coating. Since my vehicle was new, I wasn't too concerned. I did miss a spot of scratches, and they are seen with the ceramic and can't get to them until after 18 months. Anyway, once car is cleaned and wiped down well, all water spots gone, etc. you can apply this so the included applicator. Working smaller areas, you spray on, wait a couple of minutes until you see the rainbow look, then, wipe it off. I will say that you will need to wipe multiple times to get it all off. I did mine as the sun was setting, and used my eyes, blacklight, and a very bright large flashlight to ensure coverage on everything BUT also removal of anything I missed. What I did like about this, is unlike the 8 year ceramic, you can still wipe away high spots, or spots you missed, after the fact. I found stuff later that I missed, and was okay wiping it off. With 8 year stuff, it would have been a forever mistake. This stuff is forgiving in that way. I used this on the interior door panels too, and also the exterior plastic areas. It seems to have been the smartest purchase I made in some time! it's way more than a wax and hope it lasts a year or more. But using the blacklight, it looks so weird, it looks like you totally screwed up your paint, but it's the way it melds with the clear coat to create a sheet of what I call armor, you can call it what you like. Reduces dust buildup, and reduces need for more frequent car washes to still look good. You'll want to consider this for sure. Very good! You won't use alot either, so the size is good for more than 1 or 2 vehicles or applications. It definitely is durable too.

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.

Very hydrophobic after all said & done, but it wasn’t nearly as easy as others have made it out to be. Goes on fine, but it takes a bit to ‘cure’, and once it does, it leaves behind an oily substance that almost beads up (you can see it). The videos by Adams say to wait until you see this happening. That oily substance is stubborn to remove… multiple passes while changing towels, and it is still there. Ran the wipers & what looked clear, then smears, a lot. Also, some areas clearly show a slight residue/film even after all of that wiping, which does not come out. Pita to clean up… even tried a second wash with dawn, still leaves a light layer of this oily, smudgy substance. Real pita. Mind you, you can do a three towels wipe that makes it look clear, but that oily layer is still there, ready to smudge again. Odd product from what was expecting. Don’t think I will use the second half of the bottle. Hopefully it lasts at least half as long as they advertise, I think, maybe. Update… the oily like substance is gone after a bit & two washes, but the dried residue/film remains. Some suggest it is because I waited too long before removing/buffing, which leaves behind a haze/film. More spray did not dissolve/remove, neither did the detail spray. Tried Kamakaze to strip with limited success. Played around & discovered Turtle Wax Graphene Infused Paste Wax, for some reason, blended the film & w the buff seemed to hide most of the dried film. Two coats did the trick, looks slick & clean. Also worked to remove the film/residue from windows, which is where it was most noticeable. Better than polishing the whole thing with a rotary, I suppose. This product is tricky, maybe I screwed up a little, but was trying to follow their posted instructions. Anyway, it is fixed.