Ceramic Slam

Stumbling upon Lithium Ceramic Slam was an entire accident as I was just poking around Amazon and saw it. Given the small amounts of reviews with what looked like outstanding results I'd figure I would give it a go. I'm glad I did. I was using Cerakote Ceramic as a stacker between washes, but in the back of my mind a little bit of gloss was what it was missing. I recently detailed the truck with a clay bar and two stage correction and Polish. This truck is by no means winning any beauty pageants, but this go around I used Lithium Seal n' Squeal as a base sealant/Polish and the next wash after that had cured, I used Ceramic Slam to start stacking. Needless to say, I am quickly becoming a convert to the Lithium line of products. Both are remarkably easy to use, and so far with a couple of rain storms, provide a stout durability for the money you're spending. After the products cure, you have a hard slick shell of protection, and they're not joking about that. What I used to apply was rag company 500gsm edgeless towels for the Ceramic Slam and my Double sided edgeless 350-400gsm for the Seal N' Squeal. The Ceramic Slam was set on every surface, windows, lights, trim. All except the wheels which I used the Cerakote I had left over. Disclaimer is that there was nothing wrong with the Cerakote, particularly for what you're spending. The finish lasted but the product was thin as it cured. Shiny and mirror like at night, but a little flat during the day. Lithium gives you a tremendous shine and depth during the day and a lot of mirror like depth at night. A better balance for what I like to see from my dollar. If you're an obsessive weekend car washer, give this line of products a try, if you're more partial to a carnauba, the gloss sauce would be my next go to. ***Update*** after about a year or so of consistent use, Ceramic Slam has help up rather nicely, however, i will say it's not quite as durable as say, Griots 3in1 which is my preferred spray wax. However, on darker colors Ceramic Slam is easier to apply and leaves more gloss, but Griots gives a little more depth and durability if applied correctly. I like Ceramic Slam for the finish on lighter paints like white or gold, but for darker more metallic paint, I prefer Cerakote or Griots.

Excelente producto

I didn't think this was going to provide protection for my car as I park under a tree and there is daily bird poop that gets on my car. I must stay, wiping away the poop (presoak for about 5-10 sec with water or beadmaker) was easy and left no burn in marks from the bird poop. Also, after the recent bit of rain we had, and sun coming up after; I did not have any water spots on the areas that I applied the spray sealant! Very impressed. I will continue to use this product periodically. A little goes a long way. Ceramic Slam! I'm a believer. Very good ceramic spray sealant!

Really Nice. Extremely well made. Great product. Great Shipping. Great price.

I have used Meguires Hybrid, the Last Coat and Hydro Silex. So far, this one has lasted the longest. I’m testing it right now in the Michigan winter. No, it won’t keep the road salt off. BUT, it is much easier to clean the vehicle and the repellent is still sheeting the water (in week 5 right now of the last application). Not really the same deep shine I get from a full Carnuba, but lasts a lot longer. A bit expensive, but maybe costs less per application.

Just received mine and it didn't come with the spray nozzle? So I have to acquire that I guess? I'm sure the product works great though.

So initially I got this from Amazon with out a spray so I reached out to Lithium and told them about this. They got back to me really quick in a few hours and said they would ship one out to me the same day and even included some freebies within the package. Really appreciated, not necessary but they went above and beyond to make up for the whole situation that was Amazon's fault. As for the product, I applied it on my brothers car after I washed, decontaminated and polished his car. It was really slick, I would not wait the 5 minutes they say to for the haze at all, it was really hard to remove even after just one minute. I would apply with a microfiber applicator and wait about 30 secs and then immediately buff it off. As you can see in the pics, it still gave a mirror like finish and the slickness was really amazing. Very similar slick feeling to P&S Beadmaker. I hope this last the claimed 6-8 months as I only put one coat on it. They say two coats would get you 8-12 months. It needs a day to cure so do it when you expect no rain or park it in the garage. Overall a really good product, I would've given 4 stars since longevity is still a question and the application was a bit tough especially if you wait 3-5 minutes for the haze but the customer service and the gloss/slickness definitely bumped this up to a solid 5 for me. I'm impressed by this company and their products so far, I am going to be trying their Trim Serum next. I'd definitely recommend this product, I was a little liberal with it and I still only used maybe 15% of the product. I should be easily able to do at least 6-7 cars with this.

I was planning to repaint my 20 year old truck as the clear coat was about gone on the top surfaces. Instead I wet sanded with 1500 grit wet sand paper and buffed with a power buffer and polishing cream. Then I applied Ceramic Slam. WOW Slam went on easy and the paint looks like new. Its been on a couple of months and still looks great. A super nice feature is you can go over everything, rubber, plastic and glass and it brings it back to life. I even revitalized the head lights using the same technique.