Adam's UV Graphene Ceramic Coating Kit Without UV Flashlight - 10H Ceramic Coating for Cars with UV Glow Technology, 7+ Years of Shine, Gloss & Protection for Car Boat RV Motorcycle

Love this kit use it all the time this is the 6th kit I have bought and will continue to buy more. As I won’t use anything else. This is the kit to buy and it’s worth it to spend the money for a better product that is proven. Works on airplanes too.

Works great! We have used this on three different cars. It does take several hours but it does a great job. I did my car 6 months ago and it has made keeping up with a black car manageable. Washing it takes minutes now.

Project Farm suggested this last year and it has held up. Some streaking after applying, but it has held in Texas extreme summer. Adams makes great products.

First of all, I would like to note that this is my only experience with ceramic coating (let alone this is graphene). I had recently purchased a new (to me) vehicle an was talking to someone about ceramic coating. He informed me about this Adam's Grahpene coating. When I done my research, it was when ceramic coating was new. This was YEARS ago. Reason why it took me so long to do something like this is because I felt my previous vehicle wasn't worthy of my time anymore. Had the Lexus for 11 years before I finally purchase a new vehicle. I polished and wax my previous car before. So I have some experience with that step. It took me a total of two 12 hour days to complete my installation. Yes, that was a long time. But I washed, iron x, washed, clayed, washed, paint correction, washed again, Adam's surface prep and then the final step of ceramic coating. Clay, by far was the most tedious. The actual step of ceramic coating wasn't bad. It's pretty fool proof if you follow directions. My car has this coating for about a month now. My honest opinion, the surface doesn't seem as slick to my fingers than actual wax. The product beads like crazy! Which is a good thing. But after my first wash, I had to ring out my microfiber towel a lot more than my old vehicle without any kind of sealant. Maybe I misunderstood the whole 10-15 degrees of slide angle. I was expecting my vehicle to be nearly spotless. Maybe I'm asking too much. But as you can see in my pictures (sorry for the night shots), you see a bunch of tiny beads of water. I guess if it's heavier rain, it would clump up more and fall off the service. I had a bird dropping on the rear window one day, I tried to clean it and it wasn't easier to wipe off. In fact, it felt like it took longer than normal but thats just based on speculation as I do not have the same dropping on a non-coated surface. But it did require some elbow grease. I think after years of hearing about the hype of ceramic coating, I had high expectations. Reason for my purchase of this was the "7 year coating" that sold me. I made my purchase on a sale here on Amazon. Overall, I guess I'm happy but do wish for more.

Worth every dollar. I’ve tried other ceramic coatings that were less expensive. Adam’s is easy to apply and easy to buff, much more forgiving than cheaper options. If you want a good result for a beginner I’d recommend this product.

Amazing shine as you can see in the pic and I use this truck as a real truck. Previously used SiO2 ceramic coating from another company that started to lose the luster after 2 years, which is not bad after being outside 100% through NEPA weather of heat and snow. Whole process took me 9 hours, but prep is key! Washed with Dawn, Adams Iron Remover, dried, sun baked to ensure dryness, clay barred, clear coat polished with orbital buffer, rinsed and dried again with sun bake, Adams prep from package, then finally applied coating. Took it out in rain 5 days later and was able to blow off the “dust” with a leaf blower the next morning, and was like it never moved. The truck is a 2017 with maximum steel paint. Hope this coating last the claimed 10 years so I don’t have to do this again. Only used 1/3 of the bottle on whole truck. The UV glow didn’t work for me but that could be my paint or the cheap “uv” light I was using. Make sure to put enough on applicator and apply in a cross pattern. If you put enough on the applicator you will see the wet layer spread evenly. Look for “rainbow” color to start shrinking then wipe lightly with the supplied rags. It will not feel slick right away like I was used to with the SiO2, but let it cure for the 24 hours they recommend and it works. My wife loved the smell of a candy grape while it was curing in the garage.

We did exactly as their you tube video recommended. I have coated my other vehicles with other ceramic products before. They turned out amazing. Tried this one and streaks everywhere blotchy spots and overall hard to use. I called Adams and they had all kinds of excuses. From blaming the car manufacturer paint job, the dealership removal of the shipping plastic to high spots of too much product. This of course was a brand new 100k sports car. There was no residue. The paint was fine. In fact luckily I had a spare bottle of the product I used on another sports car of mine and it went on fine. Saved the day. After buffing the product off and retrying to apply it was not user error. it was still horrible. I buffed it off. Then applied another product. The car is flawless now. Use at your own risk.

Good set for the price.

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

Maybe make the bottles a little smaller for you have a lot left and it isn’t any good after 3 months. You don’t do ceramic coatings twice in 3 months. But other than that quality of the product is very good.