Graphene Detailer Spray

[Pull Ya]

As many of you know, I rarely mention or recommend any product/s I use, knowing that everyone has their own favorite and that people always seem to have different results given the condition of their trucks' paint. Because of the excellent results I have experienced I am straying from this and reviewing a new product that I have been using for the last 5 or 6 months.

For about the last 5 or 6 months I have been trying a "new" product that has recently been getting a lot of rave reviews. It's called Graphene Spray Detailer. As you all know my truck is ceramic coated and has been "topped" with a number of different sealants and waxes and detailers. I have never found a product that gives the outstanding results that the new Graphene Spray Detailer gives. There is a distinct difference in the gloss of the paint as well as the slickness of the surface like I have never seen before. You can spray it on your truck after you wash it while it is still wet and then dry or you can dry your truck first and then use it as a standalone. You can spray the microfiber towel or you can spray it directly on the surface. As with many other spray products the least you use the better the results. The estimated longevity of this product is about 3 months. It can be topped with a second coat after about 24 hours and should not be washed within 24 hours of installation. I think there are a couple of outlets selling it, I think Adams is one of them and I think you can also get it on Amazon. IMHO this is the real deal guys! If you try it let me know what you think.
Jay

Disclaimer:
This is a personal review. I was not asked to review the product and I have not received any compensation for reviewing this product.

 

[Midnight Storm]

As many of you know, I rarely mention or recommend any product/s I use, knowing that everyone has their own favorite and that people always seem to have different results given the condition of their trucks' paint. Because of the excellent results I have experienced I am straying from this and reviewing a new product that I have been using for the last 5 or 6 months.

For about the last 5 or 6 months I have been trying a "new" product that has recently been getting a lot of rave reviews. It's called Graphene Spray Detailer. As you all know my truck is ceramic coated and has been "topped" with a number of different sealants and waxes and detailers. I have never found a product that gives the outstanding results that the new Graphene Spray Detailer gives. There is a distinct difference in the gloss of the paint as well as the slickness of the surface like I have never seen before. You can spray it on your truck after you wash it while it is still wet and then dry or you can dry your truck first and then use it as a standalone. You can spray the microfiber towel or you can spray it directly on the surface. As with many other spray products the least you use the better the results. The estimated longevity of this product is about 3 months. It can be topped with a second coat after about 24 hours and should not be washed within 24 hours of installation. I think there are a couple of outlets selling it, I think Adams is one of them and I think you can also get it on Amazon. IMHO this is the real deal guys! If you try it let me know what you think.
Jay

Disclaimer:
This is a personal review. I was not asked to review the product and I have not received any compensation for reviewing this product.

May I please see some pics of your truck and closeups of your paint?

 

[Pull Ya]

I can try--posting pictures seems to be an elusive process--
Jay

Sorry about the duplicates

 

[Quick_Shifter]

As many of you know, I rarely mention or recommend any product/s I use, knowing that everyone has their own favorite and that people always seem to have different results given the condition of their trucks' paint. Because of the excellent results I have experienced I am straying from this and reviewing a new product that I have been using for the last 5 or 6 months.

For about the last 5 or 6 months I have been trying a "new" product that has recently been getting a lot of rave reviews. It's called Graphene Spray Detailer. As you all know my truck is ceramic coated and has been "topped" with a number of different sealants and waxes and detailers. I have never found a product that gives the outstanding results that the new Graphene Spray Detailer gives. There is a distinct difference in the gloss of the paint as well as the slickness of the surface like I have never seen before. You can spray it on your truck after you wash it while it is still wet and then dry or you can dry your truck first and then use it as a standalone. You can spray the microfiber towel or you can spray it directly on the surface. As with many other spray products the least you use the better the results. The estimated longevity of this product is about 3 months. It can be topped with a second coat after about 24 hours and should not be washed within 24 hours of installation. I think there are a couple of outlets selling it, I think Adams is one of them and I think you can also get it on Amazon. IMHO this is the real deal guys! If you try it let me know what you think.
Jay

Disclaimer:
This is a personal review. I was not asked to review the product and I have not received any compensation for reviewing this product.

I am drinking the same kool aide I went a step further and did the graphene coating and I am using the graphene detailer as my sacrificial layer. I am using Adams Polishes products. I think it keeps the paint looking wet. Bead Maker made the paint glow the adams graphene makes the paint look freshly coated everytime

 

[Pull Ya]

 

[Quick_Shifter]

Here it is in a darker blue

 

[Quick_Shifter]

This shows the paint better

 

[Arth]

Alright I am moist with excitement.

Ive been looking at these products through Adam's for a few days now and I think I'll pull the trigger.

 

[Pull Ya]

I'm going to do another coat in the morning. I'll try to get a few more pictures. Your truck looks outstanding!!!!!!
Jay

 

[Graygoose]

I bought some of this when on sale, tried one coat, love it!

 

[Pull Ya]

I just priced the brand I use and for a gallon, it's $100.
Jay

 

[Quick_Shifter]

I just priced the brand I use and for a gallon, it's $100.
Jay

Care to share? That's a little pricey Adams' $50

 

[Flame Red Rebel]

Adam fan for 16 years now, Have not tried this new product yet. So hard to keep the cars CLEAN long enough to do them.............

My Favorite STILL is the:
The rain washs the dirt off the truck, no **** !!!

 

[McBroom]

Jay would I have to strip the truck with Dawn dishsoap before putting the new coatin on? I'm really enjoying the other stuff you gave me when we met for breakfast

Black 20 Ram

 

[Flame Red Rebel]

Jay would I have to strip the truck with Dawn dishsoap before putting the new coatin on? I'm really enjoying the other stuff you gave me when we met for breakfast

Black 20 Ram

Nope, I never had EVER with any product. If is shines its all good, but if its muddy LOL OUCH

 

[Pull Ya]

Claud-in your situation I would continue to use the rinseless like we did before and once you dry it, then use the Graphene Spray Detailer. I think you'll be really pleased with the results and it will give you protection for about 3 months. I wouldn't use Dawn on it.
Jay

 

[Midnight Storm]

OP are we taking 303 graphene nano coating spray or Adam’s graphene ceramic spray?
I’d like to give it a go!

 

[Pull Ya]

I don't know anything about the 303 and Adams is a popular brand-I'd go with Adams. My choice SPS Graphene Detailer Spray is currently out of stock.
Jay

 

[shadowhawk]

Why no dawn? Not that I have any choosing left anyway but I thought it was better to start with nothing on the paint and dawn did just that

 

[Pull Ya]

Not in his particular situation. If you want to strip products off your truck and start from scratch then yes you can use Dawn to wash your vehicle. It will remove most waxes and sealants you have used. It will not remove coatings. Most coatings will have to be removed with a polish and a DA.
Jay