

Adam's Graphene Ceramic Coating Advanced is a consumer-applied ceramic coating for painted surfaces, glass, plastic trim, rubber molding, polycarbonate and wheels. It adds graphene and extra silicate resin over the original Graphene Ceramic Coating, and Adam's claims over 10H hardness and 9+ years of protection. Its standout feature is UV Tracer Technology: the coating glows under Adam's UV flashlight so you can see where you have applied it and catch high spots. It suits DIY detailers who want long life and strong water beading from one bottle; it demands careful prep, since a coating locks in whatever is under it.
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Rated 4.8 out of 5 from 255 ratings, buyers praise the gloss, water behavior and the UV tracer that makes application easier to judge. Complaints center on the prep work and on high spots that show if the coating is not leveled promptly.
Adam's Graphene Ceramic Coating Advanced is a ceramic coating made with UV Tracer Technology. Under Adam's UV Flashlight, the coating shows where it has been applied. It adds long-lasting, self-cleaning protection to single-stage and clear-coated painted surfaces, glass, plastic trim, polycarbonate, rubber molding and wheels. It is also listed for headlights, chrome and bed liners. One bottle covers all of these surfaces.
This version has 50% more coating resin than Adam's Graphene Ceramic Coating. It also contains additional silicate resin for durability and longevity. It is less prone to water spotting and resists stains from bugs, sap and droppings. It resists scratching during washing and adds depth and clarity to surfaces. Water evacuates at angles under 10-15°, and contact angles average more than 110-118°.
Preparation starts with Surface Prep to clean and degrease the surface. On paint, wash, clay or decontaminate, and polish first for the best results. Shake the bottle, wet the applicator with several drops, and work the coating in with cross-hatch motions. Overlap each pass by 25-50%. On paint and glass, wipe it off with light pressure once it flashes and sweats into beads. On plastic trim and headlights, level it once it has penetrated. Let it cure for 24 hours away from water and weather.