I only have praise for the 1 year and 2.5 year graphing ceramic spray coating. Everything about the product is perfection; from the user experience to shine and protection. I use it on everything; the paint, glass, plastic trim, mirrors, and wheels. Heck I think I even put it on the tailpipe. When you do it right and layer it, nothing will stick to the finish. I thank Adams for bringing this product to the marketplace. Hopefully this summer I get back into detailing as a hobby.
@@laurapalmerTDGE Sorry for the late reply. No streaks or smears. I use the Gray Adams applicator and the gray microfiber towel to remove. No issues whatsoever. For the price, the protection can't be beat.
I’m a pro detailer and I can tell you , 98% of the customers that want a ceramic coating detail , it takes some form of paint correction before the coating , I’ve seen new cars with scratches all over them. It will not be done in an hour by the time you wash /decon / clay /machine polish and coat it will take at minimum 4 to 5 hours n that is if the car is in pretty good condition. That’s why you get what you pay for. And a dark color like that was probably polished before this video otherwise your putting the ceramic coating over swirl marks n that will show up n and won’t be a proper job
I have just started researching all this and I’m just a novice at detailing a car and I thought the same thing. No way you Clay bar a car and not get to the swirls and scratches first! Thanks for the confirmation of what I thought
Yep this dudes timing is wayyyyy off as the other person mentioned a car especially the size of that jeep to pre-wash, decontamination, even a one step fine Polishing with a DA machine lay panel, then wipe and proper ceramic coating (what he used was a quick ceramic coating spray) and buffering will take a minimum of 4 to 6hrs
Paying attention to the way the light is hitting the jeep it was 100% polished at some point prior to this video because the light reflections are to crisp for a factory paint job. Factory is a lot more orange peal and more wavy
I've been really happy with the Gold/2nd version of this. Use it on both our daily drivers now. Get almost 2 years out of it here in IL and through winters. I do use various drying aids throughout the year and usually do a sacrificial Ceramic liquid wax, which looks like that's no longer available before winter starts. Will probably switch to the Graphene liquid wax as a winter topper when that runs out. This ceramic spray works really well on both dailies that have plastic cladding. Way easier than the 'full' ceramics and high spots are a breeze. I usually use one short nap MF towel for initial wipe then follow with a 2nd of the same towel for anything that missed. 1st towel usually goes into the junk towel bin after doing this but 2nd towel washes out fine. However, neither become fully useless like full ceramic towels do.
I tried Adams graphene spray advanced and one week later I followed it up with the graphene detail spray, and I believe it's the best product I've ever used!
Thank you for responding. What I’m trying to say is that if you take an old car and use your process to make it look gorgeous like that car then I would be extremely impressed. I have done that to several vehicles, including plumbing trucks that I purchased. I bought a Toyota forerunner 2003 and spent two days detailing it and painting, what was necessary. When I finished, I sent the picture back to the person that I bought it from. They were amazed he said if he could’ve gotten his detailer to look that good he never would’ve sold it. This is what I’m talking about. Thank you.
Just finish using Adam’s Spray Graphine on my new car (only10km) I had used this on my previous car and it lasted for 1.5 years - the age of tha car which i just traded. I claybared the car the day after i pick her up and then did the spray ceramic. Took me 4 hours and the car is parked in the garage curing. This video is the best on youhave done since I started using your product a few years ago.
As I understand it, the graphene shampoo is not intended to leave or add any additional protection, it just aids in degreasing to help maintain the existing coating
It does leave some sio2 (ceramic) on the finish when you use the shampoo. It’s so little it’s barely measurable. It’s honestly gone in one wash. The detail spray will leave a little more. That will stay on the paint for about a month
Great Video I just received my Graphene advanced spray and Graphene detail spray also my surface prep today can't wait to use it. just waiting on my clay mitt.
Wow, this video short-circuits my brain after seeing so many other videos for years from people who claim nothing but perfection. To be honest this is the type of 80/20 I'm fan of. Not much effort and good enough results. However, even to me, that looks like half-assing on prep and application. Not only is he not being thorough with the claying and application throughout the whole panel(s), but also his constant rubbing with the bare hands screams micro-scratches to me. I guess things have changed since I stepped away from being a garage fanatic for the last couple years.
I’ve had good luck with the Advanced Graphene product in the bottle for two vehicles (2 yrs on one, 1 on other), but the longevity of the spray product on another vehicle was lacking…only 5-6 months. I understand the spray product is not designed to last as long. Due to the time it takes to prep a vehicle, the bottled product may be a better choice.
I don’t believe the spray is rated for that long…only the Advanced in the small bottle. Either way, I’ve had poor luck with the spray for longevity, but the version in small bottle has worked well.
Hold on spring into the wheel well and having the graphene fall onto the tire is not good and then also spraying the graphene tire spray onto the actual tread is not good for traction. This is especially true for high performance vehicles.
You just simplified all the torment in my mind about ceramic coating by BMW. I always wondered about getting the ceramic coat on the trim. Going to use the exact exact technique and see how it turns out!
I used your Graphene Ceramic Coating™ Advanced per there instructions and it left some streaks about 4 inches wide that are visible in the sun, but not in the garage. What should I do?
Great video, great products! If I already have a graphene ceramic coating on my car so my question, is it better/worse/or no difference to use your graphene ceramic spray or boost to use as toppers to prolong my coating? Which one would you recommend?
1- Clayed my wife’s caddy 2- light compound 3-polish Looks great Can I put this coating on top of that for super gloss and Protection ? Thanks Also purchasing new white truck canyon Denali should I just coat everything new to keep it that way ? What do you recommend after a wash ? Some type of ceramic detailed ? Thanks
Great video. Thanks. I have had 3 MOHs procedures for skin cancer. Ceramic is added to glass tint to reduce UV transmission. We are not allowed to put even clear tint on our windshields in Georgia. Will ceramic coating on our windshield reduce UV transmission? If so, how much? Thanks.
My Adam’s Graphene Ceramic product turned into chunky jelly over the winter. Did the VOC chemicals escape through the plastic bottle? Can it still be used?
I just washed and waxed (Spray) my F150 yesterday. Very Careful with the Claybar and it took me 6 hours to do the truck. No Ceramic coating. No scratches or swirl marks but that could be the wax hiding it. Is it worth it to trust someone to do the strip, DL polish and coat the Truck and How much product will I be using?
Some are intimidated by the small bottles. The spray coating focuses on ease of use. It has a 4 hour cure time before being exposed to the elements. First wash after a week is just fine.
You can ceramic coat the PPF immediately and it is recommended. The ceramic coating will make it much easier to clean reducing the amount of dirt and grime and in turn will reduce the chance for scratching the PPF.
You should prep with a spray to remove all waxes before doing a true ceramic coating, a true ceramic will not bond to the paint if a wax is remaining on the vehicle.
Wrong why would you use wax before coating smh ceramic is way better then wax. First you gotta wash it but with strip soap and use iron remover. Gotta re,I’ve all issues paint before anything. After you clay bar entire car after you determine how bad the paint is and check the clear then paint correct then polish then after that you spray prep spray remove all polish and stuff of paint leaves it clean and ready to apply a coating
Man, as somebody who has used this a lot- nothing bugs me more than lack of PPE. It works well but there’s some really nasty/dangerous solvents in there.
One thing that wasn't mentioned here but in the instructions, no driving for 24 hours. Says to keep water off of it and "keep it out of the elements for 24 hours after application to allow it to cure". By keeping it out of the elements, I take that to mean, out of nature, i.e. in the garage. If I'm wrong, some clarification in the instructions would be nice.
I’m an amateur detailer and even I can tell this is the wrong way to go about it. You need to do a paint correction before applying any protective coating, whether it’s ceramic, graphene or even a an old fashioned wax. That means at least a light-medium polish to get swirls and scratches out of the paint clear coat and to address any marring from the clay bar. Otherwise, if you go straight to paint protection, you’ll just be putting a protective layer over the scratches and swirl marks and you’ll never not see them then! Also, whenever using chemicals, be it polish or paint protection products, ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS use gloves. These are chemicals and not meant to be absorbed by our skin. Don’t be like this guy, protect yourself.
Project farm just done a review on Adams ceramic coating and their product stood up better than the 11 others that he reviewed. The have a new customer with me. I hope they have their products at the new Napa that just opened up.
isnt claybar leave soft scratch also? even grandma bag can leave scratch right?? they leave scratch in the clear coat, even with water spray. or just try it on motorbike clear coat, its leave "tht soft soft scratch" isnt???
Yes, it was fast to clay at the jeep but I noticed you were so fast you missed a lot of the surface. I use clay and it does wonders but I make sure I get the whole surface.
I love this stuff, but it is quite tacky and streaky if you wait more than a minute before wipeoff . My best results come by applying it and removing it 1 panel at a time and quickly leveling it. it tends to soak in the towel so keep flipping towel and using new ones but I love the easy spray form though it's not as concentrated it lasts a while in the bottle and can use it a few months later unlike real coating you have to use up within a few weeks before it cures. .I have Adam's Advanced spray on s few cars and it's been 1 year still beading and protecting so I'll continue using it. Hyeon Cancoat Evo is another great option. I think our mfgs need to make a 1 to 2 yr spray ceramic or graphene that's easier than glass bottle coatings.
hahaha in 6:24 he puts his hand on the hood and says listen to that before and after but he forgot he already clay the before part 2:55 of the hood 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
So, if I have a white car, how am I supposed to see the "high spots"? Clearly you can see the surface better on a dark color car to detect the "oil slick effect".
I always use a clay towel. It works extremely well and doesn't scratch the paint like a clay bar. My 12 year old truck has never been decon'd. The lower half was rough. A quick wipe with a towel, using my soap as a lubricant cleaned it to an awesomely smooth surface
The spray coating advanced does not have enough solids to keep the porous plastic looking deep black just like it looks after initial application. The plastic will return to its faded look after a few weeks with this spray coating from Adam’s. Please use a true glass bottle coating for plastics and not this spray coating.
How is he not using proper Protection on hands or mask. I’ve used that product. It’s a good product however it’s stings your nostrils from the smell and I wouldn’t be using it without gloves unless he knows something I don’t.
I am absolutely disgusted with this spray coating. Getting high spots off doesn't work for me with this product, it only gets about 80% of the high spots off on reapplication. I like your other products but, your ceramic is not for me. Insane gloss for sure under LED lights but, then I get it out into the sun and the spots are everywhere. I just want one and done and going back to some kind of wax.
Very good explanation. However, I’m not impressed with. Taking a nice looking car and making it shiny is easy . Take a old car that needs some work and make that look awesome. Then I’ll see how good your products are.
It’s not really about making it shiny and good looking, it’s about protecting the paint from UV and road debris. Also ease of cleaning. If you did an older beat up car, it’ll just protect what’s there, it’s not going to make it look better.
This dude is in cuckoo 😂land 😂 1st off he's using Adam’s quick detailing spray not genuine proper ceramic 5yr coating and as a pro detailer even brand new cars will need a snow foam pre-wash then shampoo hand wash with a noodle wash mit, decontamination spray, clay baring panel wiping, even new paint work will need a ultra fine DA polishing then panel wiping then proper 5yr ceramic coating application then buffering a car like that jeep a minimum 4 to 6hrs
You can do a pretty damn good job in a couple hours or less and for around $200. It’s particularly easy if you have a garage and can take a break between washing and clay bar/detox then do the polishing/waxing and another break then apply the ceramic coating. If you need to stain/repair your plastic trim it takes a little longer if you have to tape off for the plastic trim but still doesn’t justify spending $1,200+ for a detailer Who the hell decided $1,200+ is the price to ceramic coat a car?!?! If I were a young teenager again I’d learn how to ceramic coat cars and charge half the price of the “professional detailers”. You could rake in at least an easy $300+ a day if you only do one. Grab a friend and do multiple a day…
I only have praise for the 1 year and 2.5 year graphing ceramic spray coating. Everything about the product is perfection; from the user experience to shine and protection. I use it on everything; the paint, glass, plastic trim, mirrors, and wheels. Heck I think I even put it on the tailpipe. When you do it right and layer it, nothing will stick to the finish. I thank Adams for bringing this product to the marketplace. Hopefully this summer I get back into detailing as a hobby.
Great to hear!
You never had streaks or smears?
@@laurapalmerTDGE Sorry for the late reply. No streaks or smears. I use the Gray Adams applicator and the gray microfiber towel to remove. No issues whatsoever. For the price, the protection can't be beat.
@@goldenmanuever1176 - No problem.
Thanks for the feedback.
I’m a pro detailer and I can tell you , 98% of the customers that want a ceramic coating detail , it takes some form of paint correction before the coating , I’ve seen new cars with scratches all over them. It will not be done in an hour by the time you wash /decon / clay /machine polish and coat it will take at minimum 4 to 5 hours n that is if the car is in pretty good condition. That’s why you get what you pay for. And a dark color like that was probably polished before this video otherwise your putting the ceramic coating over swirl marks n that will show up n and won’t be a proper job
I have just started researching all this and I’m just a novice at detailing a car and I thought the same thing. No way you Clay bar a car and not get to the swirls and scratches first! Thanks for the confirmation of what I thought
Yep this dudes timing is wayyyyy off as the other person mentioned a car especially the size of that jeep to pre-wash, decontamination, even a one step fine Polishing with a DA machine lay panel, then wipe and proper ceramic coating (what he used was a quick ceramic coating spray) and buffering will take a minimum of 4 to 6hrs
The description should be read before watching video.
It explains everything for a true ceramic coating.
Paying attention to the way the light is hitting the jeep it was 100% polished at some point prior to this video because the light reflections are to crisp for a factory paint job. Factory is a lot more orange peal and more wavy
Project Farm proved that this stuff is legit!
I've been really happy with the Gold/2nd version of this. Use it on both our daily drivers now. Get almost 2 years out of it here in IL and through winters. I do use various drying aids throughout the year and usually do a sacrificial Ceramic liquid wax, which looks like that's no longer available before winter starts. Will probably switch to the Graphene liquid wax as a winter topper when that runs out. This ceramic spray works really well on both dailies that have plastic cladding. Way easier than the 'full' ceramics and high spots are a breeze. I usually use one short nap MF towel for initial wipe then follow with a 2nd of the same towel for anything that missed. 1st towel usually goes into the junk towel bin after doing this but 2nd towel washes out fine. However, neither become fully useless like full ceramic towels do.
Interesting thing is if you just starting to look into coatings you have lost most viewers. No mention of product brands.
I tried Adams graphene spray advanced and one week later I followed it up with the graphene detail spray, and I believe it's the best product I've ever used!
Thank you for responding. What I’m trying to say is that if you take an old car and use your process to make it look gorgeous like that car then I would be extremely impressed. I have done that to several vehicles, including plumbing trucks that I purchased. I bought a Toyota forerunner 2003 and spent two days detailing it and painting, what was necessary. When I finished, I sent the picture back to the person that I bought it from. They were amazed he said if he could’ve gotten his detailer to look that good he never would’ve sold it. This is what I’m talking about. Thank you.
Just finish using Adam’s Spray Graphine on my new car (only10km) I had used this on my previous car and it lasted for 1.5 years - the age of tha car which i just traded. I claybared the car the day after i pick her up and then did the spray ceramic. Took me 4 hours and the car is parked in the garage curing. This video is the best on youhave done since I started using your product a few years ago.
Great work and demonstration Adam ,appreciate the content and products.
I found your product on Pan the Organizer and ordered Graphene coating kit from your Amazon store. I look forward to trying out!
I'm curious to know how much "protection" using the Graphene shampoo + graphene detail spray will give you.
As I understand it, the graphene shampoo is not intended to leave or add any additional protection, it just aids in degreasing to help maintain the existing coating
It does leave some sio2 (ceramic) on the finish when you use the shampoo. It’s so little it’s barely measurable. It’s honestly gone in one wash. The detail spray will leave a little more. That will stay on the paint for about a month
Great Video I just received my Graphene advanced spray and Graphene detail spray also my surface prep today can't wait to use it. just waiting on my clay mitt.
how long will the Adams advanced graphene coating last on a vehicle if it lives outside? How often to reapply the product?
I used this on my car about a month ago. It’s good stuff. I had a few high spots but following your methods to remove them worked fine
Wow, this video short-circuits my brain after seeing so many other videos for years from people who claim nothing but perfection. To be honest this is the type of 80/20 I'm fan of. Not much effort and good enough results. However, even to me, that looks like half-assing on prep and application. Not only is he not being thorough with the claying and application throughout the whole panel(s), but also his constant rubbing with the bare hands screams micro-scratches to me. I guess things have changed since I stepped away from being a garage fanatic for the last couple years.
I’ve had good luck with the Advanced Graphene product in the bottle for two vehicles (2 yrs on one, 1 on other), but the longevity of the spray product on another vehicle was lacking…only 5-6 months. I understand the spray product is not designed to last as long.
Due to the time it takes to prep a vehicle, the bottled product may be a better choice.
It's rated for 9yrs (supposedly in optimal conditions) and you only got 2yrs out of it?
I don’t believe the spray is rated for that long…only the Advanced in the small bottle. Either way, I’ve had poor luck with the spray for longevity, but the version in small bottle has worked well.
Hold on spring into the wheel well and having the graphene fall onto the tire is not good and then also spraying the graphene tire spray onto the actual tread is not good for traction. This is especially true for high performance vehicles.
No surface prep before ceramic?
Did my brand new F 150, took me 3 hours..lol.... I'm a noob, but love the product, so easy to apply. I did everything, paint, rims, and glass.
How much product did you use?
@@MrNoclutch Actually not much I would spray the applicator once and it would pretty much do half the hood.
Thanks, always an improvement watching your videos. What brand of watch are you wearing?
You just simplified all the torment in my mind about ceramic coating by BMW. I always wondered about getting the ceramic coat on the trim. Going to use the exact exact technique and see how it turns out!
So after you used the clat bar and wiped down plastics did you wash it off from the streaks from applying the clay bar?
I used your Graphene Ceramic Coating™ Advanced per there instructions and it left some streaks about 4 inches wide that are visible in the sun, but not in the garage. What should I do?
Machine polish it
Great video, great products! If I already have a graphene ceramic coating on my car so my question, is it better/worse/or no difference to use your graphene ceramic spray or boost to use as toppers to prolong my coating? Which one would you recommend?
Use the spray coating as a yearly top up after a decon wash to maintain your base layer coating.
Do I need to do the surface prep spray before I do this ceramic coating?
Yes
1- Clayed my wife’s caddy
2- light compound
3-polish
Looks great
Can I put this coating on top of that for super gloss and Protection ?
Thanks
Also purchasing new white truck canyon Denali should I just coat everything new to keep it that way ?
What do you recommend after a wash ? Some type of ceramic detailed ?
Thanks
Can a ceramic coat(Advanced graphene coating) be reapplied without stripping/polishing. IE: wash, clay, and then reapply?
Bro the small section on glass while coating light colors is an amazing tip. On red, the rainbowing is very difficult to see. Awesome tip
How should this be stored? Should the sprayer be removed and the cap applied back onto the bottle? Shelf life, is it 6 months like the small bottles?
What if you have a sealent or wax based paint protectant on it? washing it will not remove the previous protection.
Great video. Thanks.
I have had 3 MOHs procedures for skin cancer. Ceramic is added to glass tint to reduce UV transmission. We are not allowed to put even clear tint on our windshields in Georgia. Will ceramic coating on our windshield reduce UV transmission? If so, how much? Thanks.
You might be better off adding a UV (and likely IR) rejecting ceramic tint on your windshield. XPEL and 3m are reputed brands for ceramic tints.
@@Citius220 Thanks.
I dont see Tire and Rubber cleaner on Amazon. Its that product discontinued?
What did you do with your rags when you finished?
Do u wax after ceramic at any point?
My Adam’s Graphene Ceramic product turned into chunky jelly over the winter. Did the VOC chemicals escape through the plastic bottle? Can it still be used?
Can u do a coat of adams glaze before applying the coating ?
I just washed and waxed (Spray) my F150 yesterday. Very Careful with the Claybar and it took me 6 hours to do the truck. No Ceramic coating. No scratches or swirl marks but that could be the wax hiding it. Is it worth it to trust someone to do the strip, DL polish and coat the Truck and How much product will I be using?
Can you apply this outside?
Is this similar to cilajet graphine spray ?
What kinda of ceramic Cote did you used
How to remove coating from windshield? I have put your product and now my wiper skipping bad, new blades 🤔
Polish it. Ceramic coating is soft and only a couple microns thick. A quick machine polish easily takes it off
good stuff.🤔👍👍👍👍👍
Why use this spray coating VS your small vial coatings? How long will it have to CURE before rain or first wash?
Some are intimidated by the small bottles. The spray coating focuses on ease of use. It has a 4 hour cure time before being exposed to the elements. First wash after a week is just fine.
What the previous guy said but, it’s also not as durable a coating as what’s in the little glass bottles.
Do you prefer a 15 or 21mm polisher?
Can I use these on PPF?
my ceramic (another product) seems to be wearing out after 3 years. Can i clay that coating and reapply a new coating?
@@chrisbodnar5148 100% It will work great.
First I am hearing about cleaning plastics this way before coating. Also, what about iron remover? I'm definitely going to give it a try.
I noticed you didn't use Surface Prep spray before coating? Is it only required after polishing? Or was this a mistake?
Always use a surface prep before applying any type of coating, wax ect.
@punkr6 I do, just thought it was odd it wasn't in the video.
Can you use it in sunlight, or does it have to be done in shade?
they recommend you do it in the shade because you could risk it drying and leaving high spots and you’ll have to apply more to get it off
I just had my car PPFd about a month ago, how soon can I have ceramic coating on it?
You can ceramic coat the PPF immediately and it is recommended. The ceramic coating will make it much easier to clean reducing the amount of dirt and grime and in turn will reduce the chance for scratching the PPF.
I just purchased a Jeep Gladiator Rubicon in the High Velocity Clear. The super bright yellow. I may try this for the new ride.
Which grade clay bar did you use?
is the spray ceramic coating more durable than the one in those small bottles
Less durable
Less durable but easier to apply
Can you apply this after applying a polish, glaze and wax on a car?
Polish and depends on what kind of glaze but why would you put it on after it wax? This is basically taking the place of wax
You should prep with a spray to remove all waxes before doing a true ceramic coating, a true ceramic will not bond to the paint if a wax is remaining on the vehicle.
So
First you foam wash the car, then you clay bar then wax. So when you apply the ceramic coding, how much should you charge?
Wrong why would you use wax before coating smh ceramic is way better then wax. First you gotta wash it but with strip soap and use iron remover. Gotta re,I’ve all issues paint before anything. After you clay bar entire car after you determine how bad the paint is and check the clear then paint correct then polish then after that you spray prep spray remove all polish and stuff of paint leaves it clean and ready to apply a coating
Man, as somebody who has used this a lot- nothing bugs me more than lack of PPE. It works well but there’s some really nasty/dangerous solvents in there.
I’m wondering if applying ceramic coating will help my black car’s paint hold up better as I run it through automatic car washes.
Ceramic coatings do absolutely nothing to stop scratches. Never ever use an automatic car wash with brushes!
I just got a brand new Corvette delivered. It’s not an everyday car . So I will give this a try 🤞
One thing that wasn't mentioned here but in the instructions, no driving for 24 hours. Says to keep water off of it and "keep it out of the elements for 24 hours after application to allow it to cure". By keeping it out of the elements, I take that to mean, out of nature, i.e. in the garage. If I'm wrong, some clarification in the instructions would be nice.
I’m an amateur detailer and even I can tell this is the wrong way to go about it. You need to do a paint correction before applying any protective coating, whether it’s ceramic, graphene or even a an old fashioned wax. That means at least a light-medium polish to get swirls and scratches out of the paint clear coat and to address any marring from the clay bar. Otherwise, if you go straight to paint protection, you’ll just be putting a protective layer over the scratches and swirl marks and you’ll never not see them then! Also, whenever using chemicals, be it polish or paint protection products, ALWAYS, ALWAYS, ALWAYS use gloves. These are chemicals and not meant to be absorbed by our skin. Don’t be like this guy, protect yourself.
Haven’t seen Adam do videos in a while…sales must be down for him to come back and do tutorials!
Nice work . Never knew about the rainbowing on the colored cars .
Or, maybe he has been doing this for almost 30 years non stop and just wanted a break to spend time with his wife and kids.
Project farm just done a review on Adams ceramic coating and their product stood up better than the 11 others that he reviewed. The have a new customer with me. I hope they have their products at the new Napa that just opened up.
It seems almost rocket science
isnt claybar leave soft scratch also? even grandma bag can leave scratch right?? they leave scratch in the clear coat, even with water spray. or just try it on motorbike clear coat, its leave "tht soft soft scratch" isnt???
Yes, it was fast to clay at the jeep but I noticed you were so fast you missed a lot of the surface. I use clay and it does wonders but I make sure I get the whole surface.
I love this stuff, but it is quite tacky and streaky if you wait more than a minute before wipeoff . My best results come by applying it and removing it 1 panel at a time and quickly leveling it. it tends to soak in the towel so keep flipping towel and using new ones but I love the easy spray form though it's not as concentrated it lasts a while in the bottle and can use it a few months later unlike real coating you have to use up within a few weeks before it cures. .I have Adam's Advanced spray on s few cars and it's been 1 year still beading and protecting so I'll continue using it. Hyeon Cancoat Evo is another great option. I think our mfgs need to make a 1 to 2 yr spray ceramic or graphene that's easier than glass bottle coatings.
hahaha in 6:24 he puts his hand on the hood and says listen to that before and after but he forgot he already clay the before part 2:55 of the hood 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
So, if I have a white car, how am I supposed to see the "high spots"? Clearly you can see the surface better on a dark color car to detect the "oil slick effect".
Do it when it starts to get dark and use an inspection light with warm temperature, like 2500 kelvin and diffuser if possible...
Yeah but the clay mit doesn't extract as much as the clay bar
I always use a clay towel. It works extremely well and doesn't scratch the paint like a clay bar.
My 12 year old truck has never been decon'd. The lower half was rough. A quick wipe with a towel, using my soap as a lubricant cleaned it to an awesomely smooth surface
8:59 who was that
Adam missed about 60% of the surfaces lol
Why would u not take that extra step and paint correct it? Take pride in it. Make it look that much better
The spray coating advanced does not have enough solids to keep the porous plastic looking deep black just like it looks after initial application. The plastic will return to its faded look after a few weeks with this spray coating from Adam’s. Please use a true glass bottle coating for plastics and not this spray coating.
What Liquid has solids? Plastic isn't porous. Did you skip vocabulary in 4th grade? Where did you take physics in college?
No gloves !😮😮
😂I was thinking the same thing
How is he not using proper Protection on hands or mask. I’ve used that product. It’s a good product however it’s stings your nostrils from the smell and I wouldn’t be using it without gloves unless he knows something I don’t.
You said 10 cars per 1 clay bar? I think that's pushing it.
You only need one clay bar for the entire vehicle?
A clay bar lasts about 6 cars. A clay towel, more than 10 times that. The clay towel can simply be rinsed clean.
theres no way thats legit ceramic he bare handed that thing and sprayed it on his skin lmao
1 hour!? Get outta here. Took me 3 to do mine.
Well under a hour? Lol... No guess you could but it's going to look screwed up. No way 1 hour for a decent job.
Can I use this as a booster for a ceramic coating?
May I suggest not wearing jeans when detailing a car, those rivets, zipper, button , belt buckle etc can scratch your paint.
I am absolutely disgusted with this spray coating. Getting high spots off doesn't work for me with this product, it only gets about 80% of the high spots off on reapplication. I like your other products but, your ceramic is not for me. Insane gloss for sure under LED lights but, then I get it out into the sun and the spots are everywhere. I just want one and done and going back to some kind of wax.
Very good explanation. However, I’m not impressed with. Taking a nice looking car and making it shiny is easy . Take a old car that needs some work and make that look awesome. Then I’ll see how good your products are.
It’s not really about making it shiny and good looking, it’s about protecting the paint from UV and road debris. Also ease of cleaning. If you did an older beat up car, it’ll just protect what’s there, it’s not going to make it look better.
This dude is in cuckoo 😂land 😂 1st off he's using Adam’s quick detailing spray not genuine proper ceramic 5yr coating and as a pro detailer even brand new cars will need a snow foam pre-wash then shampoo hand wash with a noodle wash mit, decontamination spray, clay baring panel wiping, even new paint work will need a ultra fine DA polishing then panel wiping then proper 5yr ceramic coating application then buffering a car like that jeep a minimum 4 to 6hrs
The adams with blue sucks,looks like crap .
You can do a pretty damn good job in a couple hours or less and for around $200. It’s particularly easy if you have a garage and can take a break between washing and clay bar/detox then do the polishing/waxing and another break then apply the ceramic coating. If you need to stain/repair your plastic trim it takes a little longer if you have to tape off for the plastic trim but still doesn’t justify spending $1,200+ for a detailer
Who the hell decided $1,200+ is the price to ceramic coat a car?!?!
If I were a young teenager again I’d learn how to ceramic coat cars and charge half the price of the “professional detailers”. You could rake in at least an easy $300+ a day if you only do one. Grab a friend and do multiple a day…