Graphene Ceramic Coating for Cars (70ml) 15H Advanced Graphene Coating for Car Detailing - 10+ Years of Long Lasting Protection -Easy to Use Stronger than Car Wax，Extra-hardness High Gloss

Great product. As for longevity, we all all find out in time. It's such a new product I suppose no one really knows. A few weeks ago I did my truck with a similar product that was $90. I think there is little or no difference in this product and the $90 version. As others have said, the work is in the prep. Whatever hard water stains, scratches or swirls you have, you will be locking them in with this product. This is especially an issue if you put it on your windows. I worked hard to get the water stains off of my windows. After doing that, this product made my windows look great. I pollished out all the swirls and hard water stains from the paint. A lot of work but produced a great result when this ceramic was applied. There was just enough product to do my whole minivan, including all the windows and wheels.

It does work a lot like rain X but it’s not as durable as I hoped it would be. It requires many more applications than expected. On a side note, 9h is the highest rated hardness scale for the sort of material so 15 age is just not true which I did not know until after I purchased this.

Coating applied to shower walls and doors. Easy application. Clear. Water does bead, but not as good as your standard glass waxes. Still has water mineral deposits. Excellent price!

I tend to be somewhat of a snob about some of my car care products. It's probably because we have a small fleet of cars at home and I really don't have the time I need to give them all the care they need through the course of a year so anything that lasts more than a few months is worth my time and money. Having said that, I do like to treat even our beater car with dignity, respect and some automotive love (though maybe not at the same price point I do the others.) So I grabbed this WEIRUIXIN Graphene Ceramic Coating for Cars (70ml) 15H Advanced Graphene Coating to give it a try.Like some much more expensive coating kits, this one came in a nice box that included a bottle of coating, an application sponge and wipes, a microfiber towel and gloves. After giving in and performing a decent pre-coat cleaning using a clay bar and polishing compound on my thirty-year-old car's non-clear-coat paint, I applied the WEIRUIXIN Graphene Ceramic Coating. I wasn't expecting a miracle, and I didn't get one. But I was pleasantly pleased with the results. The paint, while not mirror-like by any means (because any more polishing will likely break through to the primer layer), now as a nice sheen to it. Water does indeed run right off the car now and dust/dirt is easily wiped off. I don't really expect a full ten years of protection, but that's more because my car sits outside exposed to the elements 24/7 for 365 days a year. I can say that six months in, the old car still looks pretty decent and the water is still running off as expected.I still had a bit of WEIRUIXIN Graphene Ceramic Coating left in the bottle that I didn't want to waste so I thought about other things I could use it on. I decided to try it on our 20+ year old Weber grill. The Weber has a control panel with lighting and use instructions on it that got pretty crummy-looking over time. After a quick polish, I applied some of the Graphene Ceramic Coating to the panel to see if it would help. Six months in and the panel still looks great. Even better, dirt, grease and spills wipe off incredibly easily - even if I let them sit for a day.Overall, I'm pleased with the results I've gotten with this WEIRUIXIN Graphene Ceramic Coating. So far it's performed as I expect without breaking the bank.

Worst product. It comes with Cloth which left black mark on product causing all finish to ruin costing me $100+ to do all finish again

The media could not be loaded. To be very clear, there is a reason detail shops charge upwards of $2,000 to ceramic coat a vehicle. Most of that fee is for all the prep work. Wash, decontaminate, clay, polish the swirls and scratches, and then remove all the waxes and oils from the paint/clear coat. Once you ceramic coat a vehicle, whatever (swirls/scratches) are under that coating will be there until that coating has expired years later. FYI there are only two companies worldwide that can refine the products that produce ceramic or Si02 for these coatings (now Turkey is claiming they have a production plant) so, regardless of brand, they all get their Si02 from the same overseas manufacturers. Period. On with the review: I found the worst hammered test panel I could find (I wanted to test this product under the worst possible conditions to be fair with what I have been using). I washed the hood twice, used iron remover, clayed it with heavy clay, and had to polish it with compound and finish with fine polish, and then with a panel prep to remove any grease or oils. Then the coating was applied to the right side of this hood. The instructions say to apply two drops (no! you need to apply a bead of the product first across the entire applicator cloth when you first start, then a few drops as needed in a crosshatch pattern, and buff off immediately. Use two towels (I use two different colors so I don’t mix the microfiber towels up). The first towel is to level any high spots in the coating and the second towel is to buff/polish. It’s tempting, but DO NOT SMELL COATING PRODUCTS! I'm not sure what the carrier is in this coating, but the applicator nor the towels do not harden, however, with this 15H the applicator pad/cloth DID FIRM UP. So, the carrier is different than with their 12H product. Keep vehicle dry for at least 24 hours after coating and 7 days before washing. Directions do not state any cure times. As with all ceramic-coated vehicles they MUST BE maintained. Washed every 2-4 weeks and a ceramic detail spray is used to maintain them. Wash the vehicle in straight lines as the wind would flow over the vehicle, then the lower part is washed last. Avoid car washes if possible. This coating works well enough that you can actually rinse the vehicle with just a slow-running hose and when done right it will dry the vehicle as the water pulls itself off the panels. Yes, you can install 2 coats, just wait for 1-hour between coats. Again, your success is all in the prep work as with any protective coating or coatings. It's been about 2 months and it still looks like I installed the coating yesterday. Will it last 10 years? For $25.99, I'd be very satisfied if it lasted 24-36 months when well maintained. Anything past that is a bonus in my book. I've seen $200+ coatings fail in under 1 year when not maintained and no prep work done properly. Very easy to apply, just apply it and wipe it off. No waiting for rainbowing or sweating effects. Smoother than glass.

I don't think it's nothing a good wax wouldn't do. Hours of prep work for a good shine and I'm not really impressed on how long it lasted maybe 2months