Adams Graphene Advanced Ceramic Spray.

[JeepJKU85]

Coated every possible painted surface I could. Took a while as I've never used ceramics before but it was well worth it. Truck doesn't even look two years old.

 

[JeepJKU85]

Even did the little beater.

 

[rstsco]

Looks great. Lots of work, but maintenance of the coating will be much more simple.

 

[97prizm]

Adam's makes some solid products. He's a super nice guy as well. He started out in Boulder Colorado many years ago doing everything from sales to detailing cars. Just he, his wife and a friend.

 

[JeepJKU85]

Thanks. Definitely sold on the product line. Have the Graphene boost as well for touch ups.

 

[Revving2Redline]

Even did the little beater.

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Did your graphene-ing get a lil ocd on all the surfaces? That green really is popping! I bet you ate a hefty meal after that was done.

 

[JeepJKU85]

Did your graphene-ing get a lil ocd on all the surfaces? That green really is popping! I bet you ate a hefty meal after that was done.

Definitely. Its funny because even one of the neighbors said you doing door jams too?

 

[buster]

I thought about trying that. I read good things about it. Very hydrophobic.

 

[Patman]

If I ever move into the world of doing a graphene/ceramic coating I would give this one a try. I hear it’s a lot more user friendly than the traditional coatings (the ones that come in a tiny bottle) and that the cure time is shorter as well (which is important for me if I was doing the Civic since it doesn’t have a garage spot to sit inside for a few days after the coating)

 

[JeepJKU85]

Certainly. Was always afraid of ceramic coating as I've heard the stories. Cure time only 4 hours which is great. I like they use a tracer dye to indicate when to wipe off.

 

[buster]

The coating lite products and even some of the new coatings are easier to use than waxes believe it or not . Can Coat is wipe on/wipe off.

 

[JavierH19]

I'm more impressed about what didn't get the adams spray. Jeep looks brand new underneath. How do you clean it, foam cannon the underside a bunch then pressure wash?

 

[JeepJKU85]

Actually just hand washing and spray detailer. Normally don't drive it in the rain very much.

 

[doitmyself]

Actually just hand washing and spray detailer. Normally don't drive it in the rain very much.

So you probably don't do this?:

I plan to give Gyeon Can Coat Evo a try this fall. Now I might have to consider Adams? Did you do the full paint prep recommended by most of these coatings?

 

[JeepJKU85]

Nope no mudding . As far as prep I did clay it just to be sure surface was clean.

 

[4wd]

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I plan to give Gyeon Can Coat Evo a try this fall. Now I might have to consider Adams? Did you do the full paint prep recommended by most of these coatings?

Having owned many 4WD trucks/SUV - I find the Jeep fenders contain mud so much better - you could plant beans on the hoods of my trucks

 

[rijndael]

Looks great. I'd be curious how it holds up. I tried their graphene glass coating and it lasted like 5 days.

 

[50yr Street Mech]

Been using Adams Advanced for a few years. Great stuff. Paint prep is key. I use Prep All and get all the grime out. Lasts a long time. After it sets up, I hit it with Jescars or Collinite 845 for added protection. I do this in the fall before the snow and road salt starts. Salt Belt is rough on paint, amongst the underbody. Gets into everything. Just one bottle of Adams goes a long way too

 

[JeepJKU85]

Did a second coat. Let it sit longer and nearly dry. Think it's going to be the best a two year old 20k vehicle can look without repainting.

 

[dkryan]

Nice ride! Thanks for posting!

What product did you use on the trim?