With the inclusion of graphene, Adam's UV ceramic coating has evolved!

 

Compared to the original ceramic coating, the graphene variant will prove to be:

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• Our most durable coating to date!

• Less prone to water spots

• Better resistance to stains from insects, juices, excrements, etc.

• Better resistance to scratches during the washing process

• Easier to apply than previous ceramic coatings Increased depth and clarity on all surfaces

• Lower contact angle with water evacuation at angles less than 10-15°

• Higher average contact angles at 110-118°

• Patent pending, UV Tracing Technology ™

• > Hardness 10H, 7+ years or more protection

• Application on all painted surfaces, glass, headlights, chrome, trim, and even wheels.

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Why is Graphene still called a Ceramic Coating?

 

Graphene by itself will not form a coating. Period. Graphene is a non-reactive flat plane, it will not bond with other things.

Graphene coatings are coatings with graphene molecules grafted onto the ceramic skeleton.

If you think of the graphene oxide graph, the tails you see sticking are what is grafted onto the ceramic molecule.

The ceramic molecule binds to the car and the graphene part of the molecule is on top, forming the surface of the coating.

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