I initially tried the Graphene Detail Spray after taking a hiatus from Adams for my coated cars. The slickness is great, and the product didn't smear a whole lot on paint (just windows I was having issues). Also I found that if there was over spray from the wind, buffing off those spots took more effort than past detail sprays (including adams detail spray). Essentially, having to spray the product in the towel to re wipe the overspray off. Minor annoyance. I then moved onto CS3. I found that product loads better in terms of ease of use. The gloss / protection seemed very in line with each other; same issue with overspray although slightly easier to buff off CS3 overspray. Then moving to Graphene CS3....Found really no noticeable difference between the three, other than the overspray situation was more similar to G.Detail Spray (slightly more difficult to buff off). I understand CS3 is more for cleaning and protection, but between the 3 products they're starting to become all too similar....It's almost better to just go with the cheaper price option. Looking forward to your Graphene CS3 impressions. Sorry for the winded response lol
I pretty much used this exclusively as a drying aid without a problem. The CS3 graphene, being thicker, I'll use dry but I'm sure it works fine as a drying aid too. I've been very impressed with Adam's products lately!
Honestly either of these would be a good option. Mohs is going to be the slickest out of the three followed by Adams and then Pure. The Gyeon coatings will be easier to apply than the Adams advanced graphene coating. Tough to say on durability as they are both fairly new.
Amazing job! 👏🏽 I applied this same Adam’s coating in my car. So, what would be the best drying aid and topper to maintain the coat over time? As drying aid I’m between: - Adam’s Graphene Detailer - Xtreme Solutions Topper - Gyeon Ceramic Detailer As Topper: - Adam’s Graphene Boost - CarPro Reload 2.0 - Gyeon CanCoat EVO What products do you suggest?
Any of those products are toppers. Those items listed under a drying aid will leave protection behind. If you want to stick with product synergy then use the graphene detail spray. It will leave protection behind as well. If you are looking for a yearly top up then the graphene spray coating is a good option after a decon wash. Again product synergy.
Hey mike i bought adams graphene advanced coating the 60 ml bottle and i have Gyeon pure evo, is it possible for me to layer pure twice first then layer it with adams advanced graphene after, how many layers should i do, i want the ultimate gloss from the Gyeon pure since i have a white car but i also want the durability from the adams advanced
White is not going to have the wow factor like darker paints. The best gloss always comes from polishing the surface. As far as these coatings, there is no benefit with that many layers or using both coatings. It is one coating or the other.
Good video. Minor correction: Adam's does indeed recommend this product as a drying aid.
I always use a applicator pad to apply my topper sprays, products last a lot longer and it reduces chances of high spots.
Big fan of CS3 .. very curious how the graphene version works.
I initially tried the Graphene Detail Spray after taking a hiatus from Adams for my coated cars. The slickness is great, and the product didn't smear a whole lot on paint (just windows I was having issues). Also I found that if there was over spray from the wind, buffing off those spots took more effort than past detail sprays (including adams detail spray). Essentially, having to spray the product in the towel to re wipe the overspray off. Minor annoyance.
I then moved onto CS3. I found that product loads better in terms of ease of use. The gloss / protection seemed very in line with each other; same issue with overspray although slightly easier to buff off CS3 overspray.
Then moving to Graphene CS3....Found really no noticeable difference between the three, other than the overspray situation was more similar to G.Detail Spray (slightly more difficult to buff off). I understand CS3 is more for cleaning and protection, but between the 3 products they're starting to become all too similar....It's almost better to just go with the cheaper price option.
Looking forward to your Graphene CS3 impressions. Sorry for the winded response lol
One thing I did notice with the graphene detail spray is that it attracted bugs.
@@MikeGDetailing Noticed this as well.
@@MikeGDetailingI had that issue with 3D speed lol. It’s like they enjoy the sweet smell. So bizarre
I pretty much used this exclusively as a drying aid without a problem. The CS3 graphene, being thicker, I'll use dry but I'm sure it works fine as a drying aid too. I've been very impressed with Adam's products lately!
Great content.. would you use adams graphene coating or the new gyeon mohs, or pure? I have a silver colored car.
Honestly either of these would be a good option. Mohs is going to be the slickest out of the three followed by Adams and then Pure. The Gyeon coatings will be easier to apply than the Adams advanced graphene coating. Tough to say on durability as they are both fairly new.
Amazing job! 👏🏽
I applied this same Adam’s coating in my car. So, what would be the best drying aid and topper to maintain the coat over time?
As drying aid I’m between:
- Adam’s Graphene Detailer
- Xtreme Solutions Topper
- Gyeon Ceramic Detailer
As Topper:
- Adam’s Graphene Boost
- CarPro Reload 2.0
- Gyeon CanCoat EVO
What products do you suggest?
Any of those products are toppers. Those items listed under a drying aid will leave protection behind. If you want to stick with product synergy then use the graphene detail spray. It will leave protection behind as well.
If you are looking for a yearly top up then the graphene spray coating is a good option after a decon wash. Again product synergy.
Hey mike i bought adams graphene advanced coating the 60 ml bottle and i have Gyeon pure evo, is it possible for me to layer pure twice first then layer it with adams advanced graphene after, how many layers should i do, i want the ultimate gloss from the Gyeon pure since i have a white car but i also want the durability from the adams advanced
White is not going to have the wow factor like darker paints. The best gloss always comes from polishing the surface. As far as these coatings, there is no benefit with that many layers or using both coatings. It is one coating or the other.