Video of Zymols Graphene shield

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2wookies

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Still a new product, so company’s longevity claims are hard to confirm. It’s a spray on Graphene coating, that you level down with a MF block, then wait for the flash spritz and buff off. My car had some paint work on the drivers side fender to back drivers side door few months back, so fresh paint no protection. The rest of the car has 2 coats of CQuartz UK topped with Gliss, installed last summer.

I did a heavy iron X treatment with a maint wash, then clayed and corrected the panels that were getting Zymol.

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2E3BC8D6-A120-4AB4-B83A-C2F70DA4184D by John Wilkinson, on Flickr

Yes the CQuartz squeaked out being faster at water repelling, and I know it’s not the best test but wanted to show it to you guys. Where each coat of CQuartz takes about and hour to apply I did all 3 panels with Zymol in 15 min.
 
As mentioned on AG, it’s always nice to see real life comparisons of water behavior. Something that has become important to me for keeping the car cleaner.
 
2wookies said:
Still a new product, so company’s longevity claims are hard to confirm. It’s a spray on Graphene coating, that you level down with a MF block, then wait for the flash spritz and buff off. My car had some paint work on the drivers side fender to back drivers side door few months back, so fresh paint no protection. The rest of the car has 2 coats of CQuartz UK topped with Gliss, installed last summer.

I did a heavy iron X treatment with a maint wash, then clayed and corrected the panels that were getting Zymol.

Video link
2E3BC8D6-A120-4AB4-B83A-C2F70DA4184D by John Wilkinson, on Flickr

Yes the CQuartz squeaked out being faster at water repelling, and I know it’s not the best test but wanted to show it to you guys. Where each coat of CQuartz takes about and hour to apply I did all 3 panels with Zymol in 15 min.
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some nice reading and watching material much appreciated.
 
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