Zymol Atomic Graphene Shield

“Graphene is harder and protects better than any ceramic”

Also, it’s dad can beat up your dad. :lol: (Sorry, that’s the first place my brain went)

As always, looking forward to hearing folks’ thoughts when they’ve had a chance to try it.
 
I’m such a sap. I opened this thread like “how cheesy does this new product name sound?”. Then checked it out, saw the cool bottle logo and the cool web page and now I’m contemplating “When should I?”. LOL.
 
Oneheadlite said:
“Graphene is harder and protects better than any ceramic”
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It might be a great coating, but the whole hardness protection thing drives me nuts. A micron-thin layer of coating is not going to defend your car from scratches or swirls.

People read this stuff and think its an impenetrable force field.
 
Whats funny is zymol is a solid brand in the wax world. Sime of their products were gimmicky but their claims... “graphene is harder and protects better than any ceramic”

I think the product would be more appealing if their were less “atomic” marketing


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At this point I skip right over “harder” talk and words like “Atomic” and “Shield”. My eyes only see a Graphene Spray in a pretty bottle from a brand that is known for some fancy products but hasn’t been in in the coating biz. It’s a matter of time before I try this.
 
"Formulated With Pure Atomic Graphene"...I`ll file that one right next to "Diamond Infused 10h Hardness"

That`s the first Graphene Wax I`ve heard of though, albeit "Limited Avaliabiity".

We`re just moments away from "TopCoat F12-Graphene Edition"
 
If it were only true that graphene formed a harder shell than ceramic. It is quite the opposite from what I have seen on my car.

Graphene is all the rage at the moment.
 
wannafbody said:
I`m waiting for a sub-atomic coating.
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.. or nano-atomic coating. Always need catch word or phrase for sales-grabbing attention. I would use the phrase Infinitesimally Atomic Graphene Armor, but that sounds redundant now, doesn`t it! (NO, more like stupid, Captain Obvious!) Hey, we do NOT say "stupid" in this forum...dumb, lame, unintelligent, wacko; maybe...

Wait! It is a reformulation of Blue Coral`s Fomblin-A found in their 1990`s product AutoFom. Queue in Tim Allen as pitchman in late-night TV infomercial for "Atomic Graphene Shield". (You have been cleaning with 3M`s Adhesive Remover in unventilated areas again, haven`t you, Captain Obvious??)
 
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