Comparing Graphene Coating to Ceramic Spray Coating

[TR6speed]

Has anyone done a test to compare the application and durability of the two products, and isn't Graphene a totally different product the ceramic as it is not truly a ceramic.  I am asking because I did see a video done by large automotive detailing  company in the Chicago are where they took a hood and sectioned it off into four sections applying four different paint protection products.  Two of which were paint sealants, one was Adams Ceramic Spray and the fourth a Graphene spray product ( not Adams).  It was a very close final results between the Adams and the Graphene spray, but the Adams showed the best overall performance after everything done to the products to see there durability.  

Also I see that Graphene is list on the site as ceramic, but is it not a totally new paint protection/coating 

[The Guz]

The foundation of the graphene coating is the ceramic coating.  Then refined graphene oxide is added to the coating.  Think of it as another form of ceramic with the infusion of RGO.  

 

 

 

[falcaineer]

@The Guz has you pretty well covered. To clarify one thing, though, it's reduced Graphene Oxide, not "refined." Pure graphene won't bond to a surface. Here's an article about it, as well.

 

https://adamspolishes.com/pages/whats-the-difference-between-graphene-and-traditional-ceramic-coatings#

 

Prep and application are the same for both. Here's a video on the Graphene Ceramic Spray Coating.