MrWalleye73

Well I tried last night and some streaking is gone but the gloss is lacking. I will polish it down this weekend and do something else. Something tried and true.

Thanks for the replies. Yes it did cure over 30 hours which according to the product, the spray graphene, was well over what was required. Perhaps I did go a bit heavy on the spray but nothing more than i ever used with any other spray product. But each product is different. And yes it did seem to dull it slightly. I've been detailing cars as a hobby for 30 years and this was a more unusual experience. Maybe some other spray coating boost or enhancer works better or maybe use super sparingly. I'm gonna play with it some after the car is cool and completely shaded. I'll try a little quick detailer and go from there. I really did like the graphene application and initial result. And I used the boost after many threads reading about applying it for that last added touch after curing. Live and learn. Worse I can do is strip it all down and start over with something else.

I followed up my spray graphene coating with Ceramic Boost, 24 hours later, in the shade, at twilight. This morning I noticed it was very streaky under parking lot lights. I had a spare microfiber in the truck and decided I might have missed some in the buffing off stage. I am usually very thorough. I will try some spray detailer first in the affected area this afternoon. What else can I try? And why would it streak? I've used many different spray waxes/coatings etc over the years and this is a first. Thanks in advance for any tips/suggestions.

Easy to apply and remove. I used a little less than half a bottle for my full size truck. Did the glass sun roof and all windows too. Paint has a bit of extra pop now. I'll use Boost every few washes or so. Easier than most liquid type sealers. Let's see how long it lasts! 😃

Thanks Chris....I found a temporary shelter for 1/2 a day, so I ordered the spray version of the graphene (kit). It says 4 hours to cure before exposure, so I think that will work. I'll reply back when it's all said and done! Thanks again

I just bought a brand new truck. I really wanted to go the ceramic coating route, but alas, I do not have anywhere to park the truck indoors for the cure time. The paint looks perfect right now, aside from doing a decontamination and clay, I want to protect this thing as much as possible, and get long lasting protection, which is why I wanted to go the ceramic route. What else can be recommended? Like this website/forum! Thank you