Islander

It's great for drying your vehicle, but on low setting, it's good for the motor, rag tops, wheel wells, etc.

If you can........the Master Blaster is the ultimate dryer.  Hose is way long enough to get all around the car. Mounts on the wall so you're no pulling it around and risking banging into your ride.  Hi and low settings. And it will blow the crap out of anything on your driveway or patio, etc.  

Use any of these to maintain
 
https://adamspolishes.com/collections/ceramics-graphene-graphene-detail-spray™
 
Since it's a ceramic coating at its core, you can also use these, if you'd like
 
https://adamspolishes.com/collections/sio2-infused

You can use any pressure you want, just adjust the distance you are from the paint!  You should be fine with that setup, just don’t get too close!!  

I just use the regular detail spray for drying the car after a wash. I feel it helps with the lubrication and streak free results. I feel like drying first then using detail spray is too much work...

I third the Graphene Shampoo. Paired with the Graphene Detail Spray it's the best and simplest care regimen for a coated vehicle I have ever used.

The Graphene Shampoo also works good on bugs and sap on Ceramic Spray Coated vehicles based on how many bugs and sap my daughter used to get on her Jag.  One a Graphene Spray Coated vehicle, the Graphene Shampoo easily takes the bugs off.  I have not had a Graphene coated vehicle get sap yet, but based on how easily  the bugs come off, I suspect it will be similar.
 
The more I use the Graphene Shampoo, the more I like it.

CS3, Graphene CS3 or try to reactivate with the Graphene Detail Spray. All three will be fine with light dust.

Update: Got up at sunrise today and used Graphene Shampoo and GDS as a drying aid...both products for the first time. Worked great...even in the early direct sunlight.No streaking at all and left a beautiful slick finish ...on my 4Runner that has a 3rd party graphene spray coating on it...very pleased

I would say you used too much product, any of the SI02 products will streak if you use too much.
I would do a regular two bucket wash then see what you have, if you still see streaks go back over with DS and use a couple MF towels to wipe away.

Update: Got up at sunrise today and used Graphene Shampoo and GDS as a drying aid...both products for the first time. Worked great...even in the early direct sunlight.No streaking at all and left a beautiful slick finish ...on my 4Runner that has a 3rd party graphene spray coating on it...very pleased

Update: Got up at sunrise today and used Graphene Shampoo and GDS as a drying aid...both products for the first time. Worked great...even in the early direct sunlight.No streaking at all and left a beautiful slick finish ...on my 4Runner that has a 3rd party graphene spray coating on it...very pleased

You mean this scratched up old beater ?! LOL
 
 







 

Everything Jimmy has is nice! 
 
Ask him to post photos of his Shelby, that he wet-sanded himself. 👍👍

Wow man....nice F-150!!

Thanks @mc2hill good to know that the LPS / G&G works well for you because Florida conditions would be close to what I am in
 
Still waxing right now...but gonna experiment with either LPS/GG...or maybe try the Graphene ceramic spray
 
Thanks for yoyr feedback

@IslanderI use the 2nd method on my cars and that works great in Florida.  I try do the LSP in the cooler months, then use H2O G&G as part of my Rinseless Wash.
Wash panel Spray with G&G (I switched to a Tolco sprayer to allow for more adjustment to the pattern) Spread/level with damp towel (only used for G&G ) Wipe dry Done!

Thanks...good idea

Hi Phil,
You can correct or repair a small area if need be.  The key is to use the polisher to remove the coating and blemish, prep and apply.  I have found that if I can go to a body line, it is easier to blend in based on how long the Spray coating has been on the vehicle.  Once a Spray coating has been on the vehicle for a year, you are most likely better off redoing the vehicle instead of trying a spot repair.  
 
A word of advice, keep a log of what you did to the vehicle and when.  This way you can be sure to use the same product to do the repair - grabbing Graphene Ceramic Spray to repair a section of a Ceramic Spray Coated vehicle will not blend well at all.  You can get it close, but you'll also be able to see the differences.

Second time using Graphene Detail spray and I'm getting a Gallon of this stuff. It's by far the very best detail spray I have ever used by anyone. WOW guys what a home run product. 
 If you ever used CS3 as a detail spray, when you apply it, you get this smooth gliding thick feeling. Like it's a buttery wax. It goes on so silky smooth and makes you feel like your applying something great. This new to me Graphene Detail spray has a very similar feeling. Nothing like the old regular Detail spray which has a nice slickness to it but not on this level, not even close.
 
 

I agree with this, and given the Original post conditions; I might recommend you try doing all that prep the night before. So that you can wake up and quickly do the Graphene spray in early morning. 
 

I would apply it early in the morning before the sun comes up or late in the evening when the sun goes down. Protection should never be applied in direct sun. I don't care if it's made to do it or not. It's so much easier in the shade.
 
 I see you went Ceramic Graphene Spray wax which should work out very well for you. It would work much better if you do a proper wash, clay bar , Iron remover and then a full paint correction as needed. Once the paint if fully prepped , the protection layer will work it's best.

I think the graphene spray ceramic can be used outdoors. While not ideal to apply in direct sun, I think you can do it. 
 
certainly the full power ceramics wouldn’t work outside. But maybe the spray one?
 
if not; maybe the cs3 ?

Spent three hours this morning washing and waxing my 2014 4Runner using my new Adam's Pressure Washer, Foam Cannon and Megafoam....works like a charm!  Cant wait for the rest of my Adams stuff to arrive soon...

Looks great!!