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Will graphene boost add any shine that I do not want? Was thinking about putting some on the wrap today. Thanks, DW

I was happy with the results, the graphene didn't really change the appearance just gave it a slightly darker in a good way sheen:D Most people would never know it had been coated if I did not tell them.

Yes I’m using the Advanced graphene spray coating, I tried the reactivating approach but it did not work, actually tried several times in the same spots with no luck. I’m just afraid brilliant glaze or polish will make a permanent shiny spot.

I finally got the chance to coat the truck yesterday afternoon since it was in the 80's, for the most part everything turned out good and didn't really change the color much at all which I'm happy with. That being said it does look like there have been some high spots left and not sure how that happened since I was SUPER careful wiping it off with several grey borderless towel to ensure this did not happen. I tried going back over those spots with some CC but it really did not remove them, is this something that could possibly cure out? I had considered getting some isopropyl alcohol to see if that would possibly remove those spots then re coat the areas. Any tips will be greatly appreciated!:)

I’m from Alabama and it’s stays hot/humid lol. My garage has been staying cooler the last few days, what would be the max humidity level to apply it in?

Thanks! 90+ degrees bad weather to apply it?

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The wrap has been on 1 week what should I wipe it down with before applying the graphene? Plan on doing it today. I was think of diluting some isopropyl alcohol but do not want to damage the satin wrap.

I opened my bottle of advanced spray graphene in December, cc should still be good? Don’t want to mess up a $6K wrap lol. Also the guy at the wrap mentioned some cc can soak through and hurt the adhesion of the vinyl, has anybody heard of that happening?

Thanks for the video The Guz that helps out alot:)

Thanks Chris! We really like the sheen the vehicle has now and would prefer not to alter it in any way if possible. If I use the matte detailer once or twice a week would that help the life of the wrap vs not using anything?

I just had my wife brand new BMW X5 wrapped in Avery satin black and looking to add some protection without adding any gloss or changing the color of the wrap. I have everything ready to roll on doing the CC install except I can not get a straight answer from Adams. I have been told by one person over the phone that it will add gloss/sheen to the wrap then another person telling me it will not add gloss but will darken the color lol. Has anybody here CC a satin black wrap or have any before/after pics to help me make a decision?:) I have some Adams matte detailer and it does not change the color or sheen of the wrap which is exactly what I want however was told it does not have any protection built in the formula. Her truck is garaged kept and does not get driven in bad weather, just trying to keep the wrap looking as new as possible. Any help or advise will be greatly appreciated!:) Thanks, DW

Ended up getting 99% of it off with some water spot remover. I had scrub extremely hard and come back and buff those areas back out of my swirl killer. Thanks!:D

Bump a old thread! The spots are still there. I tried vinegar and CRL diluted to not budging it at all. Anybody else have any ideas? Thanks!

Thanks! I have had 2 bottles of Paint sealant and both always left a greasy film when wiped off no matter how I put it on ( machine or by hand ) I wasn't using to much either. Also used detail spray when trying to remove it with no luck. Not sure if it is something with the humidity here in Alabama. One of the Adams dealers in the southeast told me he had never had any luck getting it to wipe off good either.