Graphene over Ceramic Coating Question

[Neuera09]

Hello folks,

 

New ceramic spray user here.  I just applied 1 coat of the Adams Ceramic Spray on my car earlier this afternoon.  This is the 3rd and final car I used this product.  I followed the instructions (strip, shampoo, clay, rinse, and surface prepped). My car is fairly new and garaged so the paint is in very good condition.  
 

I wanted to know if it would be advisable and safe to use the Advanced Graphene spray as a 2nd coat over the ceramic spray.  I thought I saw/read it in here that it is but would like be 100% sure.  

 

If it is okay to apply, do I need to use the surface prep over the ceramic coat prior to applying the Graphene coating? Any assistance is much appreciated and thank you in advance.

 

Ron
 

 

[The Guz]

You could but no need to reapply a second layer as you just applied the ceramic spray coating. 

[Neuera09]

Thx Michael. Much appreciated.

[Rich]

You're good to go for a year at least.   Like Guz said, not necessary.  

[falcaineer]

The gist is covered above, I'll add a little more context. When layering ceramic coatings the law of diminishing returns applies, adding 2+ layers does not equate to 2x+ protection. Plus, since the Graphene Ceramic Spray coating is the more durable of the two, it really should be the base layer of your protection, and then you should use graphene infused products to maintain for optimal results.