Adams Graphene - Get it!

PajamaGuy · 2026-08-13T08:59:39-0500

I can't believe it. I switched from ceramic to graphene 2 months ago. Brand new 26 ST in Marsh Grey. @ 200 mi, I put it through a car wash, drove it home and applied the Adams Graphene spray per directions. 2,000 miles and 6 car washes (I'm 77) and it still looks great. The graphene actually repels dust! No sh^t. Next is another sap removal and a wash. Then I'll reapply Adams Graphene. (I;ll check to see if it needs clay bar)

Just get some.

PJ - No I don't work for, nor am I compensated by, Adams

pgruber75 · 2026-08-13T09:37:00-0500

I made the same experience with Ethos Resist - after trying Jimbo's Tough as Shell and Fortify Shine Armor. They all make the paint slick and hydrophobic, but nothing lasts as long as Ethos Resist.
I don't use soap or foam any more. I just give it a rinse with clear water in the self-wash-booth. Then a final rinse against water spots. No drying necessary.
When I arrive at home after a 5 min ride the car is dry and shiny.

The Graphene makes the difference!

@PajamaGuy You might want to avoid automatic car-washes as the harsh chemicals and brushes break down the coating relatively quick. Also the swirls are terrible to remove. Ask me how I know...

EDWYER · 2026-08-13T12:31:26-0500

Adam's stuff is good. Big fan!

Cdubya · 2026-08-13T12:38:53-0500

The stuff I bought in '23 was labelled graphene. Is this new? I wasn't impressed. Didn't seem to last long and neither did the graphene tire dressing.

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Adams Graphene - Get it!

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