Hydro Graphene Ceramic Spray Coating (SiO2 Carbon Spray & Rinse Protectant), 22 fl. oz.

I got this to layer over the dealer applied ceramic coating on a new EV6. Application was extremely easy. Wash, rinse, then panel-by-panel apply 3 - 4 sprays and *immediately* rinse. Work quickly -- hose in one hand, Hydro Graphene bottle in the other. You'll actually see some suds appear in the rinse water as it activates the Hydro Graphene. A little product goes a long way and water is your friend. Really flood the panel (and hit the surrounding panels in case of overspray) to get the product fully activated and distributed. Water sheets nicely off the treated panels and the depth of shine after drying is impressive. I can't yet assess the longevity, but the product is so easy to use that even if I have to reapply every few months, I'll be completely satisfied.

Great product! Followed the instructions and ended up with a really great looking F150 with a fantastic looking shine.

The hydrophobic aspect is really great! It obviously very easy to use as well. I cant really speak to the longevity of the wax yet. Its very pricey for what you get. Not sure yet if its really much better than the regular hydroblue which is much much cheaper.

As a long time user of McKee’s ceramic products, I had high hopes for this graphene tire shine. It is best applied with a sponge applicator, and gives nice shine when fresh and does not sling as stated when given an hour or so to dry. The problem is the shine just doesn’t last much longer than cheaper regular name brand tire shines. This stuff maybe lasts a week or 2 at most if it doesn’t rain. So at $40 for this bottle, I could buy 5-6 bottles of cheap stuff and ultimately get more tire shine.

I've been using McKee's for some time. The products are consistently great.