How-To & Review 303 Graphene Nano Spray Coating & 303 Graphene Detailer

303® Graphene Nano Spray Coating™ is a Graphene Oxide-based coating that provides a year-long protection while also reducing surface temperature. Say hello to enhanced gloss and clarity on your car's paint.
303® Graphene Detailer is a graphene-based auto detailing product designed to improve existing coatings. Paired with 303 Graphene Ceramic Spray Coating you can renew active protection while enhancing shine and gloss for a professional finish.
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[@musti4972]

This game is fire fr fr

[@tomolson9066]

Curious why you don't shake the product in the dispenser prior to applying, especially since they contain graphine Oxide particles.

[@MistrZIGZAG]

You absolutely should have used a paint prep before the real coating. The detailer only lasts a couple weeks, so when that comes off, so will the top layer of ceramic coating. No matter what 303’s website says, it will always last longer when applied directly to clear coat.

[@autoforge]

I trust what the manufacturer and their chemist recommend. That would be like saying a primer polish that can be used as a stand alone product for months of protection or can be used a base and can be directly coated over with a true ceramic coating will only last months because that's all the primer coating will let as a stand alone product. When products are made from the same family of chemicals you have product synergy and work together perfectly fine.

[@MistrZIGZAG]

@@autoforge the manufacturer saying it can be applied to “unprepped paint” does not mean you should apply it over wax for instance. That’s common sense. The coating will only last as long as the surface it’s applied to. In this case your base layer is the detailer which only lasts a few weeks. Unprepped just means no clay, or paint correction needed.

[@autoforge]

@@MistrZIGZAG If the surface had any wax or polishing oils you would be correct, but in this instance it is being applied over a compatible product. The manufacturer does not state that it can be applied to unprepped paint, the amount of prep needed will vary from car to car but in this case a simple light claying is all that was needed. As I said I trust what the manufacturer and their chemist recommend. Here's a video from 303 applying the Graphene Nano Spray Coating over their detailer without any panel prep being used. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIS7pHx7aJtloKs

[@garychandler4296]

So now, is my 303 ceramic coating obsolete?

[@autoforge]

No.

[@DanBurger-bg2cp]

Rubbing the paint after identifying it has "grit" with a plastic bag just scratched the paint. If a decontamination is required, then various steps are required before claying. Poor video

[@autoforge]

If you have identified that there is contamination on the paint then there is no need to use the baggy. In this particular case identifying that the paint needed to be clayed was only found after checking it with a plastic bag. Maybe go back and rewatch that part of the video. Rubbing "clean" paint lightly with a plastic bag will not scratch the paint. The contaminates are bonded to the paint so the plastic bag is not moving them around on the paint causing marring like wiping a dusty car. I assume you are alluding to using a fallout remover. Not always needed.