Using 303 Graphene Nano Spray Coating on F150

Using a synthetic clay mitt for the first time in two years on the F150 also using iron remover from Adams and a small clip from the movie the family Man find out the ease of using the 303 graphing nano spray coating with one year protection

[@MyGuyKirby]

I have using this same combination for over 3-years on my customers with dark colors, especially PU trucks. I used it on the roof and when washing was so impressed how it lasted it was on my short list of options. It works even in direct sunlight, but dries quickly! Take it off as soon as it 'sweats or leaves tracks' as it dries. Nice review and see it works in your hot and humidity in Missouri, I am Texas based.

[@kevkav5680]

Another great video, I use hybrid solutions flex wax , similar and great results, thankyou 🇬🇧

[@davidm6256]

I thought ceramic was the best, but I think graphene is better than ceramic, I have been using turtle wax graphene and noticed when it rains, I don't have any dirt left on my car, try wiping it with a wet towel and buff with a dry towel

[@deactb59]

I’m with you 100% I think graphene is better too than ceramic

[@williamseymour458]

Can you leave a link in the bio of the equipment you use? Such as the pressure washer hose, nosile head etc.

[@deactb59]

Absolutely I’ll do that in my next video. Thanks for watching.

[@ryanfarrier3052]

From your experience does this last a year like they suggest? I am a DIY'er and ceramic coating interests me. All the local shops are charging anywhere between $250-$750 for ceramic coating, I would rather do it myself and learn. Thanks for your content

[@deactb59]

This was actually my first time with the 303 so I really don’t know how long it’s going to last. Also, the 303 is a Graphene spray coating, but the Adams graphing ceramic advanced spray coating that I use last me two years because I maintained it by using ceramic spray detailing to keep up the coat