Nano Bond Ceramic Coating for Cars - 9H PRO 80% SiO2 Formula - 30ML Kit

Used this Nano Bond ceramic coating on my white wheels and I’m seriously impressed. Application was straightforward as long as you take your time with the prep and apply it evenly. After curing, the water beads up like crazy and dirt and brake dust rinse off way easier than before. I’ve already rinsed the wheels after they got dirty and most of it came right off with just water. The finish looks slick and glossy too. For the price, I’m extremely happy with the results so far. Definitely worth the time it took to apply. I’d buy it again.

After watching a few reviews of ceramic coating products I settled on Nano Bond for my black 2007 300C. Like other reviewers stated, the finish needs to be clean and clayed along with any paint corrections needed for swirls or scratches, before applying the product. If you don't do those steps, you will be sealing in those defects for a long long time. I wash my car with Meguiar's Gold Class Car Wash 2-3 times a week in the summer [it's stored in the winter] and wax it 2-3 times a seasons too...and I do not wax unless I use a clay bar first. I also apply some Meguiar's G14422 Ultimate Quik Detailer spray on all the horizontal surfaces after each wash. So for me the biggest part of the project was buffing out all the defects. Once that was done, applying the Nano Bond took only 20 minutes or so...and I did the complete vehicle. Like other reviewers I did not like the small applicator that came with the kit so I purchased some larger microfiber applicators form Adams which made the process a lot easier. However, it also goes through the product a lot faster and I was not able to finish the job with one bottle and had to buy another. On that note, I don't know if it was intentional or not, but it is very hard to see how much product remains in the bottle as you go. Plus the amount of product you get is pretty small considering the price. I am sure the manufacturer would argue it's plenty if you use the small applicator we provide, but IMO, there needs to be a better balance between ease of application and the amount of product supplied. Regardless, I am very happy with the results. At first I was not amazed with the results because my car always looked pretty good and buffing out most of the defects naturally made it look a lot better. But I noticed right away that it was repelling water even better than before and I started to really notice how the surface did not just shine, but almost glow. It has much more of a mirror like finish too where reflections are more crisp and defined. Pretty noticeable difference really. I am still washing it 2-3 times a week and still using the detailer spray, although more out of habit than need, mainly because I like the "smooth like glass" feeling it gives the finish after washing, but it's definitely not necessary. Because here I am a year later and it still looks great, has held up extremely well and still has that Nano Bond glow. However, since I used an old Craftsman buffer which was on it's last leg the first time, I was not able to get 100% of the defects removed and did leave a few minor swirls behind that I am not happy with. So I purchased a new modern buffer to remove the remaining swirls and apply the Nano Bond again. I am only going to do the horizontal surfaces and top half of the doors this time though. In the end Nano Bond is an excellent product...and this comes from a man who religiously washed and waxed his car in the past to always have it looking its best. In one aspect it's a sad day because waxing my car was sort of religious experience for me, but after seeing how much better a Nano Bond surface looks compared to just wax and how much longer it holds up, not to mention the reduced wear and tear on my old shoulders and wrists....my waxing days are over. Now it will be Nano Bond every spring In the end I have no problem recommending Nano Bond if you want an amazing long lasting shine, but be prepared to do the prep work. Even if you plan to buff the surface to remove swirls, I highly recommend you use a clay bar product first. DO NOT skip this step. It will save you a lot of time buffing and guarantee a surface smooth like glass.

Great product, and I may use it again, but I prefer a ‘Spray & Rinse’ to a hand applicator. I used Nano Bond on my RV, and the results were good, but not earth shattering compared to a typical Synthetic Wax (or 'Sealant'). I did one side of my RV as a test, and used other coatings for the other side and back. I followed the instructions explicitly and when I finally finished, the RV felt like glass. Beautiful. The instructions say to I let it 'cure' for 1 to 2 days before getting wet, so it sat in covered storage for a week. When the RV was in my driveway, the lower part of the RV got wet from the sprinklers and left water marks. I hosed it down hoping that it would clean right up, but it didn’t hose off. I had to wash the impacted areas with soap and a towel to get rid of it. I was hoping for a finish similar to a ceramic dish where light dirt would rinse off easily. Since then, It’s gotten rained on, and had road dust, etc. and each time it had to be hand washed. As a comparison, I bought a new boat and tried a product called Glidecoat which was $350, and to my surprise, it didn’t appear to be any different (I feel like a sucker now). I also tried a couple 'Spray & Rinse' coatings on the other side of the RV and on other cars. The immediate results of all of these were the same as Nano Bond, but the 'Spray & Rinse' ceramic coatings were so much easier to use. To apply, you wash the car (polish it if you need to), then rinse it with water, spray on the coating, and immediately rinse it off. You can do an entire car in 5 minutes. The only 'catch' of a 'Spray & Rinse' is that they are only rated to last 6 months or so. But since I wash my vehicles several times a year, it's easier to just re-apply the 'Spray & Rinse' coatings after each wash than to apply a coat by hand. If I do that, then I'm not concerned about a coating that will last years, and the application is easier. One tip.... I got tired of using spray bottles, so I found a 'Spray & Rinse' product that came in a gallon size which I purchased and then I used it with a Garden sprayer. Now I can cover my RV or Boat quickly and without a ladder. Plus, it can be used on glass, plastic or metal. All my vehicles are still going strong for me after 3 months. Check out 303 touches sealant if interested. I'll update this more in the future to let you know how long they last for me.

It works great and looks great. Not sure how long it will last. The only reason it didn’t get 5 stars is because the bottle is black so you can’t see how much product you have left in the bottle. You just know when it runs out. Otherwise it’s great and I recommend it for a car enthusiast that’s just looking for a basic ceramic coating!

Very pleased with this product. Like any of these it’s very much about the prep work. Our 22 Navigator was pretty hazed after 60k miles and still looked ok, but had lost much of the color depth and become impossible to keep remotely clean. I did 3 polishing processes using a griots garage random orbital polisher with progressively finer pads and compounds to get the clear back in shape. After a wash I applied the nano bond. I’ve used multiple ceramic coatings and this one was a nice combination of shine, but easy to work with as it doesn’t flash instantly. That really helped avoid any streaking as you can go back over the car multiple times with fresh fleece cloths to get any residual product polished clean. The drawback of that longer flash time is it needs to cure a few days. I waited a week before another wash (and this after driving 150 miles in a rain storm with very little grime build up) then applied griots ceramic wax over it. This photo was taken immediately after and I did not apply any filters or editing. It’s a ton of work, but very pleased with how this black rig turned out and I do recommend this product. Oh, and the one bottle did this big suv using about half of the liquid. I should have enough to do another car as a result.

This stuff was easy to apply, after I clay barred my car. Immediate results were great, with water beading up and rolling off pretty quick. But several months later I was noticing pollen and dust sticking in the paint and water spreading out. It's now been 10 months and there's no beading on the hood at all, even after washing. I'll be trying something else when I clay it again

Used on every inch of my 26 model 3, and still have half a bottle left over. Water beams off of the car so well. I applied this to my car 2 months ago, and I only did one coat, will be doing another one here in a couple months. Will buy again and have recommended to friends/family

Tried a couple other "non-professional) ceramic coatings and while they worked great at first they started losing effectiveness within a couple months. Saw Project Farm's video and decided to give this a shot and I am very pleased. 13 months on and it's still holding up great and water beads well. I'm still going to do another application this year, but a once-a-year coating that actually holds up for sub $50 is amazing. Even applying far more liberally than the directions indicate, one bottle was more than enough to do one sedan size car and have enough left to do over half of a hatchback.

This seems ok but quite expensive. It works into the body work well but after a month seems like the protection is gone.

It's very difficult to apply. Had to switch to a microfiber applicator because of how sticky the product was. Was barely able to move the applicator. Ended up having to continuous douse the applicator with the coating to keep it moving. Finish looks good. Not very slick to the touch. Durability needs to be seen as I applied very recently. It does however leave a slightly glossy finish.

Used this on my car a year ago. Car still looks good and easier to wash. Good value.

Definitivamente no es un producto premium, pero se muestra de mejor consistencia que los cerámicos económicos. Yo lo puse en un auto negro. Y luce bien. Ya veremos al paso del tiempo si funciona adecuadamente.

I bought this a week or so ago for a bit of a project to start on. I had time this weekend so I ended up tackling this task. I washed my car with a ph balanced soap then did a clay bar treatment. I re washed it again with a new bucket of ph balanced soap. I did a very thin layer of polish around the car (step 1) treatment. After I dried everything off I started to use the ceramic coating. At first I didn't think I would have enough of the liquid because it felt like a few drops were not nearly enough and I thought I would have to keep applying drops to the cloth. I went in vertical stripes then did horizontal stripes in like a 3'x3' area each time then buffed out the haze. Once I was done I left it in the garage over night since it wasn't sunny out. Once I brought out my car today I was in absolute disbelief! The shine and the coating literally looks like ceramic! On top of that I still have about half a bottle to do another coat down the road maybe in a month. These pictures do it no justice. As long as you prep your car like I did I'm sure you will get the results you want! I will definitely recommend this product to anyone. Just remember it will probably take you a minimum of 6 hours to get to the stage of putting on the product but it was well worth the effort! Shine on guys!