Technicians Choice G-MAX Graphene Detail Spray 

Thanks for the review! I found this literally one day after receiving a gallon of 582. I know I asked for a review of this on one of your other videos and I appreciate you doing it! Awesome!!!

Great review. You're the first detailer to do a review of this product. I've been using this product a few months now and love it. But I would love to see a durability test between G-max Graphene and tec582 ceramic detail spray. Thanks.

Great video. I still use TEC582 diluted 1:1 as a drying aid on my ceramic coating vehicles while that gallon runs out. But when I go longer periods between washes, I use TEC584. Both products are a joy to use.

Great video and product review buddy.b well

Nice. I hadn't heard they'd come out with this. Can you do a comparison between it and the ceramic spray, even though they just added graphene to their formula? It would be nice to see the difference since the ceramic already rocks. And how did it do on glass? Would you put it on windshield glass?

I just applied some on my mother's Infiniti Q50. I used Finish Kare paste wax then used this as a topper. Let it cure for a few days and the gloss is insane. Great product just gotta keep shaking the bottle because the graphene settles to the bottom.

Can't wait to try this. Been using the Tec 582 for years! How did you go about finding a local distributor?

If you had to choose one, which would you choose 582v584?

Hi Mr. Lad, thanks for the review. Can you disclose who the distributor is ? I am searching for one here in south Florida.

Are we to assume that the ceramic detail spray actually contains SiO2? Would like to see a MSDS to prove it. The term "Ceramic" gets tossed around these days. Additionally how a solid like Graphene in it's natural form bonds to a painted surface is of interest manufacturers tried doing this with PTFE and we're unsuccessful it would be interesting to get on microscope on a painted surface after application to see if any graphene is actually bonding to the surface. It's nothing against this particular brand I use their products it's just sometimes we just assume as detailers whether as amateurs taken care of her own cars or professionals you assume what is stated on the bottle is actually in the bottle if that makes sense?

$30 on Amazon for this stuff..16oz... wow! It's just a detail spray.. Imo far too expensive. Personally, I'll stick with my megs ceramic in the green bottle. 26oz.$17, when on sale, at advanced auto. But this does look interesting. But after all, it's just a detail spray, it's mainly to remove some light dust and so fourth for the most part... The real protection should be underneath the dust and debris.