Graphine

[MAXMAX]

Helllo, what is Graphie?
Any top car soap with this infused?
What is the difference between this and a ceramic car wash soap?
Thanks,
Nick

 

[Mike Phillips]

I had high hopes for graphene as a protection agent when these were first launched. The issue is, what if the product the touted as having graphene was already a good product to start with? How would you know the graphene component was actually doing something?

Here's what I've said online and in the real-world for decades now, when choosing a product, go with an established brand from an actual manufacturer.


Good question, apologies I don't have a better answer, maybe someone else does.


Mike

 

[Dsholes78]

Helllo, what is Graphie?
Any top car soap with this infused?
What is the difference between this and a ceramic car wash soap?
Thanks,
Nick

With all of the products on the market now I think it could be more of a marketing strategy than anything.
It took me a long time to hop on the ceramic wagon, I am now a believer and a certified installer, but am not quite a believer in the graphene based approach.
Like Mike said, do your research and choose a reputable brand, no matter what it is ; soap, buffing pads, wash mitts and everything else.

 

[Mike Phillips]

With all of the products on the market now I think it could be more of a marketing strategy than anything.

I've also seen some companies launch entire product lines of products, all stating they are graphene products. To me, this is 100% pure marketing.

Buyer beware.


Mike

 

[Dsholes78]

I've also seen some companies launch entire product lines of products, all stating they are graphene products. To me, this is 100% pure marketing.

Buyer beware.


Mike

It’s equivalent to what ceramic has become, 9H, 10H, 20H.
It’s the same marketing as spray wax was when it became popular.
I grew up on Mcguiars Carnunba wax. Red metal container if I’m not mistaken. (You know the one!)
That was the cream of the crop, and look at us now!