Mercu 9H Hardness AUTO Ceramics Coating, Car Liquid Ceramic Coating kit Super Hydrophobic Glass Coating Polish-30ML (5 Pieces)

My first dip into ceramic coatings. I've been eyeballing the name brand guys for a long time, but couldn't bring myself to pull the trigger.Figured I'd give this a go because I didn't have much to lose for the price.Product was delivered quick and for a great price. Sort of Amazons thing.Packaging was nice. Directions were absolutely worthless. The applicator rags that came with the product was also bad. Basically some small single use paper towels.As far as the application goes. The prep work was a lot, but the application of the actual product itself was simple and pretty quick. Easier than hand or machine waxing IMO.I've not had the product on long (maybe around two months), but so far it seems to be holding up as advertised. Jury is still out regarding longevity. I'll try to update down the road.A little of the product goes a long way too. I bought the 3 pack because I figured it would take a bottle and half just to do my SUV. Nope, barely used a quarter of a bottle, if that. So I've got enough to last me a long time.GOOD: value, nice product.BAD: directions, applicator towels.

Great for new cars or newly polished cars. Wish they had it in a plastic bottle so as to not break when dropped. Had to buy another since it fell and broke in my garage. Always use with proper ventilation.

This is my 4th time doing a ceramic coating to a vehicle, I have normally used AvalonKing Armor Shield IX and have had awesome results, that is normally about $70 and you can get $25 off.. So I decided to save money and that was a bad decision, the stuff comes off like cement. the applicator is junk... no direction, but I have done it in the past... waste of money, going back to AvalonKing Armor Shield IX … they are the best for the money..

The ceramics coating is performing as advertised....

It makes a good paint job on cars,Just follow directions gives a great shine.

The instructions are in ChinEnglish but you should be able to decipher. There is also a Youtube video but Amazon won't let me post the link... Frankly, the video is not of much help but the notes in the video (once translated) are a bit helpful and the same as in the paper instructions that come with the product. Here is my experience after using this product on two cars in 95F temps, in the shade.1. Apply the product sparingly. Watch it as you wipe it on, you should be able to see the film. When the film gets less and the applicator is making noise or dragging, time to put more product on the applicator.2. I cut up the large applicator into about 10 pieces that could wrap around the sponge. I then stapled the ends to the back of the sponge. This made it much easier since the cloth wasn’t slipping around the sponge. The cloth will start to harden before you are done with the job, so replace it as soon as you notice it hardening.3. You will know when this stuff flashes. It will leave residue and streaking that will be hard to remove. You need to watch it from the side, as you do to look for wax residue, to see if you got it all when buffing. Once you determine the flash time for your temps, just make sure to wipe the panel before that time. Do not wipe the panel off right after applying the ceramic. This will take away the majority of the coating. You need to let it setup, like a paint. 8-10 mins worked for me in 95F temps, in the shade. When buffing, you don’t want to rub too hard or too much. You are just trying to level and remove streaking. Light, once or twice over with the water spritzed microfiber worked good for me. However, when it flashed on me, I had to work it a bit harder to get rid of the residue (but the ceramic was certainly setup by that time anyway).4. Spray your buffing microfiber with water. They say to immerse it in water and use when it is not dripping but I found just a few spritz on the microfiber buffing towel did the trick.5. I could not find the re-coat window (how long to wait until a 2nd coat) but I figure I’ll give it 3 days to fully cure. The ceramic around the bottle lid had fully crystallized over night, so I figure the thin coating on the car should definitely be good in a day for a second coat.

Came in yesterday I applied it this morning,it leaves a glass like finish all of the usual minor surface scratches are gone awesome product!

Here are my impressions for my first time applying a ceramic coating, many reviewers say to watch youtube videos which I did but I did not see the product flash, haze, or anything that indicated it was time to remove. I attempted to wipe off after 2-3 minutes but it was very difficult and I felt like I was just smearing it around and making things worse. I applied to the rest of the car and left it and it looks pretty good. I washed thoroughly, then used a clay bar, then DA polisher, iso alcohol to remove any residue, then applied the product. I would say at a minimum do a wash, clay bar, and wipe down with isopropyl alcohol, if you have a lot of scratches then polishing them out will make it look better but isn't necessary. That little jar goes a long ways.