Topper to add to 303 Graphene for slickness

[bcgreen]

For those who have use the 303 graphene, you know it leaves the paint feeling somewhat tacky. What I am looking for is a product to use over the 303 that will add slickness which in turn will make drying the vehicle quicker. I have tried using Insulator wax845, made no difference.

[Klasse Act]

Do you have Beadmaker or Sonax Brillant Shine Detailer?

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[bcgreen]

Do you have Beadmaker or Sonax Brillant Shine Detailer?

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Neither. Have you used both of these as a topper?

[Klasse Act]

Neither. Have you used both of these as a topper?

Not only do I have both AND used them as a topper I have mixed the 2 of them together and used it While I haven't used them on my 303 graphene coated car I have used them through the years with MUCH success in the slickness department and they both add serious gloss, especially after a little bit of time goes by. Beadmaker is the economical champ, hands down and works equally well on a dry car as well as a drying aid.

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[bcgreen]

Not only do I have both AND used them as a topper I have mixed the 2 of them together and used it While I haven't used them on my 303 graphene coated car I have used them through the years with MUCH success in the slickness department and they both add serious gloss, especially after a little bit of time goes by. Beadmaker is the economical champ, hands down and works equally well on a dry car as well as a drying aid.

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I was hopping to hear anyone's experience with the 303 and a topper. I have seen and read over the years, products that add slickness, but before I put my money down, I would like to hear direct experiences.
Thanks for the suggestion, though.

[TroyScherer]

If 303 Graphene doesn't give you the finish you are looking for "Why are you using it?"

In my experience it doesn't make sense to use a product that doesn't do and work they way I want it to. There are so many options out there that I can find something that will. Especially for a "spray wax" type product. I can apply any spray wax weekly and get continual protection for as long as I want.

[bcgreen]

If 303 Graphene doesn't give you the finish you are looking for "Why are you using it?"

In my experience it doesn't make sense to use a product that doesn't do and work they way I want it to. There are so many options out there that I can find something that will. Especially for a "spray wax" type product. I can apply any spray wax weekly and get continual protection for as long as I want.

Oh, contraire, it gives me the look and I believe the durability.

[Klasse Act]

Well, I did add Griot's Garage Ceramic Speed Shine to my car 2 weeks ago without an issue AND it was 40 degrees and shady. The paint was smooth to the touch and glossy as hell. This was on nearly 8 week old 303 graphene too!

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[Klasse Act]

Btw my durability at 8 weeks is going VERY strong

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[TroyScherer]

Oh, contraire, it gives me the look and I believe the durability.

That's fair. I just figure that If I need to apply something else on top of a "Spray wax" to get the slick finish on a weekly basis then I might as well use a more durable coating or sealant base layer and use a spray product that gives me the slick finish or gloss I am looking for.

I personally see many of these Graphene sprays as a "spray wax/sealant" but since they are used so often long term durability doesn't really matter.


The other thing to think about is If I top a base layer product with something I change the finial product and results. If I top my sealant with a wax; I am not longer getting most of the properties of the sealant. I am getting the properties of the wax. which is why some many used a wax over a sealant because the sealant would hopefully last but we wanted the look of the wax.

So if I use a Graphene spray because of the "less water spotting" properties I loose that when I put something else on top of it until that topper product is gone.