Sipho B.
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Gloss on the bonnet is unreal after two coats. Water beads up so tight it looks like ball bearings rolling off. Proper ceramic result.
Graphene Ultra Ceramic Coating (50ml)
R 760.00
- 9H graphene-ceramic hardness on paint and PPF
- Hydrophobic layer sheets water and fallout off
- Blocks UV fade, bird etching and iron fallout
- Layerable formula deepens gloss with each coat
- 9H hardness resists scratches and swirl marks
- Water sheets off - no sitting, no spotting
- Bonds to paint, glass, PPF and polished metal
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- Fast delivery2-4 business days
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Graphene Ceramic Tech
A coating that actually bonds, not just sits
Most spray sealants and consumer waxes sit on top of the clear coat and wash away within weeks. NanoShield's graphene-infused SiO2 chemistry forms a covalent bond with the substrate, laying down a 9H-hard layer that sheds water, blocks UV and resists iron fallout from the first drive.
Why NanoShield
Ceramic protection that earns its price
Four reasons detailers reach for the graphene formula
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9H Surface Hardness
Resists fine scratches, swirl marks and water spotting that break down softer coatings over time.
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True Hydrophobic Sheeting
Water beads tight and sheets off at speed, leaving fewer water spots and a cleaner surface between washes.
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UV and Contaminant Block
Shields the clear coat from UV fade, bird etching, tar and iron fallout on daily-driven vehicles.
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Layerable Gloss Depth
Each additional coat increases gloss depth and extends durability, especially visible on dark and black paint.
NanoShield vs the Alternative
Ceramic coating vs a standard spray sealant
Spray sealants have their place, but if you want protection that outlasts a few washes, the chemistry is simply different. Here is how NanoShield stacks up against a typical consumer spray sealant.
| Feature | DetailerSA | Alternative |
|---|---|---|
| 9H surface hardness | Yes | No |
| Covalent bond to substrate | Yes | No |
| Multi-year durability | Yes | No |
| Compatible with PPF and glass | Yes | Yes |
| Easy, wipe-on application | No | Yes |
| Anti-static graphene formula | Yes | No |
Built for Dark Paint
Depth and protection on the finishes that show everything
Black and dark paint is unforgiving - every swirl, water spot and dull patch is visible. NanoShield's graphene formula adds gloss depth while the 9H surface hardness reduces the fine scratches that scatter light and kill that wet look. Lay down two coats and the difference is immediate.
Reviews
What our customers say
4.6
Based on 5 reviews
Ebrahim S.
Verified
Takes patience to get the flash time right in warm weather - it wants to go high faster than you expect. Once I worked smaller sections it levelled perfectly and the finish is excellent.
Nikhil R.
Verified
Deep, wet gloss on my black sedan. The anti-static thing is real - dust just doesn't cling the way it used to between washes.
Boitumelo S.
Verified
Packed well and arrived quickly from Detailer SA. Applied over a freshly corrected white bakkie and the slickness is on another level - contaminants wipe off with almost no pressure.
Charlotte R.
Verified
Solid coating for the price point. I've used pricier options that didn't leave the surface feeling any slicker. Cure time is non-negotiable though - don't rush the 7 days.
Questions
Frequently asked
What surfaces is NanoShield Graphene Ultra compatible with?
It bonds to paint, clear coat, glass, polished metal, PPF and ceramic trim. It is not recommended for bare uncoated plastics or rubber seals.
Does the paint need to be corrected before applying?
Yes. Ceramic coatings lock in whatever surface they go over, so apply only to a fully corrected and decontaminated panel. Any swirl marks or scratches present before coating will be sealed under the layer. Complete your paint correction, then follow with a thorough iron and tar decon before you coat.
What is the flash time and how do I know when to level?
After spreading the coating across a panel, allow 2-3 minutes of flash time. The product will begin to turn slightly tacky or show a rainbow sheen. At that point, use a clean folded microfibre to level it with light pressure. Work in a shaded area with panel temperatures between roughly 15-25°C for best results.
How long before the coating is fully cured?
Keep the coated surface dry for at least 24 hours. Full cure takes 7 days, after which the surface can be machine washed and exposed to chemicals and detergents. Avoid bird drop, tree sap and abrasive contact during the cure window.
Can I layer multiple coats to increase durability?
Yes, NanoShield is layerable. Each additional coat deepens gloss and extends the overall durability of the system. Allow the previous coat to cure for at least 1-2 hours before applying the next layer, and work in a clean, dust-free environment.
How much product do I need per vehicle?
A single 50ml bottle is typically sufficient for one full passenger vehicle, including glass and trim, with careful application. Larger vehicles or a multi-coat application may require an additional bottle. Apply thin, overlapping passes - using more product per panel does not improve the result.
What does the hydrophobic layer actually do on the road?
The graphene-infused SiO2 layer creates a surface that water cannot wet out across. Rain and wash water bead tightly and sheet off at speed rather than spreading into flat droplets that sit and water-spot. It also reduces the static charge that draws fine dust onto the paint between washes.
Can I apply NanoShield over an existing wax or sealant?
No. Any wax, oil or sealant residue on the surface will prevent the coating from bonding to the substrate. Strip all previous wax and sealant layers completely, then decontaminate with an iron fallout remover and clay or equivalent before coating. Applying over residue will cause the coating to peel or delaminate.