Technicians Choice G-MAX® Graphene Detail Spray (TEC584) – 1 Gallon Professional Exterior Detailer, $33.99, Amazon

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Would love to hear from anyone who has used this before

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Technicians choice stuff is all pretty good in bulk and good prices. Generally used by large volume detailing places. If you're detailing your personal cars or a few a cars a month going to be a lifetime supply. Would probably suggest something like griots ceramic spray if you're not doing it as a business.

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Their older ceramic equivalent was fantastic (durable) stuff and smelled great. Went on easy and produced a nice shine. Could be diluted for different uses. If this is of similar quality I would recommend it.

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Technicians choice stuff is all pretty good in bulk and good prices. Generally used by large volume detailing places. If you're detailing your personal cars or a few a cars a month going to be a lifetime supply. Would probably suggest something like griots ceramic spray if you're not doing it as a business.

Dilute TEC582 1:1, spritz on car while you dry after every wash. Keeps it shiny and helps reduce friction with towel dry. I use about a gallon a year if not more, it's my drying aid of choice since it's so cheap.

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More expensive that 582. Worth it?

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For those wondering how this compares to TEC582, here's the Google summary:

TEC584 (this product) vs. TEC582

Ease of Use: A consensus on Reddit r/AutoDetailing indicates users find TEC582 easier to spread and wipe off, whereas TEC584 is slightly thicker from the graphene infusion and can streak if not buffed carefully.
Performance: Both provide exceptional gloss, slickness, and water behavior, though some users note TEC584 offers marginally better longevity while TEC582 wins on scent (piña colada) and quick application

TL ; DR - TEC584 cost more, more work to apply, but lasts longer with deeper gloss.

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