Tesla paint is thin. Every owner knows it — rock chips on the hood, swirl marks from a single car wash, water spots that etch in fast. And professional ceramic coatings cost $800–$2,000. You shouldn't need a second mortgage for paint protection. Luma Graphene Ceramic Spray Coating uses an organosilane chemistry that bonds to your paint and forms a hydrophobic protective layer. Months of water beading, gloss enhancement, UV defense, and easier cleaning — applied in minutes with a microfiber towel. Why Luma Auto: Silane-based hydrophobic chemistry — bonds to the surface and creates a durable water-repelling layer Months of protection — outlasts spray waxes and traditional sealants Engineered around EV paint — Tesla, Rivian, and Cybertruck owners deal with thinner clear coats and constant water spotting; this is built for that Safe on paint, glass, headlights, and PPF — won't degrade ceramic coatings or paint protection film Spray on, buff off — no dwell time, no curing window, no garage required Blended in California — Anaheim-made, not drop-shipped SDS published — we tell you exactly what's in the bottle (see our Coating Science FAQ) Directions: Shake well. Spray onto a microfiber towel or directly onto the surface. Buff on and off. Works best on a clean, dry surface. Safe for paint, glass, headlights, and PPF. Compatible with: Tesla Model 3, Model Y, Cybertruck · Rivian R1S, R1T, R2 · All vehicles with clear-coated paint. What's included: 1 x 16 oz graphene ceramic spray coating. Personally tested by an automotive industry veteran with nearly 20 years of experience, on a 2025 Tesla Model Y and Rivian R1S.
