A little early to tell, but... A friend of mine applied Armor Shield IX to my vehicle almost 3 months ago It looks great and I've only had to maintenance wash it once since. It practically looks like I bring it to the car wash daily. It's a little early to tell on what the longevity will be, but I've seen the cars that my friend has put it on before and they've held up for years.

Happy that it's applied (g.o.a.t.) Dale was extremely patient and helpful in placing an oder of the G.O.A.T. ceramic coat bottle. The product itself is a tiny bit more work to apply, in comparison to armor shield ix. Also, I may have "over-done" it with doing multiple coats (more than 2) on my new car's hood panel (I could've sworn, 24 hrs after applying g.o.a.t., I laid a coat of the adams graphene ceramic spray & when applying this, saw "patches" & blockiness/sections of me doing the additional g.o.a.t. layer)... I guess, of there's a next time, I'll do a better of of controlling myself. Anyways, overall, car looks pretty impressive and wiping clean (bird droppings) is simple. Why can't car manufacturers sell us the brand new vehicles ceramic coated already on them?

A lot of prep, lasts a short time I applied the product in January 2022. ENORMOUS amount of prep required to achieve optimal results. I noticed a significant reduction of the hydrophobic properties after only 3-4 months. I have used the ArmorShield Lite ever since. Super easy to apply. I usually reapply once a month.

I think it's great stuff I've read some bad reviews of this company, but I've had nothing but good experiences. I've purchased three bottles over the years. I even called for support once and thought they were great. Super easy to apply once your surface is prepped. My applications protected for about 1 1/2 years.

Buyer beware...very poor customer… Buyer beware...very poor customer service. Purchased product their website during their "sale". I took a survey to obtain an additional $15 off. However, Avalon King did not include the $15 off due to "Dale" stating that no discounts during sale when in fact, it does not state that on the website. Furthermore, the two transactions are two separate matters (1) sale site, (2) survey for a $15 on any purchase. To mislead consumers is a red flag...violation of merchant/consumer fair trade and failure to state the rule/s and/or policies before hand is a violation...