What is Graphene?

Graphene is widely known as a one-atom-thick two-dimensional sheet of carbon that is tightly packed into honey-comb like lattice as illustrated below. In simple terms, graphene can be described as a single layer of graphite. That’s it. A single layer of the mineral you are familiar with called graphite. Graphite before converted graphene is a soft, flexible, extremely heat resistant mineral. Once converted, graphene becomes the thinnest, and the strongest material in the world, yet it is flexible which makes it a great addition to the automotive paint coating industry.  So what makes graphene coatings better than just ceramic car coatings? Graphene actually reduces heat on the surface of your paint, so that water spotting is much less likely, when compared to ceramic coatings.. These water spots will etch themselves into the coating, and eventually into your paint that you spent so much money getting polished before your coating. Southwest Houston