Migliore Strata Coating: High Gloss SiO2 PRO Ceramic Coating & Car Sealant │ 1-2 Years of Protection │ Apply After Car Wash Clay Bar Buffer Polisher │ Auto Marine Boat Motorcycle

An absolutely amazing product, definitely worth the money. I've typed up my own experience after using this product on my SUV to include some additional tips and suggestions. If anyone from Migliore reads these reviews, PLEASE strongly consider including a dropper or pipet with each purchase of the product. After watching Migliore's instructions on how to use this product on their Youtube video, obviously it is necessary to completely wash and dry your vehicle. One thing they did not mention is that it is vital that you clay your vehicle thoroughly at every location that you intend to apply this product. After you've clayed the vehicle once, do it again. I say this for emphasis because this process is very time consuming and you don't want to have to redo it. Ensuring you have all the dirt and debris removed before beginning is vital. For an average sized vehicle, expect to spend about 3 hours working on applying the Strata coating. The next revision to instructions is do NOT simply tip the bottle upside down onto the applicator. This is not necessary and generally wasteful. Purchase an eye dropper or pipet first, put around 12-15 drops onto the applicator. I found that this amount easily covers the 2x2 section Migliore describes in their instructions, and in some cases depending on the surface and location, I was able to cover about a 2x3 section on the vehicle. You can of course vary the number of drops you use based on your comfort level and area of where you are applying the product. !!!!BONUS FEATURE!!!! The Strata coating has one feature that was not mentioned anywhere in the instructions or even discussed that I observed. Do you have plastic fenders, bumpers or parts on the vehicle that have been accidentally stained when you were applying a polish at some prior time? And then despite your best efforts of trying to wash it off, it never comes off? I had this problem and simply accepted that it was going to remain like that. Oh no!! After testing this product on the surface of one area that had been previously stained with polish, this product removed the stains instantly!! At first I thought maybe it would not last simply because it was a new application of the product and after a couple of hours would fade away, revealing the old stains yet again. NO! After leaving the vehicle in the garage overnight, the next morning I checked again and the stains are still completely gone restoring those plastic areas to look just like brand new. And all it took was an extra minute of my time to apply the product to that area. I did not even bother buffing the plastic with the cloth afterward. Once you've finished applying this product to your vehicle, you can't use the applicator again later after it's dried. What you can do however is place a microfiber cloth around the applicator and then use it on your next vehicle. But of course remember to throw away that cloth after it has dried. The end result? In the morning after the vehicle had sat overnight "curing" as they state in the video, I was presented with a vehicle that had an absolutely incredible gloss and shine to it. Just running my fingertips along the hood was like something you might only find on the most detailed show cars after hours of precise waxing by a detailer. I had to keep reminding myself that I never even put any wax on the vehicle at all. And I couldn't even see any streaks left by my fingertips as I ran them along the surface! This product is easily worth the asking price, just be prepared to spend several hours working on your vehicle in order to do it right.

I recently purchased a 2016 Camaro 1SS and wanted to protect it and keep it shiny. I've been seeing more people starting to use ceramic coat applications and decide to give it a go. During my research, I came across the Migliore line of products and decided to give it a go as it was reasonably priced and offered a year's protection. I received the kit and spent the morning prepping the vehicle for application by doing some light paint correction and cleaning. Once I was happy with the finish, I applied the Strata coat per the directions. In 2x2 sections, I did the whole car, wiping off the excess and then buffing out the area I just applied the coat to. The effects were immediate and dramatic. As I progressed, I kept looking back and marvelling at the amazing shine I left on each section I just finished. It was a very easy process but the results were incredible. The finish is just brilliantly bright and vibrant. Truly impressive. The true test was the following day. After sitting at work all day, there was a decent layer of dust all over my car. Once back home and in the garage, I broke out the California car duster and gave it a dusting. I then followed it up with a few spritzes of detail spray and wiped down the finish. It was as clean and shiny as when I finished applying the Strata coating and had it all buffed up. Took me 10 minutes, tops. That's the kind of finish I was looking for. I'm just wondering now how long the Strata coating will last. It says a year. We shall see...

As I was researching ceramic coatings, I thought this stuff must be the best thing since sliced bread, or a total rip-off. I eventually decided to take a leap of faith, and ordered the Migliore Strata Coating - mostly based on the positive reviews from other buyers. I shouldn't have worried, as the results came out better than my expectations. At the beginning, it's difficult to come to terms with spending $90 on such a small bottle of liquid. You're thinking how can such a small amount provide all the protection advertised, and on top of that, how can I cover the car with just 1oz of the stuff. When the package arrives, it's like a double shock - the box is really small, and when you open it, the actual bottle just takes up about half the space inside! But it all gets better from there. I decided to use the Strata Coating on my Jaguar F-Type to help preserve the paint finish. I read the instructions on the box, and checked out Migliore's YouTube video. Everything seemed straight forward enough. I went over the car with a clay bar to get the clearcoat as smooth as possible, and for each section I then wiped down with denatured alcohol to remove all residue just before coating. Just like the video recommended, I applied Strata to a 2ft by 2ft section after tipping the bottle into the applicator sponge. As you begin to cover the section you're working on, you can feel the applicator sponge dragging as the coating goes on over the dry clearcoat. It can be difficult to see your progress, but when the section is actually coated with Strata, the applicator motion is much smoother, and from this point you just keep working it in a horizontal and vertical pattern to get a good even coverage. Then wait for a minute, and wipe off with a clean microfiber towel. It comes off quite easily. I was a little paranoid about using all the coating up before the car was covered, particularly as I had a few "over applications" to the sponge where my lack of coordination allowed the coating to flood more of the sponge surface than I wanted. But in the end, I used just 2/3rds of the bottle contents to coat the whole car, and the whole process took just over an hour. I've read some of the more negative reviews here where buyers reported a bad finish or not enough coating, but all I can think is that their surfaces weren't entirely free of contaminants, or that the coating was over-applied. It is tempting to slather it on to get a quick, thick coating, but you really just need the small amount shown in the video, and a little patience to work it in until the area you're coating feels smooth all over as you move the applicator sponge. As far as results are concerned, you can judge for yourself from the photos I've attached. The gloss level is really high, and I think the car looks great. I've washed it since the Strata application, and a big advantage is that when you give the car an initial hose-down, a large amount of the dirt just sheets off with the water, so it makes the washing process much easier. When you do the final rinse, most of that water sheets straight off as well, so toweling effort is reduced also. So all is good so far. I look forward to the ongoing UV resistance and overall protection that the Strata Coating is advertised to provide, but this will be proven over time, so we'll wait and see. Right now, I think it's well worth the investment based on the immediate results. Oh, and one last thing - if you choose to try this, BE CAREFUL WITH THE BOTTLE!! I had a heart attack moment when I almost knocked my bottle over, and quickly realized that I could have easily been looking at a $90 puddle on the floor. I stopped and found an old baby food jar that I could sit the Strata bottle in as I was applying the coating. This greatly reduced the chances of an accident.

2 coats on my camaro. Fairly easy to use . We will see how long it last. A bit price but overall I'm happy

I have been detailing cars for years and if I'm honest I wanted a product that gives an amazing shine and water beads and sheets of the car really well, this product really delivered. the shine was amazing and I'm a week in after first applying the product and I only wash the car with water and a wash mitt as the dirt washes of with ease. Remember to put in the preparation before applying. This product won't stop the car getting dirty but it will make life so easy when cleaning and gives an amazing long lasting shine. Highly recommend this product

The product is ok at best does NOT worth the $130 price tag. I bought it because the glowing reviews but I think they might have tricked me because Amazon removed all the good reviews now.

I had read the reviews for this product and was very excited to try it out as I was looking for a product that would keep my BMW X5 looking freshly polished. I had done all the 3 step prep cutting, buffing and polishing to get the finish looking flawless. A day after I had finished all that work my neighbour was having an exterior wall painted and with white paint and hundreds of tiny white paint specs were ALL over my vehicle. I then took it to one of the most respected detailers in the city and they did another 3 step cutting buffing and polishing (3 guys for 6.5 hrs) getting the paint flawless. So there wasn't a hairline scratch to be found anywhere on my vehicle. I put the car in our heated shop and it sat overnight and I applied the Strata exactly as instructed. Very impressed with how easily it went on but I didn't notice any miraculous transformation in gloss or shine, I mean the thing already looked flawless so I wasn't necessarily expecting to be blown away by the change but I kind of expected a bit of a bump in gloss. I let the car sit in the heated shop for another 12hrs after the application to cure. The hydrophobic properties were quite impressive as it rained the first drive I had it out. I got very dirty so I took it to a manual wash with my microfiber mit and washed it carefully by hand and was impressed with how easy it was to clean. Fast forward about a month and its been touchless washed about 3 times and I've used mcguiers ultimate detailing spray and grigots garage detailing spray in between washes to keep the car always looking its best. I even applied a coat of mcquiers yellow wax on top to add to the protection and gloss. I have to say I'm a bit dissapointed in the products ability to prevent swirl marks or hairline scratches given that its been only touchless washed and detail sprayed using only new microfiber towels. For the price which I find extremely high in Canadian (79 would be more appropriate but $135 is a lot for a coating and therefore I'd expect it to really really impress me. The hairline scratches became so noticable that I re polished the hood and applied a competitor coating that cost me $69 at Canadian Tire so we will see how that compares and holds up to this. I really wanted to be blown away as so many others had said, however after a month to have its hydrophobic properties noticeably reduced (it beads but it does not just roll off like it did at first, I haven't noticed that I've needed to clean it any less and the presence of hairline scratches and swirl marks that simply weren't there when it was applied have me left feeling I didn't get my $135 bucks worth. I'll try to remember to give an update in a month after I applied the cheaper competitor product to do a fair comparison, If the manufacturer wants to discuss the matter with me I would be willing to try redoing the job if they want to send me another bottle of the coating but I definitely would not spend another $135 bucks myself and look for other products instead.