Ceramic Coating

I used this along with the Osmo to finish a large Walnut desktop I made for my Son-In-Law's computer set up. Seemed like a good application for it so I gave it a try and he's thrilled with it so far. You're video on how to handle the application was a good confidence booster since I'd never used it before.
Thumbs up!

I love the product! Although a little pricey for me it applies just like there video tutorial. Very simple to use no overlap marks. Also done a water test it needs up and sits on surface. Doesnt soak in when wiping off. Great product!

High excitement at receiving the magic potion that will make all my work look like Maloofs chairs...suddenly turned to complete sadness and buyer regret...
Followed the instructions from the video's and written instructions very carefully - looking for that expensive sports car lift in sheen and finish.
But to no avail - used the Diamond product on a Linseed oil and wax polished Art piece - but it had 0 visible effect but did however make it feel smoother / more polished/ more protected ??
Figured it was the oil finish that prevented any shine uplift (it is well cured etc) - so repeated the process on a recently finished Gunstock - this has been super carefully OCD finished in 6 coats of Rubio over a thinned boiled linseed base coat with sanding to 1200 -2500 on the stock before finishing. Well cured - stock completed 6 months ago and rifle unused..... ( I have made many gunstocks at a commercial level and perfected my finishing techniques for different use types and client needs)
Again - all I got was a nice 'hardening' effect from the top coat - but no change in sheen whatsoever.
A real shame as the product is impossibly expensive to get all the way down here in N.Z , and all the videos from yourselves and Black Tail (N2) show really impressive uplift when applied.
I can only assume I'm doing something wrong.
Bruce J - NZ (30 years woodwork at a pvte and occasional commercial level)

Was hesitant to apply to my beautiful countertop but it applied wonderfully and love how water beads on the surface. I can see it works.

I have used the platinum ceramic coat on 5 coffee tables now and I really like it. Adds a very nice sheen and smoothness.
As you need 2 coats of base coat for every one of top coat...perhaps you could sell the bottles in that ratio.
I would also like to know why the ceramics for wood are so much more expensive than the ceramics for cars?