A shop coating usually runs $700 to $1,850 on a passenger car. RESIST is a graphene-ceramic spray you put on yourself: spray a clean, cool panel, spread it, buff it off.

RESIST adds protection after washing and any needed correction. It does not remove swirls, oxidation, or bonded contamination.
Complete the preparation first so the coating goes onto the finish you want to preserve.
Ethos describes RESIST as a graphene-infused ceramic spray for both roles and publishes a 12+ month standalone-protection claim.
Choose the role that matches the vehicle, then follow the same cool-surface, out-of-sun application directions.
Shake the bottle, apply a small amount to the surface or microfiber, spread evenly, and buff residue with a second fresh towel.
Work one area at a time for a clear, glossy finish.
Have one fresh microfiber ready to spread and another to finish. Add clean towels for larger vehicles or multiple cars.
The towel setup matters as much as choosing enough product.
The base listing shows a 16oz bottle at $34.95, a three-bottle option at $59.95, and a 128oz gallon at $99.95.
Choose the exact option linked on the product page and confirm its contents and final price at checkout.
Product contents, availability, shipping, and written return terms are shown on the product page and at checkout.
One bottle is the practical starting point for one maintained car. More volume makes sense when you are coating several vehicles or planning repeat applications.
Buy the quantity that matches the work already in your garage.
Check current availability, shipping eligibility, and the exact option contents on the product page.
Eligible returns require unused, unopened product in original packaging within 30 days; sale and clearance items are excluded.