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I also use mine to blow out the lines in my pool when winterizing it. Great volume of air to clear that standing water out for our freezing winters.

I have the Hydroshot, the quick connect on the end of mine looks like it is "Keyed" not totally round, so without owning a foam cannon, I'm not sure it will fit. Also, it is only rated at 300psi i think, so might not be strong enough. I bought a second battery for mine as one battery can barely make two passes of my Avalanche, 2x5gal buckets. My winter wash with it consists of: Creating a mixture of soapy water in a spray bottle and after getting it first wet and knocking off the heavy salt in winter, spray it down with the soapy water, let dwell then rinse with multiple buckets of water. Depending if the weather looks good in the future or if we are going somewhere special, I'll do a rinseless in the garage and HGG top off of the sealant.

I use the 303 on my convertible top and it works great on that, same with my patio umbrella's. Water beads off the top of the car and umbrellas and UV protection. Not sure how it would work for something you sit on etc.

For the Tire Shine, you are somewhat correct in not using it on a bike. I do use it on my bike, taking super extra care to NOT get any on the tread at all. The sidewalls of the tire are ok to use products on but any portion of the tire that might or does come into contact with the road is a major no no. I will spray some TS onto a foam block and very carefully apply to the sidewall only on my bike.

Guess since you put the stock tires on it for winter you aren't too concerned about flatspotting the rubber. I put 1inch Styrofoam insulation under my tires to help prevent dry rot and flatspotting. The worst part of living in our cold Ontario climate.. winter storage of the toys.

Quick questions... did you coat over the stripes or around them? have you ever thought to use ceramic trim coating on the wheel wells? curious about longevity in that harsh area being blasted with road debris all the time.. if its worth doing vs. undercarriage spray

Us folks up north of the 49th can't really think of doing that.. aka.. the tundra up here gets pretty cold and freeze comes to mind... I personally try to make sure to put a fresh coat on before the temps stay consistently below freezing, then on a "warm" day, maybe re-apply a cheap competitors product to get thru the winter. Come spring, total decontaminate the windshield and get the good stuff back on.

A good two bucket wash and topped off with some Americana:

I would be so in for a Camaro/Adam's shirt.. also, my wife always complains that companies are not putting out Ladies cuts or sizes, that would be another go to for me to get for her.

When you coat a car, do you tend to do the door jambs and under the hood, trunk etc. Those spots that aren't seen but are always a pain to keep clean?

Hi Guys, For those that have installed or are installers of CC'ings, who do you consider to be a "complete car" coating? Do you do under the hood, door jambs etc? Just wondering how far people go when installing a coating.

that would be the leather conditioner...hehe

They are one of the dealers, there is another one in Burlington, detail fanatics, however, I only used them once a long time ago.

CC and CB one month later....

I sometimes order from a local online dealer that has better shipping rates within Canada unless there is something that Adam's directly offers or has a sale on. The shipping to Canada sometimes makes it more expensive to buy direct vs. a Canadian dealer.