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Used the Trim Restorer and Ceramic Coating on the Avalanche this weekend.. Great results and glad Adam's has these products to make the truck look good again! Pre treatments: Post Restorer and Coating:

I thought the pic you are referring to was the trim restorer not the trim ceramic coating.. Since the Coating (Ceramic) is only what.. 4h, would that hold up to the heat under a hood? Wheel coating is designed for high heat so not sure...

Had a friend come by to have me look at her IS350c that she bought new in 2009(2010 model) that she has never had polished, waxed or even the wheels cleaned.. Will give her this, it only saw touchless carwashes, so wasnt too bad with swirls. The carwashes did a number on the paint tho.. dull, lifeless and a wicked stain coming out of the mirrors, almost like they aren't sealed to the body properly. Well, 6hrs later, stripped, clayed, polished, sealed, glazed and buttery waxed and wheels cleaned as best as possible without taking them off.. looks not too bad. She did the interior, good thing she is a bit of neat freak, the inside wasn't bad.. just some spots needed Leather Cleaner and the rest treated with Leather Conditioner and Interior Detailer... Oh, and she went home and placed an order with Adams.. another person hooked on Adams after seeing the results... Pre-detailing..notice the stain under the mirror: Wheel Cleaner in action and post detailing:

I just did a headlight restoration on my mothers 2005 Toyota Sienna and they came out pretty clear. After I polished them, I put LPS on them to protect them.. knowing that the LPS is good for around 6 months, has anyone used like the Ceramic Trim Coating on headlights to help stop them from getting cloudy again? I was also thinking of getting a spray bomb of clear coat from the local parts place if people think that would give better long term protection. The van is parked outside 24x7 so protection is needed. Thanks Greg Pre-restoration: Post Restoration:

yep...my real dog decided to take a bite out of my air freshener when I wasn't looking...Dog likes Adams too...lol

Maintenance wash on the daily driver...

Was getting annoyed at how the previous owner didn't look after the wheels on the car, so took them off, hand polished them with some CP then sealed them up with a 3rd party 9H ceramic... Looks a bit better.. let's see how the ceramic holds up. After hand polishing.. really need to get a nano polisher..arms killing me..lol After coating...

After a day at Track School at the Mosport DDT, my Brembo's sure made a mess of my wheels, queue Adam's Wheel Cleaner... If I keep doing this, maybe a ceramic coating might make life easier..... Next step.. full detail to get any other track grime off the car.

Thanks to this thread, there is another LED light stand in the wild to help kill those swirls.... I was about $37CDN for all the pieces, wicked discounts up here in Ont on LED lights, only 7.99 for the two par30 bulbs at 5k.

Hey Guys, Just put an order in on the Canadian site and it wouldn't accept any of the codes, even SHINEON. Anyone else have issues with the Canadian site and discount codes? Greg

Got the Camaro out this weekend...finally.. still looked good after sitting under a cover for 5 months.. and sounded nice on startup too.. here is a vid of the cold start...

Yep, plan on doing the strip and light clay periodically followed by Boost.. just my normal maintenance wash (weekly) wasn't sure if I should use Wash and Wax in the foam gun or just use regular blue Car Shampoo. Thanks

So, knowing this, is it safe to use the regular car shampoo in a foam gun to presoak your coated car then complete a two bucket wash with wash and wax after?

This would make for a really nice canvas print on the wall in a rec room.

Hey Rich, that's good info for the folks that live in the USA... problem is the toll free line doesn't work from Canada and we have to call direct. Not a big deal as I have only had to call in once and as always, the folks there are great to work with. Being north of the 49th, I'm very used to US based toll free numbers not working for me, but that is life in the Great White North.