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Not going to go the route of the spray coating for the exact reason you mention.. not as "robust".  IMO.. a full coating will help better with things like boot scuffs getting on and off the bike and since bikes don't see a lot of rain, or shouldn't, I was going for the longevity of a full coating and ease of getting bugs off it down the road.  But thanks for the input, I just save the spray coating for people on a "tighter" budget in money or time. 

Black is not a color.. its a commitment.. especially in winter
 

 

 
 

Count ME in...

Count ME in...

The groundhog said early spring.. Feb 3 and 9*c in Ontario means I could clean my wife's truck..
 

 

 

 

 

The groundhog said early spring.. Feb 3 and 9*c in Ontario means I could clean my wife's truck..
 

 

 

 

 

As I read this post, and see all the points from the different users, I thought to myself about the differences in the LSP's between coatings and sealants.  One thing that popped into my head was the application costs of different products.  What I'm referring to is the cost of consumables to apply these.  For the average home user, do you really want to spend a lot of money on towels using the CSC to simply do your windows and trim probably monthly vs. the re-usable applicators that you use for the glass sealant or VRT blocks etc.   Sometimes I feel that the cost of the application might come into play for the different products and that could be another reason to not remove some of the other sealants available.

I dilute to about 50% alcohol.  IPA is available in different solutions, so if you have a 70% solution from the store, add about 25% water to 75% IPA to get an approximately 50% alcohol solution.  If you have a 90% solution off the shelf, then go about 50/50 on your dilution.

hehe.. good thing there was no bashing here.. we would have had to come down and beat you with our hockey sticks and maple syrup. 

hehe.. good thing there was no bashing here.. we would have had to come down and beat you with our hockey sticks and maple syrup. 

hehe.. good thing there was no bashing here.. we would have had to come down and beat you with our hockey sticks and maple syrup. 

hehe.. good thing there was no bashing here.. we would have had to come down and beat you with our hockey sticks and maple syrup. 

Ironically, I was watching this episode of TransAm the other night on Discovery.  Nice to hear of someone here working on that car too.

Glass boost.. I think you can use CB2.0 on glass now, but since it's glass and you dont want streaks.. GB..
Also use Brillant Glaze on the inside of your windshield to cut out any films that may be there.

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.

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.

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.  

Using water does work great for you folks in Florida, but I know in the Northeast that would create a problem for at least 3 months a year

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.

CC and CB one month later....
 

 

 

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

Spent my Saturday doing a number on this poor neglected Lincoln.  Parked under pine trees and had lots of sap droplets to remove with a plastic razor and lots of clay lube.
 
Exterior:
Wheel Cleaner
Strip Washed
Clayed
One Step
Buttery
Glass Sealant
Tire Shine
 
Interior:
Leather Cleaner
Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner
Leather Conditioner
Interior Detailer
Glass Cleaner

Spent my Saturday doing a number on this poor neglected Lincoln.  Parked under pine trees and had lots of sap droplets to remove with a plastic razor and lots of clay lube.
 
Exterior:
Wheel Cleaner
Strip Washed
Clayed
One Step
Buttery
Glass Sealant
Tire Shine
 
Interior:
Leather Cleaner
Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner
Leather Conditioner
Interior Detailer
Glass Cleaner

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:

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: