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RayS

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  1. About 90% of my spray nozzles are from Adam's and came with the bottles and I still have about 15 or so of the Pre-Covid nozzles, which are excellent. If you are looking for something for the small bottes, go to your local hobby store, they generally have a good variety and decent prices. Many of them are made for handling paint and solvents, so the chemicals work fine with them. If you like nozzles that do more of a mist, then look at the beauty/barber shop suppliers and if you like sprayers than fan out rather well check out your local plant nursery, not the ones in the big box stores, but the ones that actually sell the plants and supplies. Word of advice, don't take the ones your wife bought for misting her plants - no need to ask me how I know that. Finally, if you want something you can drop on the floor and don't have to worry about breaking, check out the Grainger Tough Guy series of spray nozzles. Don't cry when you see the cost of them.
  2. I have a few bottles that are in the 3-5 year old range and like you all my chemicals are kept in a climate controlled room. I always make sure I shake the bottles well before using and same for the gallons before putting any in smaller bottles. I've found that a few products, like Paint Sealant and Revive Hand Polish, take more shaking than others to ensure they are well mixed. I have not had any issues with how well they work. Of course if the bottle is not sealed properly that will cause them to go bad or as you stated some of them to dry out.
  3. Hi Rich, If you need it this weekend, stop by your local Chevy dealer and you'll most likely find it in the waiting area for service. At least the Chevy dealer near me has the cost the same as Adam's web site, even when there is an Adam's sale.
  4. I do hope you get your warmer weather soon. I must say the picture of your normalyl immaculate car, looks pretty sad.
  5. Welcome to the Forum.
  6. I know what you mean about some vehicles are almost, if not, impossible to see the rainbow. I missed an entire panel on a light yellow vehicle and it took me 2 days and natural sunlight to be able to see that I didn't even coat it.
  7. Hi Rich, The parameters you provided seem to be within reason. I've had it take between 1.5 minutes to 5 minutes for the coating to be ready to be leveled. There ae so many variables between air temperature, body panel temperature, humidity, barometric pressure, the wife's mood and which direction I had the ceilings fans going in. In the cases where you can't see the rainbow and many times when you can, the feel seems to be a more accurate indicator. I'll recommend you look for any high spots again and if you can get it into natural daylight that is even better. Compared to the first couple of versions, the coatings have gotten pretty easy to work it and outcome is really based on the the prep work.
  8. Looks good. The offer stil stands to use my garage if you want to spend a day in Columbia.
  9. RayS

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    Welcome to the Forum Jason.
  10. @chops1sc You do have a garage less than 2 hours away if you want to use it. As @falcaineer stated the key is keeping the weather off it for the most of the day. If you have a canopy, you can put the vehicle under it to protect it from the sun, dew, rain or whatever else might fall in the SC. I used the canopy model a few times for larger vehicles and it was all about picking a light wind day with a near zero chance of rain. You are also welcome to head to my place and we can do the polishing and coating together if you'd like to do that.
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