MichaelJ

Wow! what a great community and thanks for the welcome. I took advantage of the black friday sale and have a SK 15mm and polish kit on the way. I tried the brilliant glaze today - that combined with a little time and driving seems to have slightly diminished the rainbow of the headlights. Difficult to tell because today was sunnier than the overcast day from the photos. I will try the small drops of polish next when it gets here. Couple of clarifications: 1. Yes I did try the instant re-activation method initially as per the Adams videos when I saw the rainbow after I wiped everything off after 2 minutes. Then I read on the FAQ that I should have let the re-activation have more time but I may have misread that or it was for the graphene ceramic coat, not the spray. 2. I was surprised by the headlights too - I definitely re-wiped vigorously and I had a timer on my watch to keep me honest. \ On the side note, my gloss black wheels and hood where I am testing the spray are looking fantastic! Will report back results. Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

Hello Adams! I'm very excited to enter the Adams family after having used many products from different companies I think I found 1 source for it all. I am testing the graphene spray on the wheels, hood, fender, and headlights to see if I want to use it on entire vehicle after I detail after the winter. Applied per instructions on a claybar surface with applicator pad. I let the graphene spray flash for 2-3 minutes (40-50 deg dry weather) and buffed out. I noticed a rainbow streak over the headlights of my new vehicle that won't go away - I tried the method of applying more graphene spray via applicator pad to "activate" for 30 sec to 1 min and then buff out but no change. I ordered some brilliant glaze to try, but not hopeful. Any other tips for headlights specifically? The forum discussion for the graphene states that the headlights are porous surface so it shouldn't flash rainbow at all so I'm confused at what I'm seeing. Thanks for your help!