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Camaro 2ss
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Swirls are inevitable. Anyone who says otherwise doesn't have dark paint where they are more easily seen. You can't avoid them, you can only hope to limit them with good wash practices. And ceramic coating the vehicle will not prevent them...
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Opinions on the new Adams Vacuum
camaro2ssblack replied to BWW's topic in Product Polls, Feedback, and Company Input
I think with the recently released pressure washer and now the vacuum, it's pretty clear that the tools are going the cheap route. -
Opinions on the new Adams Vacuum
camaro2ssblack replied to BWW's topic in Product Polls, Feedback, and Company Input
No wheels on a barrel vacuum? Wow. Guess those will be added in version 2.0 next month. -
SgtLip reacted to an answer to a question: When did Adam's have 16 oz bottles of compound and polish?
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Lord help us all...🙏
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Agreed. At the most I would add a coat of wax. All these other steps are redundant.
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All those layers are overkill. You are going to waste a lot of time and product. It will look good for a few days and then none of those sacrificial layers will matter anymore. Stop after the sealant and be done with it. After the next wash start hitting it with G&G or just a detail spray wipe down until you notice the sealant breakdown.
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popjim52 reacted to an answer to a question: What not to use after Ceramic Coating?
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MichaelN reacted to an answer to a question: Would Appreciate Your Critiques of My Process
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CB over P&S Bead Maker?
camaro2ssblack replied to colorado.e9x's question in Exterior Protection & Enhancement
Are you referring to Pan’s video or is this your actual experience? Pan’s video tested the chemical resistance of the two products but the results do not necessarily correlate to longevity and durability. He also failed to properly prep the surface for a ceramic application. I love Beadmaker as a drying aid and a LSP topper but it has very poor real world durability in terms of longevity. Couple of washes or rains and it’s done. It does have unmatched shine and slickness which makes it more of a glorified detail spray than a stand alone sealant IMO. I haven’t used Adam’s Ceramic Spray but I think your conclusions are premature unless those are your actual experiences. -
Would Appreciate Your Critiques of My Process
camaro2ssblack replied to HRPinDC's question in General Detailing Discussion and Questions
Regarding the comment above, I would never wash between the clay and polish steps. I’m not sure what that would accomplish. Gently washing or wiping down with an IPA solution after polishing is good practice. If you dry with HGG there’s no need for Buttery wax. Buttery wax is an entry level product with almost no durability. It also won’t increase any shine you get with the HGG and BG combo. I would skip it all together personally. -
New Backing Plate and Pads or New Swirl Killer
camaro2ssblack replied to TR6speed's question in Paint Correction & Polishing
If your PC is in good working order, no need to replace it with a long throw machine for a once annual correction, in my opinion. Load up on pads and a new backing plate and you are good to go. I already know some of the members here will disagree and urge you to update your machine, but it's simply not necessarily - again, in my opinion. -
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