Going to have my 2018 ZL1 delivered next month and I'm going to bring her straight home. I toyed with the ideas of Ceramic Coatings and buying a whole bunch of CarPro products and stuff like that but I realized...my cars don't and won't see any kind of abuse and nothing that a Ceramic Coating could do for them that a LPS + H2O Combo couldn't handle, at least in my experience.
So seems all the rage on other forums for brand new cars is to just do a very light polish with some sort of finishing polish, a majority of people use CarPro Essence which is an extremely fine finishing polish that just levels the clear coat out, cleans the pores and gets it smooth and shiny in preparation for a Ceramic Coat. Does Adam's offer something similar? Would using Adam's Finishing Polish or even Revive Hand Polish give the same result? The car won't be touched by anybody before I do, so zero swirls or blemishes should be on the paint. In case you're wondering how I'm going to keep it untouched, I happen to own the dealership.
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Going to have my 2018 ZL1 delivered next month and I'm going to bring her straight home. I toyed with the ideas of Ceramic Coatings and buying a whole bunch of CarPro products and stuff like that but I realized...my cars don't and won't see any kind of abuse and nothing that a Ceramic Coating could do for them that a LPS + H2O Combo couldn't handle, at least in my experience.
So seems all the rage on other forums for brand new cars is to just do a very light polish with some sort of finishing polish, a majority of people use CarPro Essence which is an extremely fine finishing polish that just levels the clear coat out, cleans the pores and gets it smooth and shiny in preparation for a Ceramic Coat. Does Adam's offer something similar? Would using Adam's Finishing Polish or even Revive Hand Polish give the same result? The car won't be touched by anybody before I do, so zero swirls or blemishes should be on the paint. In case you're wondering how I'm going to keep it untouched, I happen to own the dealership.
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