The Guz

Sure you can. If this is the one from the M company then you can even use it with a cutting or polishing pad as it has abrasives in it. It corrects very well for an all in one product. Basically use it like a compound or polish. Give it a shot.

Nice job. You should convince him to remove those GM chicklets. I have never been a fan of those.

Go with the bottle. I used it and barely used anything when I did the dry application. I'm on 2 1/2 months with the product on my daily and it's holding up just fine.

Nice. It's hard to make silver pop. Trust me I know since my daily is silver. HGG does look great on silver.

If you are using all Adams then I would say it is optional. .

Dylan here's a question for you that got me curious. On another forum someone with a 2015 Toyota Corolla is looking for a way to clean the seats. The material of the seats is referred to as Softex. On the other forum, the manufacturer chimed in saying they do not recommend any of their products for use on this material and that Toyota claims that a damp towel is all that is needed. Would Adams interior products be recommended on this Softex material?

I'd toss rinseless wash in your regiment as well.

Looks great. Nice to see another low mileage f-body.

Stoners Tarminator works good to remove tar as does tarx.

If it's not bad then the machine polishes will work. Then seal them with something like quick sealant. If they are on the rougher side of things they may need some sanding followed by polishing. Give the polishes a shot first.

You can polish the glass.

If you have the PC just stick with that. The HF does have a little more power but it also has a little more vibration. There are some fixes in regards tot he backing plate, pads and other things if you google. It's actually a decent machine.

Completed an AIO on this Harley Davidson F150

Easier to get to it with the wheels off.

Might want to clean the little filter in the foam canon itself.

I took an old plastic cup from Nyquil, Dimetap or close to it. It's marked witht 30mL which is about 1 oz.

I didn't get a pump with mine as the self cleaning tops were being phased out. 1 squeeze of the bottle is 1 oz. But I do measure because I am OCD.

I used 1 oz in 3 gallons for my car that had light to moderate dirt. It was more then enough. I was also using the foam gun at the same time with the new soap. 2 oz worked fine in the foam gun.

I used detail spray as a drying aid yesterday. HGG has been on the paint for about 3 weeks thus far. Both worked very well together.

I highly recommend those who have not gotten this to do so. I have had it on my daily for 3 weeks now. The sheeting and beading of HGG is amazing.

Might have to take the wheel off to get better access to it.

That;s good news. You were not able to get your hand with the front intact? Looked like it was accessible. Either way. That's good news.

It's hard to tell from the pic 1 and pic 2 since the lighting is different. Perhaps quick sealant locked in whatever was on the paint. Nice mustang by the way. Now that I see what area this is from your zoomed out photo, how about using a little polish and one of those yellow foam applicators and apply it by hand. That should remove some of it if not all of it. You could even go with a microfiber applicator to give you a little more bite. If it's etched then it will be harder to remove by hand.

Could we get a zoomed out photo with what area this is?

I have one problem with your math. Nobody fills up with 5 gallons of water. 3-3.5 gallons of water at most. Megs Gold Class is actually a decent OTC soap. Can't really beat that or Adams soap as they both clean very well.