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^^^This. But I am going to have to recommend using a non Adam's product in the Mothers mini power ball or power cone as your tool of choice with the Adam's polish and or compound. Agree with this as well.

What I do is the Garry Dean method. I use 2 buckets both with grit guards. One with MF towels and rinseless wash solution and the other is empty. No dirty towels ever get into the rinseless wash. After I finish I save the left over rinseless wash and put them in spray bottles or a garden sprayer. Then I use that as a waterless wash or to pre-soak a panel when I i do another rinseless wash.

It came out great.

Well this should be a good test. Curious to see what prototype products you are working with.

Nice job. No VRT on the lower trim?

That's good to hear.

I think you did the right thing. This sounds like a scam. This guy could have filed a dispute saying he never got the item and you lose out on both ends.

Thanks. My preference is applying on and with an applicator. I'll look into the self cleaning tips.

Nice. You gave it back some life and a BMW should always look good.

I was just thinking about buying some more of these tops instead of the sprayer. How do you like it compared to the sprayer?

If you have some revive polish you can use that after you clay. If you are looking for a combination of protection and looks you could use sealant > glaze > Americana or Buttery.

It more than likely etched it's way deeper than what you can remove by hand. You will more than likely need to remove it by machine.

Welcome. The only thing I see missing is a clay bar. New cars can have surface contaminants as well. Another tip is to use some wax or sealant on the wheels.

I have done the same with Adam's and non - Adam's products. Never had any issues.

I finally had the chance to use the bottle that Nick sent me. I let the previous tire dressing run it's course. I stripped the remaining tire dressing with APC and applied it by spraying directly into the foam tire applicator with two lines of product. I did one coat of tire shine on all wheels. Doing it this way gives you less shine than just spraing it and walking away. Good for those who like some shine but not overly to glossy.

^^^ Looks very nice. Did you use SVRT on the trim? My uncle has a white special edition FJ that he asked me to do. As soon as we settle on a date I will be polishing his. I washed my daily driver and applied some Adam's tire shine. I didn't get picks as I was losing daylight.

Washed the daily and applied some Adam's tire shine to the tires.

Looks great.

Interesting. Keep us updated. It could be the clear coat failing at the basecoat level. Looks similar to what I have on my drivers side front fender and that is what the guy at the body shop told me as I'm going to have the car repainted some time this year.

Good info. You can always glaze and wax another time after you seal the car.

I agree. Get an LED flashlight. You just have to find the right angle.

Waht type of pads are using foam or microfiber? You may have to live with those deeper defects.

1985 Honda Civic - Bought used in 1996. Handed down to my bro and it went up in flames 1999 Pontiac Grand Prix GT - Bought new in 99 for $18k using GM pricing. Sticker was $24k. Current Daily Driver with 98k miles 2002 Camaro SS- Bought used around 2006 for 25k with 3k miles. Currently own and is sitting at 14k miles.

Great color. Looks great. The engine bay looks awesome.

Hopefully the video helps.