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I have a couple bottles of total interior detailer. One bottle is brand new and never used. The other bottle is about half full. I would like to trade for some other products. Off the top of my head I'm considering VRT, shampoo, detail spray. I don't really need any wax or sealant. But I am open to other considerations. Message me if interested. Thanks. See photos of the total interior detailer bottles that I have. I will include the sprayer for the other bottle.

Wow it's hard to beleive that there are people who do this. Good video though lol.

Dang tablet got me. I could have sworn I spelled rinseless .

Nicely done.

I'm in California and I just accept dust on my daily and wash it every week with either a 2 bucket or senseless.

I have never used machine super sealant but you can't beat the price. I do like the new liquid paint sealant.

I've also used the same products to try. I also use the PC with 4" pads. If I am using a different sealant other than the same brand of polish, I will IPA them after polish to makes sure the surface is clean for the sealant to bond properly.

The truck looks good. The vibration is probably due to the angle changes of the axles.

It came out great. Did you end up using the kit in the video that you posted?

Wiped down my SS with adam's detail spray.

Sounds like brilliant glaze may be what you are looking for.

Let us know. I do have 1 1/2 bottles of total interior detailer if you are interested.

I agree. Get both. If you need more correction than what foam offers then switch to an MF pad.

Nice job on the headlight restorations. You can hand apply the sealant. All you need is a thin coat. As far as what other steps are involved after sanding, I have used a compound to remove the sanding marks, followed by a polish and sealed with a sealant.

Nice job. I always liked this color. This should work as well as goo gone.

I have been compound and polishing my camaro whenever I had time. Finally finished the correcting the remaining parts of the cars and sealed the car with the new liquid paint sealant. Up next is dressing the trim and installing my new vinyl hood scoop and the car is all done..

Good for him. He's in my neck of the woods. They will benefit from him and hopefully offer better products. Best of luck Dylan.

According to this it can be layered right away. http://www.adamsforums.com/topic/25427-new-adams-liquid-paint-sealant-discussion/

How would brilliant glaze look on white? We know light colored cars don't really have the same look with carnauba and gloss is the key thing on a light colored car. I am going to use the new liquid paint sealant and have buttery on the way as well. Would I get better results if I put: 1. Sealant only 2. Sealant >> brilliant glaze >> sealant 3. Sealant >> brilliant glaze >> buttery Thanks

Good idea.

PM sent on the other bottle of machine super sealant.

Well I meant the pieces that have clear coat on them so they are a little more smooth. I'm ok with the texture under the paint as it retains the OEM look to go with the rest of the OEM parts.

Very cool photo.