Gunny

Congrats!

Nice!

Wife got me this last Christmas and has worked great, on the other side is a big drawer where I keep buffing pads and applicators.

Post what your looking for, I'm interested in the Brilliant Glaze.

Nice Audi!  I've been looking at the RS7, but don't think the wife unit will allow it.  LOL

Welcome to the forums

Welcome!

Welcome!

Happy Thanksgiving!

nice write up! sweet ride too! I've always liked the black rims on white vehicles.

After a wash and wax with Patriot.  I hate when it rains after I spend quality time with my car.

I love the Patriot!

Nice ride!

Love it!  Love the crawlers, and trying to get my son into it.  I'm into Fast Electric boats, and love to try and squeeze the speed out of them.

Here's some of the boats I have

When I did mine, I did liquid paint sealant, than brilliant glaze, than americana.  Few weeks later when I washed it, I used the h2o.  Ended up being a great combo and look for weeks.

Welcome!

Welcome!

Welcome!

Wow!  Looks good!

I haven't used detail spray to clay a car in a couple of years, it is not economical or necessary in the least!

 

Using a diluted rinseless product, such as Adam's Rinseless diluted 1:16 is also an excellent way to lubricate the surface for clay and it's the method I've used on the last probably 100 vehicles I've detailed professionally.

Same here.  Diluted Rinseless is all I use for my clay process.

Man, that's an awesome paint revive there!  What a difference!  Good luck, and post more pics

We all make mistakes, after all we are human.  It takes a stand up guy to admit it, and it just makes us more loyal to a guy that has the utmost integrity and character of himself and his product.  At initial first use, I figured they weren't good on certain products, but like others, I kept the old caps and bottles, so I had no problem just swapping them out.  It happened to work out that I needed pumps for my other hobby, so they didn't go to waste.

Thanks for the honesty! 

Oh sweetness!  Nice car!  And yes, black is a career!  lol!  Daily/weekly maintenance to keep it looking good all the time, but man, the deep wet look is awesome to look at!  Definitely clay it and bring some bright lights in to check for any defects.  Than correct, seal, glaze, wax and whatever else to keep that deep wet look.

Congrats!  Sweet stang!

Nice!  Sweet car man!

Nice car and color

With my black car, I had a lot of problem with other manufacturers on getting the swirls and light scratches out.  Some worked a little bit, but all were a pain to wipe off and left streaky, oily, residue.  Adams is by far the best I have ever used and will always use from here on out.  Well worth the money.  Quality, excellence, and easabiltiy of the product.  Not too mention the amount of info they put out, and the great customer service!

You can get a lot of it out by hand, using Adams Paint Corr. & Revive.  I did, and got a lot out.  Problem with a black car is, everything shows a whole lot more and after awhile, I ended up wanting them all out and got a porter cable.  Watch the videos and do what they recommend and you'll be fine.  And the finished product will be excellent!

good thing I saw this before the morning!  Excelent sale guys!  Patriot Wax and more on this order!