moparbrian

For years now I have been reading DONT WAX STRIPES they fade. But good news is VRT should bring them back if they are dull. Tape off any areas that are striped, clear bra/wrap and badges before you start. As well as VRT all the rubber and trim plastic.

This may or may not help. But it looks like many people are helping you out. I had a gas PW and used the wand from that for the foaming lance. I think I got a similar Ryobi PW -electric- mounted to the wall. It took several trips to home depot to convert to quick connect and attach the lance. Most of the connects were near the power washer stuff and I needed a 90 from the plumbing isle for the connection because I mounted it to the wall. I needed separate wands with quick connects because of drying in the sun. I needed to make quick changes so the soap wont dry. Loving it so far.

WELCOME!!! Beautiful job on the car.

Thanks for the post/review. I am finding more and more Adams products I want to try. I may skip this one. I have a PW foaming lance and just need to move the soap around and rinse.

Today and this weekend... Working overtime to pay for the Adams products, polisher and wall mount vacuum for my garage. It will be a few weeks before I get to play with the stuff.

WELCOME!!!

Wow that looks great! Other than a water spot here or there the paint on my car is in great shape. I take care of it for shows. Its this lower sides that have the haze. Can't wait to get it back to perfect. The 2013 1500 I just got will need more work but I am excited to work on it. I had it detailed and its OK but I thought...man I do better than that by hand. Brian I am in CT not too far.

Yeah I seen the write up on that. I will take a look at the polisher when I get it. The PW will pay for its self too bc I go to the touchless wash 6 times a month with 2 black cars. Everyone knows the touchless wont get off that film. So make my own cleaning station.

I purchased the $70 from HF polisher and got Adams 6in backing plates and the 7" pad & polish kit. Plus the drill attachment and some pads. Another $169 to Adams and picked up $150 of stuff yesterday too. That should be it for a while. Here is a picture of the power washing station I made. Almost done. Lining up all the Adams stuff now.

Thanks for all your responses. I am checking all the videos. I was thinking the same thing about using the 2 bucket method. I recently installed an electric power washer on my wall and have a foaming lance. Kinda like a mini car wash station. This and Adams products are my new set up for detailing my cars. I guess I will get a machine and try it on my truck first. The car needs little correcting so it should be fairly easy once I get the process down.

So if I were to use a machine would I use the 2 part system I seen on here? Can someone link the machine and process so I can see what I would need to do. Thx

I don't want the expense like hundreds and never used one. Its looks great for the most part and don't want to practice on my car and mess it up. So far the hand work has made it look great.

I have read soo many topics and watched videos here on the forum and I am trying to see what the members have to say about the haze I have only on the lower part of my doors. Its a 2010 Challenger with Black Pearl paint. The only spot I see a haze and its when the sun hits it a certain way is on the lower half of the doors. I normally clay bar & use black box wax due to its black and filling power but I am moving all my products over to Adams and I am looking to correct this haze. The doors on the car have been slowly developing this and its time to correct it. My car looks great otherwise but its almost like the doors need to be stripped of the wax or something. I am looking for suggestions to correct it without a machine. Cant get a good picture of it but 2 of the car attached. Thanks for your help.

Just saying hi from CT. I am looking forward to the next sale/discount to stock up!