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37 minutes ago, Red Rambler said:

@falcaineer has a good point. For me, the ultra foam was mediocre in the foam gun. In the foam cannon it truly excels. I like to wash with the blue shampoo and top it off with guard and gloss, in my top 3 of Adams products. 

I use G&G regularly, my favorite.  So the blue shampoo should be fine for me I would think..

Almost out of my car shampoo. Which one should I order. Wash & Wax or Ultra Foam? Haven't tried either of these. I use my adams foam gun usually when washing....

Looks great brother...

Tk you Chris...

Did the Paint Finishing Polish take the place of Fine Machine Polish?

14 hours ago, Rich said:

Here's mine.   Hard to believe I've had it 5  years now.

14 hours ago, Rich said:

Here's mine.   Hard to believe I've had it 5  years now.

 

 

IMO the 60th package is the sexist GM has done of all generation corvettes...

5 hours ago, jabo_pf said:

Where is the picture of the 60th that is hiding under the covers?

Here's a few...

3 hours ago, Rich said:

You have too many cars. You should send me all the ones with the bowtie and flags on. 

 

Man, that's a great looking rod.  Congrats on the purchase.

Tks, It was my wife's stepdads. He passed away in January...We decided to just keep it in the family....

Blue oval evades my Bowtie coral...She is Chevy Powered of course....Going to change out a few things, Valve covers, air cleaner and don't like the grill painted. Powdered coated to look like stainless I'm thinking....

The wife and I with the 60th...

I have a 06 HHR LT still that just turned 197k as my daily driver....

Picked up this little sweetheart hotrod 09 SS HHR. 2.0-liter turbocharged,direct-injected four-cylinder squeezing out 260 hp and 260 lb-ft of torque. Total production was just alittle over 8000 in the 3 year run. 4500 or so in 08, a few over 2500 in 09 and less than 1000 in 2010.

Stripe washed her, then layered paint sealant, glaze and then Americana...

That is pretty cool.  Just curious as to the story behind how they found you and your Biscayne?

A photographer came up to me at a large annual car show near my hometown I was attending. Said he would like to take some shots of my car. He had 2-3 magazines that he submits his photos to. Said 95% of the time one of them wants to run an article..said he would know something in 3-6 months. He Gave me his business card.He called me about 3 weeks later to set up for the photo-shoot. This mag also put it in their 2017 Calendar for March...

Here's the Article of My Biscayne in this months Feb Issue of Crusin the Street Mag

I bet he doesn't even have his lights on. The car just reflects the stadium lights as he rounds the track...

 

Given your list of cars, Dan, how about some pics?

I bet he doesn't even have his lights on. The car just reflects the stadium lights as he rounds the track...

 

Given your list of cars, Dan, how about some pics?

Tks guys...You don't need headlights around Charlotte Motor Speedway at nite but

they are on.....Here ya go..

Definitely seems it would speed up the process abit...Plus should factor in number of times it can be used compared to clay...

Anyone here use a Nanoskin Wash Mitt or polymer type mitt instead of claying?

tks

dan

Makes sense, thanks guys....

Guess I was thinking because the diluted rinseless is mostly water might could knockout two birds withone stone...

Hey guys thanks for answering my question on the difference of Rinseless/Waterless. Thought it might be best to ask this question in a new thread. I'm going to dilute some of my rinseless this weekend. (16/1) I haven't used liquid paint sealent or H2O GG on 2 of my cars.. They've only been driven to a car show in my town. So they are not really dirty could probably just detail spray and be done. The last thing on them were Brilliant glaze and detail spray.

My question is can I use the diluted rinseless then spray the H2O GG on top of that then wipe them down?? I have waterless but it's the old formula btw..

thanks in advance..

dan

subscribed for when I detail my white car....looks like G&G is the way to go for us white car guys......but in what order are you guys doing these things?  theres just so much product out there that it can get confusing on what to apply and when.

It would be nice to have a 'Sticky' of the Uses for the different products and their proper order for Garage Queens, Weekend Drivers, Daily Drivers etc....

1:30 hours for my 2 bucket wash vs 20 min rinseless wash and no set up/putting everything away required. Let me tell you that if the car qualifies for rinseless, it's gonna be rinseless.

 

Not sure how involved it is:

 

1) just put 2oz in a bucket,

2) let your double/triple soft soak in it for 30 sec.

3) Wipe on panel with only 1 pass per line sorta speak (no back and forth over the same area)

4) Use dry other double/triple soft towel to dry and done (I use great white drying towel personally)

True, I will definitely try it. Thank you AVS...I guess it just seemed alittle Unorthodox..

Thanks Dan. It catches a few people off guard

Always liked those....Nothing like yours Rich mine is a imitation SS, 2000 suburban,I removed all the badging, put Red SS decals from a Monte Carlo on it. On the rear I added a C5 Corvette Crossflags in the center of the rear liftgate, (Had a 02 at the time). I've had a bunch of people inquire they didn't know chevy made a SS Suburban.

My 06 Trailblazer has soft smooth rubber in several spots including all around the side glass. Its in good shape but not consistent in look. Could be from partial coatings of LPS, wax, detail spray, glass cleaner and of course VRT.  Who knows

 

I gave it a good scrubbing with a hex applicator and brilliant glaze and it looks as good or better than new.  It totally turned the applicator black but the rubber has a nice medium shine that is consistent.

 

Is there any reason not to do this?

BTW Rich dig your SS Trailblazer..

Here is the video mentioned. Keep in mind this is for the concentrated Rinseless Wash, not our new Waterless Wash formula:

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v7dG0k0Aq-Q​

After watching the video using the concentrated Rinseless it's alittle 'Involved'. I'm thinking for myself I probably don't need both. If I dilute the Rinseless it's more cost effective than Waterless as you guys mentioned and basically doing the same thing. I can see doing as the video shows from time to time with the concentrated, using indoors during a bad winter etc...Think I'll dilute some of my Rinseless and use it as Waterless. Thanks guys for all your help.