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looks outstanding, good job.

just ordered the wheel brush set, cant wait to use the wheel woolie.

those seats are badass, beats my craftsman mechanics stool.

Yeah not sure i would allow it either, especially after my 16 hour detail of the exterior not to long ago. I guess you could line triple softs between her and the paint hahahaha.

Here is a quick one he sent me that he took with his phone. He will be getting more from the photographers on hand, with different girls too. As to adding more here, not sure they will be appropriate... lol, as much you you all think they are. It did not need paint correction before, butt (no pun intended) now might be a different story

Thx. Agreed love that color.

Detailed my buddies viper. Came out great. Paint was in great condition, does need a clay bar though but did all he payed me to do...hahahaha. Next time we will clay and do paint sealant and/or wax. This time around I started with the foam gun, followed by a 2 bucket wash with Car shampoo. Used wheel cleaner for the wheels. Then applied h20 G&G with double soft towels. Finished off with tire shine, glass cleaner and super vrt where needed. Did interior with interior cleaner, and leather cleaner and conditioner. I think she came out great. He was bringing it the next day to a photo shoot with models so probably has *** cheek marks on it now...hahahahah Bowling anyone

lmao, that is some funny stuff right there

great job on both cars!!

Welcome to adam's and the forums, love the car.

now for some overall shots of my 16 hours of hard work

day 3 - 4 hours. First detailed sprayed the car to remove any light dust from sitting over night in garage. Then applied Patriot wax, wiped down with new triple soft towel. Then dabbed in and out on a towel and cleaned alll the black trim around windows to remove any residue. Cleaned windows with glass cleaner. Then did wheels and tires (shown in pic what i used) and applied super vrt to the front splitter. Also along the way i corrected the trim piece between the 2 side windows as it had oxidized, basically did everything i did to the paint to it and it looks brand new. very happy with the outcome except after 16 hours, don't feel like doing interior hahahah now with the wheels i do not own metal polish so figured i try whats below(maybe overkill by why not lol). seem to come out great but need to order metal polish. the before and after shot of the trim piece i was talking about before after some reflection shots

just read something about that a while back and matbe they were talking about the curing time which i let cure over night. basically the hour consisted of doing the whole car and then start cleaning my pads and pick stuff up. then went and wiped off panel to panel in same order i applied. no biggie, had to give it a little more elbow grease but not to bad

day 2-- 9 hrs First polished, did 2 passes of the correcting polish and one pass of the finishing polish. Then applied a coat of sealant, let stand for a little over and hour and wiped off. Letting cure for 12 hours and will finish up tomorrow with Patriots. more pics tomorrow of finished product. some reflection shots 1000 watts of lighting

full detail 2016 Night one consist of foam gun and a 2 bucket wash using the car shampoo. Did wheels with the deep wheel cleaner. Then clayed using the visco clay and detail spray. Then taped trim off to get ready for polishing. 3 hrs

That detail i only did one coat of wax. later in the thread i did 2 coats by itself on a different detail. The definitive answer to that is that it makes sure you did not miss any spots and get even coverage especially on a lighter color car. As for more shine and depth i am sure you will hear different answers from different people. This time around i am doing clay, polish sealent and patriot wax and will only do one coat.

yes i did sealent, glaze, wax. after wiping sealent off waited 12 hours for sealent to adhere before applying anything else to paint.

annual full detail coming up this weekend, pics to follow. looking forward to using patriot for first time.

welcome aboard the Adams train!!!!

nice truck and welcome. i also made the move from meguires and glad i did.

welcome, nice adams collection and sweet truck!!!!

welcome to the addiction. sweet looking srt8, been looking for the right deal to trade my wrangler in on one.

awesome looking truck. very clean.

that white really pops, great job.

welcome to the boards and the addiction. from the albany area originally. get back there once a year, love saratoga and the track