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. How long do you let the first layer of liquid paint dry or cure before the second application? This sounds like a good idea.

Thanks Dan I wasn't sure if that email went through so figured I would post it here. Don't get me wrong I love the look of the VRT on my tires and the protection and conditioning I feel I get from it. Whichever product seems to last and provide more protection from Blooming would be what I would go with. Lets face it, its a daily driver so I put about 15000 miles on per year minimum so those tires aren't going to last forever anyway. so for the 3-4 years I have them I want them to look their best. Love your products and your support staff.

I love super VRT for my tires as I think it gives them good conditioning and protection from drying out and uv rays. But I would like more shine. Does the tire shine condition and protect as well as the VRT or can you layer the products?

Thanks I wasn't sure if the buttery would kind of be a wasted step or not.

A question about layering liquid paint. The day of the initial sealant coat, should I be putting wax or h2o g&g on it immediately or wait for the next wash? Also if I put buttery over liquid paint, can I still go ahead with h2o g&g after during my maintenance washes? It would I be better off just skipping the buttery and doing just the h2o g&g. This is for my daily driver up in Green Bay Wisconsin

So when running the AC do you run it with recirculating air(max air setting) or with pulling outside air? Never heard of this tip

Awesome. I plan to order the glass cleaner and sealer during the current sale

Just wondering if the glass cleaner or glass sealant helps with internal window and windshield fog?

I see. Thanks for the info.

Has Quick Sealant gone away? I was thinking about ordering to use on my wheels but don't see it anywhere on the site. If that is the case, would H20 GG work well for sealing and protecting aluminum rims?

Thanks for the clarification

Great tips thanks. I do not have a DA so probably won't try to tackle any paint correction. I have a new truck coming in a few weeks so probably going to wash, clay, revive polish, liquid paint, and H2O GG plus some VRT

Thank you for the quick comments

Did a little bit more reading here on the forum and have found that the waterless wash makes the best or a very good presoak the only reason I had asked was I saw the all-purpose cleaner dilution in the dilutions list in the stickies

Very new here to the forum but have a question about using all-purpose cleaner as a presoak for bugs and dirt on your car before a wash . How is it safe to use as a presoak if you also are using it when you want to do a strip wash before a new coat of polish and sealer. Wouldn't you then have to add a polish or reseal that area use the presoak on.

By correction do you mean using the paint correction polish or just strip was, clay, revive polish, liquid sealer, h2ogg

Thanks everyone. 4-6 weeks for delivery. Wanted to have my research done before the truck gets here

And this will be my daily driver. Snowy salty winters, hunting daily work commute

I have a new 2016 black Toyota Tacoma truck coming to me in the next few weeks. Haven't used Adams yet. Would like to know what would be a good process for a brand new vehicle. I've done some research put there are a lot of products. Wash Clay with detail spray Revive hand polish Liquid paint dealer H20 gg That's my thought but is it too much? Wrong products? Thanks and I've already read a ton of good info on this site

New to Adams from Green Bay Wi.