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Congrats on the awesome ride brother, I love how the chargers look and the fact that you get all the fun while still having the 4 doors and better use of the car.  Enjoy it, I might be joining the SRT family next year.  

Welcome Thomas looks like your off to a great start

Don't get sucked into the pencil hardness evaluation of coatings, its a red herring. Its a topic thats far more in depth than what I'm going to get into here, but the long and short is the "9H" claim thrown around by so many products is effectively useless as its not validated and honestly has very little real world benefit due to the low amount of film buildup by most products.

Certainly that is true, my point is this - there is no standard by which coatings are measured and a pencil hardness test is easily manipulated by the coating thickness. If you do the deep dive with some of these products, and assuming they even actually did the test and will provide the information the 9H rating only comes in at a thickness of 25µ or more which is an unrealistic thickness to recreate on the paint of a vehicle. At the more realistic level of 5µ the hardness evaluation can drop by 4 levels or more.

Again - red herring.

Facts - can a coating provide increased resistance to light swirls and marring? Absolutely! Does a claim of 9H make one coating harder than another? Absolutely not unless both coatings are compared at their ACTUAL applied thickness for a set number of coats for the comparison.

How much for the mints Jk lol. But really selling chemicals is looked down on. Trading is ok.

Hello welcome to AF

Welcome Thomas looks like your off to a great start

Hi Timothy, you will find great people and advice here on the forum and won't find better customer service than here at Adam's they are top Notch

Hey Richard welcome aboard the board

Welcome to the forum aka fuel to your Adams addiction lol! Lots of helpful info on here and awesome people who share your same passion and are willing to share their knowledge with you! 

Hi Timothy! Thanks for signing up for the forum, there's a lot of great people here that all share a passion about detailing

another one from Georgia Welcome I'm in the warner robins area

Looks great bro

Welcome Shane

there is always the foam cannon method

I have the exact problem on my wifes inner windshield as its the only one without tint film applied to it -
 
My solution is to visco clay it, I think there are some bonded contaminants on the inside probably from sitting in a factory somewhere which makes it "sticky" - I call it "grabby" personally but I agree 100%
 
Visco Clay on the interior glass should not harm in the least and at least you will know its contaminant free, will update after I clay the inner windshield of my wifes car this weekend to see if it cures it.

Found this on one of the Adam's videos.  Probably just a broom, but if you squint it looks like a pole mounted wash wedge lol
 
Adams by avimore, on Flickr

That turned out great!

As all said goo-done is good ,also wd-40 is great as it doesn't dry out quickly it can be applied left for a few hours to penetrate the duct tape residue then rub the mess off with a cheap microfiber and some more wd-40. I use a product called presolv it's made by LPS and it's absolutely the best product ever for that but it's harder to get and isn't as inexpensive. I remove tons of vinyl wraps and stickers off cars and buy this stuff by the gallons

Did a quick detail on my brothers truck:
Wash
Clay
Polish with MF and PCP
Polish with white foam and PFP
Apply Brilliant Glaze
LPS
Buttery wax
= AMAZING

Found this at WalMart in the cosmetic bag department last weekend. The Adams sampler bottles fit perfectly on one side, the other side holds a couple of microfiber towels. Perfect for the glove box... in case of a detail emergency!

Yes, I think I am on to what may be needed. In Colorado of course, mountains & fresh air.
 
Along with all the Adam's stuff over recent years, then Strip Wash & H2O Guard just received, now I get a message about Wash & Wax!
 
The sight of the Adam's logo on fresh bottles, the aroma, and the thought of what could show up next, well, it just may overcome even the best of us.
 
So Adam, nothing fancy, a little bed near a window for seeing the mountains, maybe a few snacks, and something to slowly wean us off the aroma & videos, then we can recover to detail another day. Of course we will pay for the rehab, in fact I'm going to call my insurance company to see if Detail / Waxing Rehab is covered.
 
Just a suggestion.
 
Thanks for listening.    

Really cool car, and def shows that the product can do some great work. 
 
 
Eventually. 

I'm not at liberty to say  

there is always the foam cannon method