Hamilton Detail

Super impressed with this cart. Very handy to use while detailing.
My father owns a heating and cooling company and had his sheet metal shop make the top plate for me. Here's the result:

Super impressed with this cart. Very handy to use while detailing.
My father owns a heating and cooling company and had his sheet metal shop make the top plate for me. Here's the result:

That looks great, did they round over or clean up the edges in the holes so it doesn't damage the bottles?

damn thats nice!  How do you keep the top plate elevated?

Very nice!

Super impressed with this cart. Very handy to use while detailing.
My father owns a heating and cooling company and had his sheet metal shop make the top plate for me. Here's the result:

Super impressed with this cart. Very handy to use while detailing.
My father owns a heating and cooling company and had his sheet metal shop make the top plate for me. Here's the result:

Super impressed with this cart. Very handy to use while detailing.
My father owns a heating and cooling company and had his sheet metal shop make the top plate for me. Here's the result:

Super impressed with this cart. Very handy to use while detailing.
My father owns a heating and cooling company and had his sheet metal shop make the top plate for me. Here's the result:

Super impressed with this cart. Very handy to use while detailing.
My father owns a heating and cooling company and had his sheet metal shop make the top plate for me. Here's the result:

I received this booklet along with my order of the new Interior Detailer (which is amazing by the way). I really like these booklets. I will be giving it to a co-worker that I've turned onto Adam's recently

I received this booklet along with my order of the new Interior Detailer (which is amazing by the way). I really like these booklets. I will be giving it to a co-worker that I've turned onto Adam's recently

I just placed an order this morning, hopefully I get one. 

Now I have to place an order....

I received this booklet along with my order of the new Interior Detailer (which is amazing by the way). I really like these booklets. I will be giving it to a co-worker that I've turned onto Adam's recently

I received this booklet along with my order of the new Interior Detailer (which is amazing by the way). I really like these booklets. I will be giving it to a co-worker that I've turned onto Adam's recently

decided to apply Adam's Ceramic Coatings to the trim and paint on mine.................... spent about 4 - 5 hours cleaning all of the black trim pieces, including the wheel wells for the coating............ and then spent about 14 hours prepping the paint for the coating as it had to be stripped first of the wax and sealant layered on it previously........... also had a few swirls and slight scratches to remove, as I wanted it as close to perfect before the coating application............. products used were Adam's Correcting Polish, Adam's Finishing Polish, Adam's Ceramic Trim and Adam's Ceramic Paint Coating kits................ used a Rupes 15mm Mark II, Rupes "Mini" and finish polished using a Cyclo Machine Polisher, as that seems to finish down with better results for me............ special "THANKS" to Dan (The Wolf) and Dan Tyger for answering a couple late night and off hour questions I had during the process..........photos taken at 9:15PM and still the shine and reflections are very evident............ looks good for a 5 year car with 25,000 miles...

My son races in a virtual racing league requiring a 'sponsor'. With Adams permission my son painted this virtual car for use in the 2017 Cup season.
 

 
 
 

I fixed it for you Rich: LETS GO PREDS!!  
Haha!  

I fixed it for you Rich: LETS GO PREDS!!  
Haha!  

I fixed it for you Rich: LETS GO PREDS!!  
Haha!  

Hi Jon,
 
Brilliant Glaze has a small amount of solvent in it as well. While it is not super aggressive at all, it does help to remove light haze, in the same way it cuts through haze on the inside of a windshield for example. I've also used Brilliant Glaze out in the hot sun when machine polishing cars at shows to help remove the residue from our other polishes - a little trick that Chris taught me!
 
It will not remove the ceramic coating itself, but it can remove slightly hazy spots where you may not have fully removed the residue from the coating. If it has been curing for several days, it may not be enough to remove the high spots though.
 
Going back over the area with Ceramic Boost like you did is perfect!

I'm pretty new around here but I've had good success so far with the Waterless Wash.  I just turn the nozzle to stream, fire away, let it soak in a little before hitting it again & following up with a microfiber towel (which I also pre-wet a little with additional spray).  From what I've read on here, it seems like a lot of the forum members dilute their Rinseless Wash (16:1) and use that on bugs and bird bombs.  Once I use up my current supply of Waterless, I'm going to try that myself since diluted Rinseless is much more economical. 

Thanks for the input everyone!  I'll be giving both a try on the wheels after the next wash (probably this weekend).  I'll report back with my findings.