Hamilton Detail

Bump for Deedle.
I can’t help, but one of these fine gentlemen could probably point you in the right direction.  @mc2hill @shane@detailedreflections
 @Hamilton Detail @falcaineer
 

Thank you! I appreciate the help!

No need to remove the coating. Just simple use a light polish and a light polishing pad. It will remove the spots without removing the coating. 😁

Lord help us all...🙏

I dont mind the regular sized nozzles...its the 8oz bottle’s nozzles that my fat fingers doesnt work too well with.  
  But i like ur creativity. 

I really like those Tolco sprayers for H20 G&G, as it produces a finer mist for better coverage.  I do mobile detailing, so the the quick 'off' of the Adam's spray heads is very convenient when loading up for travel.

Those sprayers look to be the same as what is on the Premium Dilution Bottles.
 
https://adamspolishes.com/shop/accessories/empty-bottles-sprayers/adam-s-new-32oz-premium-dilution-bottle.html

If you clay bar, you’ll want to polish the paint. A clay bar is an abrasive. It will mar the pint. 
 
A ceramic coating has amazing hydrophobic properties. Putting anything on top of the coating (besides a silica spray sealant such as ceramic boost) will affect the hydrophobic properties of the coating. 

Check my setup out. I’m at the 4:11 mark. This video was submitted last year and my setup has already changed so much since then, but it’s still neat to see 😁
 
 
 

Check my setup out. I’m at the 4:11 mark. This video was submitted last year and my setup has already changed so much since then, but it’s still neat to see 😁
 
 
 

Too cool, Andrew!
 
 
Anyone else notice Adam's was featured in 3 of the 5 videos? Coincidence?! 🤔😁

Nice set up!

Check my setup out. I’m at the 4:11 mark. This video was submitted last year and my setup has already changed so much since then, but it’s still neat to see 😁
 
 
 

Check my setup out. I’m at the 4:11 mark. This video was submitted last year and my setup has already changed so much since then, but it’s still neat to see 😁
 
 
 

59 entries, I put them into a spreadsheet chronologically. Google's random number generator chose...
 
drumroll...
 
#52 - Tim! Please PM me with your current mailing address and I'll get it sent on the way!
 
Thank you everyone that entered. We'll do one of these again soon

Car washing with a pressure washer is life changing....then when you get the right hose and nozzle, it is mind blowing.  I have a Ryobi electric pw.  Utilizing the hose and wand that came with it became annoying.  For Christmas I went to Obsessed Garage ‘s website (as he also has a YouTube), and purchased a 50’ Kobrajet hose and a MTM nozzle along with the appropriate adapters.  I was blown away!  More pressure, more water, more thicker foam.  Just awesome!  So now, I leave the pw in the garage, in a corner, near an outlet, so I don’t even have to move it when I wash, I just run the garden hose into it with a quick disconnect, and turn both on, and I am good to go!
So as THEWOLF said, you can always upgrade, its a very true statement!

That’s awesome!  Happy to see something special for the forum!  Thanks Dan! 😁

That’s awesome!  Happy to see something special for the forum!  Thanks Dan! 😁

If you clay bar, you’ll want to polish the paint. A clay bar is an abrasive. It will mar the pint. 
 
A ceramic coating has amazing hydrophobic properties. Putting anything on top of the coating (besides a silica spray sealant such as ceramic boost) will affect the hydrophobic properties of the coating. 

I’m going to go against the grain and say it’s not an installation issue. My thought process is that if it were an installation issue the glass wouldn’t have the same spots on it. Adams doesn’t coat glass (unless you use ceramic spray coating), but the glass exhibits the same type of deposit or etching on it. The same effect on different surfaces leads time to believe it’s some kind of deposit.
 
Is the filtration system in need of maintenance?  
 
Also a filtration system isn’t necessarily a deionizer. The deionizer is what leaves spot free finishes since spots are either deposits or ionic in nature typically. 
 
Your detailer might be willing to knock the spots down and reapply the coating, but I don’t believe this to be an installation issue. 

The ceramic spray is somewhat of a different ball game.  The boost isn't 100% necessary for it, but you can definitely use it on the ceramic spray and get benefits from that.  

Exactly my point in saying that the problem could be that the car wasn't prepped correctly prior to the coating.  I'm still thinking that was his problem.

Thanks for the share Andrew! I've been quite impressed with the durability and the clean, new tire look that Tire Armor leaves behind too!

So I finally applied the tire armor a few weeks ago. I did 3 coats per tire. Didn’t use much product at all. The tires have been through a few rain storms and are still going strong. When I washed the vehicle, I used nothing but a brush and a shampoo and the tires were flawless again.  
 
I was very skeptical about this product in the beginning, but I am happy that I gave it a try   

Just tried the ceramic spray coating spray on my Wife’s Terrain. Very impressed so far. I coated all of the windows and wheels. Application was very easy and wiping away the residue was effortless. Now to see how it does in the rain and see if it’s as durable as Adam’s claims it to be.