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Car looks good btw

I have the new G&G and spray wax in the way. Excited to try them out!

Yea with same results.

I stripped a panel and tried it. Didn’t polish but stripped all prior protection off. Also tried it on a Ceramic coated vehicle. Non Adams coating but, the results were the same. I used another brand of silica spray and had zero issues with it.

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It’s 64 here today and tried it again. Same results. It’s just really streaky and smears a lot. Next stop for this stuff is the trash can.

2-3 would be way too much with the way it was acting yesterday.

Eagle edgeless 500

How many of you have used it in cooler temps? I tried it today and it’s around 50 here in Ky. I tried it on my coated daily and a non coated car and had the same results. It just smeared and smeared. Didn’t matter how much I used, it’s like I was just moving it around on the surface. Wondering if cooler temps are to blame.

Killer work guys

Like he said if it makes you happy and the customer is fine with it then 20 would be good. I love detailing, love it. But if I’m not doing my own cars or families I price ALL my stuff at 30 an hour. If I think something will take 2 hours then that’s 60 for me. If people think that’s too high then they can go somewhere else. It’s not my main source of income so idc if I get the job or not lol.

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Polishing some panels from a Harley Davidson. Here is one panel. Lots of boot scuffs and marring on the paint. In good shape now.

Cleaning some heads up I bought for my car.

This pic here I used Knobb Creek. But I’ve used Makers Mark and moonshine lol. All are very tasty and super easy to make.

Bourbon balls I made

Welcome. I’m from Ky as well.

Fixed some headlights. Got the interior to do tomorrow.

You can’t go wrong with either company. Both companies have top notch products. Enough said lol.

Americana is awesome! Even in direct sun, it’s easy to work with. I don’t see any benefit from the glaze along with the wax. Others will disagree I’m sure but. I love Americana Wax. Doesn’t last long at all but, it’s so easy to use I don’t mind applying it over and over.

Lot less touching to me. There’s no buffing the product in and off. The drying towel I use I lightly drag it across the surface to dry. 1 swipe and that’s it.

You should give it a shot. Has worked good for me so far. I haven’t noticed any streaks yet.

H20 isn’t as hydrophobic as Hydro2 is, at least not in my experiences. Both are very different chemically too so.

I really love the Hydro2. I use it as a topper for my non Adam’s Ceramic coating and it’s worked out great.

Another forum member and myself have dicovered a new way to apply Adam’s H20GG. Instead of doing the traditional wipe on wipe off method, try this. While the vehicle is still wet, mist 2-3 sprays of H20 on the surface. I do half a hood and fender at a time, or maybe 2 doors etc. Sprays will depend on the size of the panel of course. Spread the product over the paint with a MF towel or applicator. Wait 10 seconds or so till it hazes up and then spray off with your water hose or pressure washer. The haze will be gone and no streaks if you do this properly. This eliminates the need for carrying towels around and you’re touching the surface less. Afterward dry as you normally would. This way may not be for everyone but it takes a lot of the streaky risks away while using this product. And I don’t have to carry 2-3 towels with me while applying and drying. I’m the shade I can apply to a whole side of a smaller vehicle or half of a full size truck. This way saves me a lot of time while applying the H20GG.