Ls1transam

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.

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.

Wish Adam’s would make a product like Hydro2.  I’d like to see their take on it.

I’ve heard lots of people say wax and SIO2 don’t play well together. But I’ve personally never had a problem. I’d say go for it.

I hate Buttery wax lol. Applying with a machine is best. That way it comes off effortless. There are other waxes out there that apply way easier and remove easier so. I just don’t use Buttery.

Did a paint enhancement on this car over the weekend. I don’t think it had ever been detailed. Wash, iron decon, clay and then polished with an AIO type product and then topped off with another layer of sealant. Then dressed the tires and waxed the face of the wheels for an added touch. It made a huge difference and I removed probably 30-40% of the swirls. 

Washed and waxed this 300. 

Inside and out job on this Cadillac STS

Washed and waxed this 300. 

Washed and waxed this 300. 

Washed and waxed this 300. 

Washed and waxed this 300. 

Washed and waxed this 300. 

Did a paint enhancement on this car over the weekend. I don’t think it had ever been detailed. Wash, iron decon, clay and then polished with an AIO type product and then topped off with another layer of sealant. Then dressed the tires and waxed the face of the wheels for an added touch. It made a huge difference and I removed probably 30-40% of the swirls. 

Did a paint enhancement on this car over the weekend. I don’t think it had ever been detailed. Wash, iron decon, clay and then polished with an AIO type product and then topped off with another layer of sealant. Then dressed the tires and waxed the face of the wheels for an added touch. It made a huge difference and I removed probably 30-40% of the swirls. 

Did a paint enhancement on this car over the weekend. I don’t think it had ever been detailed. Wash, iron decon, clay and then polished with an AIO type product and then topped off with another layer of sealant. Then dressed the tires and waxed the face of the wheels for an added touch. It made a huge difference and I removed probably 30-40% of the swirls. 

Did a paint enhancement on this car over the weekend. I don’t think it had ever been detailed. Wash, iron decon, clay and then polished with an AIO type product and then topped off with another layer of sealant. Then dressed the tires and waxed the face of the wheels for an added touch. It made a huge difference and I removed probably 30-40% of the swirls. 

Compound with microfiber pad and then a finishing pad and polish. Non Adam’s products 

Washed and sealed my Transam today. I usually apply another companies tire shine that never slings. I felt like using VRT today and I forgot how much I like it as a tire dressing. Dark finish and no sling if applied properly.

It chokes me man. I mean literally makes me cough. 

You need wheel acid if wheel cleaner wont work. But talk about choke you....you will need a mask. Stuff works wonders on wheels though.