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Paint sealant would be a better option as far as protection goes 

Cool pic I snapped of H2O GG separated

Coated the wheels on my daily today. Couldn’t get all the junk out of the barrels but I got it to 85-90% clean before I polished and coated. 
 

I guess lol. It wasn’t pro quality or anything.

I’ve said this before and I’ll say it again. It is unfortunate to see that Adams is turning into a company purely after the fads and profits. It absolutely is lame like Mariner said and Marty is exactly right, this is why I left Adams minus 1 or 2 products, for a company who isn’t just following the new hype and trying to make a clean profit. 
 
I know I sound like a broken record, but I’ve been asking along with many other forum member for Gallons of ON for those of us who use a lot of it. To this day NOTHING but claims of it being worked on and tabled to make happen. Yet all these colabs seem to just “roll off the tongue” in how easy they are to make happen. Just saying Adams is no where near the company it was when it won my interest, not even close.

Just another one of Matt’s hipster clothing brand hook ups. 

Coated the wheels on my daily today. Couldn’t get all the junk out of the barrels but I got it to 85-90% clean before I polished and coated. 
 

I thought it was pretty cool lol

Its in there. Because I did the same thing to a truck.

Do it. You won’t regret it. The second most used polisher in the shop!

I have the standard. It’s ok and works well. But it feels cheap. The part where the sprayer connects to the actual foam gun. If you can swing it, I’d go with the premium gun.

Cool pic I snapped of H2O GG separated

Cool pic I snapped of H2O GG separated

Cool pic I snapped of H2O GG separated

Looks good

I have the standard. It’s ok and works well. But it feels cheap. The part where the sprayer connects to the actual foam gun. If you can swing it, I’d go with the premium gun.

Washed the stang and cleaned up the inside a bit. Took her for a lil cruise after.
 
What did you paint them with? When I did mine with a g2 kit they were hardened and ready to go after 24 hours.

Restored these headlights today 
 
 

Undercarriage spray made these fender wells look new again. 
 
 

Tried to remove a scratch. Got most of it out. Some of it’s just too deep. 

It's definitely a must if you have exposed plastic fender liners like a pickup truck.  Low cars or carpeted liners - no point, don't buy it.  My duramax has a lot of exposed black plastic liners and the undercarriage spray is a must.  It truly does make it disappear, and it smells amazing.  You'll use quite a bit doing 4 big wheel wells, maybe 6-10 applications out of a 16oz.  I'm going to order a gallon when I officially run out.  VRT works for it too but the Undercarriage Spray is easier and covers better.  I couldn't give you a direct comparison in shine but both shine/protect the plastic well.  
 
Stuff repels off of it pretty good but it goes without saying it's not like it's a coating or sealant, stuff still sticks and a scrub will be necessary if you get mud and stuff pasted in there.  I've found that regular applications helps it to work better/keeps your plastic darker. 

Undercarriage spray made these fender wells look new again. 
 
 

Tried to remove a scratch. Got most of it out. Some of it’s just too deep. 

I just received the Langka chip kit. Used it for first time this weekend as well. 
   Decent results for chips. It definitely takes prectice.  And if your not happy w the results u can do it again.    Of course some
members on this forum were talking about both langka and dr color chip.  So i HAD to buy one.  I went w Langka bc i could use the touch up paint inalready had for both my DD. 
 It would def make That scratch much less noticeable.  

Tried to remove a scratch. Got most of it out. Some of it’s just too deep.