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jeverton

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About jeverton

  • Birthday January 10

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    Photography, Autos, Racing, Skiing, Music
  • Location
    Austin, TX
  • Gender
    Male

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  • Location
    Austin, TX
  • Occupation
    Cybersecurity
  • Vehicle Year
    2019
  • Vehicle Make
    Mercedes Benz
  • Vehicle Model
    Mercedes Benz E450 Coupe and Chevy Suburban LT RST
  • Real Name
    Jeff

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  1. What type of microfiber towel are you using? Are you spraying the graphene advanced spray coating directly onto the vehicle or with an applicator? When I sprayed directly onto the car it is very sticky too... just work it in let it flash and remove with a clean microfiber towel - the borderless grey microfiber towels from Adam's work the best!
  2. A couple of more questions... Should I do a second coating within 24 hours? How long after should I wait for the boost?
  3. Thanks Chris. I just did the first GCSC application. Very easy to apply and remove. Now to let things cure 😄
  4. QQs - What is the ideal temperature for Graphene Ceramic Spray Coating vs. the Graphene Ceramic Coating? I have just completed a paint correction on a black Benz and debate which of the two to use. GCSC (9H) takes 4 hours to cure vs. GCC (10H) takes 24 hours. The daytime temperatures in ATX will be mid-70s and lows around 38 degrees. This will be done in a closed garage and I do have a propane space heater to use in the evening if needed. Just looking for best practices and guidance before jumping on it today!
  5. RayS is spot on with the prep... I go one step further and buff the glass prior to coating. After completely washing, rinsing and drying the glass a second time, I then proceed with a graphene ceramic coating.
  6. BTW: While watching their video on the application it was stated you can get away with one coating if you do things right the first time 🙂 Also, the video instructions stated a 24 curing time. So not exactly sure which one to follow... my experiences say do it once and let it cure for 24 hrs., then determine if another coating is necessary.
  7. I personally would do two coatings and plan to do this on a black car as well. From what I understand it should cure within 3-4 hours so my plan is to wait at least 4-6 hrs before doing a second round. Unless someone from Adam's guides us differently.
  8. Any clue when this gets listed on the Adam’s site?
  9. Does anyone know how much SiO2 protection (percentage) is in the silica-infused waterless wash?
  10. I've seen a post on FB for 2/4/2020 10AM MST.
  11. I'm curious if this is what you are seeing Cedric with the Ceramic Glass Coating... I've noticed a lot of haze and spots in the glass when in bright sunlight. I tried to capture a picture on the iPhone - but it doesn't do justification for the entire front windshield. I plan to clean the SUV and CSC again to see if this resolves the issue. Response from Adam’s Customer Service... ”There are a few things that could be happening here, That residue you see could be either a high spot or just smudges from removal. The best way I have found to get those off is our brilliant glaze. If you do not have that product try going over it once with the ceramic spray coating! ” Odd this would not be covered in the video or instructions. I know this can be a great product however further testing and documentation is needed.
  12. I soaked my grey suede towels for 24 hrs in APC and washed using the Microfiber Revitalizer & Brightener, dried and stored. So before, I use again the answer to this question would be helpful.
  13. Thanks everyone for your guidance. I've ordered 6 suede microfiber towels to use in the final wiping stage. One last question and a comment... I presume these suede microfiber towels can be washed and reused as well. Also, not sure why the ceramic kit doesn't include these suede microfiber towels nor did the video. Might be good to include for others heading down this road. Cheers, Jeff
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