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20 hours ago, falcaineer said:

 

The Premium Foam Cannon?

It looks just like the one in the video, with the wider canister. I'll have to look at it again when I get home.

Edit: I just looked it up and this is the one that I have https://adamspolishes.com/products/adams-foam-cannon-2-1

On 6/17/2021 at 8:30 AM, Chris@Adams said:

The new Foam & Seal can be used on all of our sealants, waxes & coating.

I have the same foam cannon as the one used in the video and mine doesn't have the provision for screwing the 16oz bottle directly to the lid like it shows in the video...is that a recent addition to the foam cannon?

I'm not skeptical, but the whole "not like anything on the market" statement is what gets me, cause their are products on the market already that read just like this one. Hopefully it'll be cheaper than something like IGL Premier or Can Coat. Looking forward to some unbiased reviews once it comes out.

37 minutes ago, falcaineer said:

 

Gotcha, my misunderstanding then. Well, it's not a sealant, it's a coating. So all the benefits of one plus an easier, spray on, wipe off application. Supposed to give ~8 months of protection. 

So you believe the addition of SiO2 automatically classifies it as a coating?  

Never said they were the same product, just similar. SiO2 seems to be the newest fad as of late, I just wonder what type of protection you can expect from these types of sealants other than water beading.

On ‎1‎/‎7‎/‎2019 at 9:48 AM, falcaineer said:

 

 

Agreed with Marty. This spray will have a much higher SiO2 percentage (it burned my nose!) since it's a true ceramic coating spray, not just a boost. There is no equivalent on the market right now.

I can think of a few off the top of my head. Even Mother's is getting into the spray coating game with CMX Ceramic Spray Coating, which is fixing to hit the shelves.

To me, it's a waste of time and product. Doesn't speed up the process either, if anything it takes longer. I see no benefit in using it.

A guy I work with is getting a in-ground pool dug and they got to the point of spraying the gunite, and while they did a pretty good job at masking off the area, some of it still got away and covered his truck. It's pretty thick in some spots and the whole truck feels like 120grit sand paper. What would be the best route to go to get it off? I'm gonna try clay on the windows and maybe a small section of paint to see if that'll work. I also have a polymer rubber clay pad that I'm gonna try too. I know I'm gonna have to polish it afterwards, but I would like to inflict as little damage as possible. Any thoughts?

Looks like it's only thick on one side? If so that may make it easier to wring out....that's the only thing I don't like about the PFM towel. It gets so heavy but it's nearly impossible to wring out. And if you hang it up to air dry it takes about a week before it's dry.

With essence you don't have to do an eraser wipe down prior to coating...so you can just wipe off the polish and go straight to the coating. That's all I was wondering about.

Can you go straight to a coating after finishing polish like you can with essence?

I have an off brand ceramic coating on my black expedition that's been on there for almost a year and half. It's holding up great, but the hood  has a couple of high spots and streaks as that's where I started and it took a couple of tries before I got the process down...the rest of the car looks fine. I was wondering if the finishing polish would get these high spots out, and then after just be able to go back with another coat of the coating.

I used mine for the first time yesterday on 2 different vehicles back to back and didn't really care for it too much. I felt it was kinda stiff and didn't hold as much suds as the pads. I'll give it one more shot and if I still don't like it then it's getting demoted to wheel duty.

You can also try spraying just the applicator...I've used it like that before when doing the window cowl, prob not ideal but it seemed to work. It does wipe off the glass easily tho so no worries there.

If it's anything like ONR, it'll just be like shooting out water.

Has anyone from the Adams team seen these yet?

 

I think they work much better than  waffle weaves.

 

 Waffle weaves seem to need to be wet before they will absorb for me.

 maybe I'm doin' it wrong but the Terry weave I tried this weekend was awesome.

I'm with you on this. I use another company's "pfm" drying towel and it's seriously the best drying towel that I've ever used. The only thing I don't like about it is that it's pretty large and nearly impossible to wring out...you don't ever have to wring it out when drying, but I hand wash the towel after and that's when it's a pain.

The closest smell I can think of with the original ID is baby powder. It's not overpowering, works really well, and leaves the car smelling as fresh as a clean baby's...well, better than that! 

The smell faded pretty quickly and wasn't noticeable the next day. I usually use the sonax brand interior detailer/cleaner and that one smells like baby powder and I like that one, so I'm sure I would like the adams original scent.

I bought the limited edition interior detailer to use strictly in my wife's car cause she likes holiday scents. I don't know how the original one smells as I've never used it before, but I though this limited edition one was quite strong. I kinda though it stunk at first but after it sat for a while I didn't mind it. The wife didn't mention it so I dunno if the smell faded or not. I will say, as an interior detailer, it rocks. The Adam's brand may be my go to from now on.

I had the new wash mitt and 2 MB's in my cart  when it first appeared on the site but I was at work and didn't finish the check out. So by the time I got home the mitt had already sold out, but I still got the 2 MB's. The new mitt looks to be the same as the gyeon smoothie mitt, which appears to be the same as the microfiber madness incredimitt, just a different color. The Adam's version was a good bit cheaper tho.