Triumph Man

Thank you, yes it needs claying and correction, I could use ONR to wash it without compromising the rest of the vehicle, for me to correct this SUV roof in one session would be a functional challenging, I have had help previously.

This is how I have done all our small car insections, for physical respond those consecutive days are not feasible, so a section at a time, wash clay swirl removal as long as I get some wax on it. Cleaning just the roof may be a technical challenge, which I am currently working on.

Sorry Gents perhaps,I confused you yes from across the pond, New England is where my wife would like to visit, sounds nice. These are cars from the 70s many older cars were traded in for more efficient engines glad to be here, wax all the way.

John UK.

Interesting that only the excess may have run off, all the trim products I have used cover well initially longevity measured in weeks My wells are plastic plus fabric so some VRT may be just the product for a well cleaned surface.

John

My wife has a black car on the days it is not raining the dust is an issue, everything here starts with a wash so no interim process, having machine polished a test section with the right combination that is my way forward. As a new customer to Adams products currently using Sonax detailer, winter is coming so as mentioned the less actual touching the better.

Am in the process of looking for another car, would I buy another Black one....possibly.

Some great information here.

Thanks John.

Rain today by the coast in the big NW, have a 190E of a mate to look at.

John.

It looked like this only another colour, the GT6 was new the sun does shine here at time so my so Spitfire had a soft top. Happy days..

John.

Hello looking forward to learning all about Adams products been detailing for about two years now,these products look fantastic.

Oh the Triumph thing were cars that I owned from Spitfire,GT6 Sprints 2.O V6/S6

TM.