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My Arctic White is a 2013.It does have a "bluish" tint to it. Wash it, clay,and polish the paint. Then go the way you like best, whether it's wax or ceramic. Just keep in mind that it's almost 25 year old paint on fiberglass, so it's not going to come all the way back. We do the best we can with these cars. Welcome to the forum!

Welcome to the forum Robert. Once you see the results from cleaning and detailing the right way, you won't ever go back to the way you used to do it.

Happy Easter to you too Brian.

Beautiful car. Love the blue.

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We're all kind of partial to it here too. Welcome to the forum.

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Welcome to the forum Wayne.

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Welcome to the forum Alan!

She says she's going to Vettes even if she has to rent a scooter. Guess I better start saving my pennies for that!! We both wish that they would get a new tram with lower cars though. It would make it so much easier for both of us to get around. I'm 75 now, and my knees aren't that strong any more either. Looking forward to the show as always.

Haven't decided yet. Right now, even Corvettes is up in the air. My wife is having problems getting around. She had her hip replaced in 2020, and needs her right knee replaced now. Depends on what she decides to do. Had it drained yesterday and injected with steroids. So we'll see if she gets any relief and can walk more than 10 steps. But for now, we haven't signed up for anything as far as GM.

From all I've read about it, it's no different than any ceramic coating. Do you know how long it's been on? BUT if it were me, I'd clay it, polish it, and then just use the Graphene Spray Ceramic Coating (if you don't care about the Zurich warranty) or just use the Ceramic Wax instead and Graphene DS to maintain. If you don't feel like doing all that, just wash it and use the Graphene DS to maintain it. Shouldn't be any issues.

Great stuff. I usually buy the gallon. Can't figure why you're using so much. Are you using it as a final wipe down on a damp car or spraying it directly onto a totally wet car? I usually blow the water off first, then use it to wipe down to dry. No complaints about it from me.

You're going to have to talk to the "big guys" about what all is involved in becoming a dealer. They're the ones who would be able to tell you if they will require a minimum amount of sales, any investment required by your company, etc. Give them a call : 1-866-965-0400MONDAY - FRIDAY8AM - 5PM MSTSATURDAY9AM - 2PM MST

https://adamspolishes.com/collections/exterior-polishing-liquids/products/adams-scratch-swirl-remover I'd clay first and then use this if the swirls are bad. Or this if they're not. https://adamspolishes.com/collections/exterior-polishing-liquids/products/adam-s-revive-fine-hand-car-polish . Top it off with your favorite wax.

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What does the manufacturer recommend?

Nothing wrong with that at all! Looks great!

Just copy the pic and save, then print off as many as you need.

I would say yes to that.

Welcome Mike! We expect pics of the results!

Hello. Tell us about yourself and what you're shining up!

No problem at all. The Graphene Shampoo won't hurt a thing. I use it every time.

A lot of weird sounding names of towns in your neck of the woods. Had a friend with a daughter in Snohomish (probably spelled wrong). Anyhow, welcome to the forum!