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Yes I’m definitely going to seal it before the snow fly’s. Makes winter washing much easier also.

Thanks I’ll check that out!

It’s not in bad shape really I’ve had it since new and only washed by hand or a touch less in the winter to knock the big stuff off. Just wondering what my options are with what I have on hand. Definitely going to get the one step soon.

Any advice on correction? Can I get away with correction polish and a orange pad then seal it?

Wondering if there is a large enough difference to get the spray coating or just use up my sealant for my daily drivers. Looking to do a basic winter prep.

I’m going to correct my 16 silver ram before winter and was wondering if I could get away with just the correction polish and orange pad or should I finish with fp and white before I seal it? I have the one step in my cart but would like to just do a basic correction and use up some of my stuff before I switch to ceramics. Thanks

Thats a good point. Thanks for the tip!

I agree. Thanks for the help guys.

That’s basically what I did. Pressure washer, foam cannon, grit guard. Still pretty bad. I called the dealer this morning and they are going to take care of it with a approved solution they use so they claim. I’ll let them give it a try and then I’ll end up claying then correcting myself most likely.

Need some advice, my wife brought home a new Volvo XC90 on Saturday and the whole thing is covered in cement dust and salt dust. I told her not to have them wash it so I did when she got home and it’s rough. It’s black and not sure if I want to try to correct it or have the dealer go at it first.

I was wondering if applying sealant on a vehicle that was just washed and clayed would be a problem if i ran into any areas where water was still running out and got into the sealant and pad.

Both good ideas. Thanks guys!

A few weeks ago i cleaned and seales my wheels on both sides while i had them off rotating tires and also did the tires. I still need to strip wash the whole truck so i can seal it before winter but dont want to strip anything off the wheels and tires that are already done. Any suggestions? Thanks

Hi everyone. Been hooked on Adams for a year now and love it. Looking forward to all of the information and knowlage.