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Anyone using this? They must be; it’s sold out. The description reads a lot about protection and durability, but I want to hear about appearance. How does it look? You guys enjoy the results?

I’ll need a new bottle next season and will need to decide between the two products. What are the decision making points to consider between the two? Why would you pick one over the other?? Note…depth and gloss are more important to me than durability. But I guess I could always throw a coat of graphine wax on top for that 😜

So I’m with Turk on this one! Why? Because for me and my eye, I always achieved better visual results with the spray than I did with the bottle. Why? No earthly idea. None. But I did it with the original ceramic and again with the graphine, and the spray for me always achieved the better look. I did eventually stop using tbt bottle and went spray once a year, but, I had great results using the spray on top of the liquid ceramic.

I agree also, but then…there’s a (large) part of me that says that’s just toooooo much damn trouble. I’ll give it another try under better conditions. But with CS3, Graphine detail, and the like available, may just not be worth the effort.

Weeellll, that sucked. No thank you. Geeezzze streak city. That was worse than the old Ceramic Boost. in its defense, it’s pretty humid here today (but only high 70°’s). May try again later in a dry day.

I have given the new “polish” it’s due diligence. It’s just not a product I can get to work for me. And I know there are others. I didn’t hear about an update, but pretty sure I don’t have that one. I got lucky a while back and found one of the 32oz bottle of the old polish. It has served me well, but only have maybe one car left in it, thus I haven’t tried the new one in quite a while.

It’s been a while…can we protest again to get back the old, white, Finishing Polish?!?! Bueler…Bueler…

You guys ever get these? Almost like two entirely different products. What gives? I’ve had same products with shading differences before, but dang…

Agree!

As someone who’s not a ceramic boost fan, I did just grab a bottle of graphine boost to give it a try. Can you apply the graphine boost after a waterless or rinseless wash? Or would you want something cleaner than that first, like good old soap and water??

Wow! Yeah, Im back with Brandon…i just don’t see how you guys are doing a complete WW job with that little product. I’m not changing my technique, LOL. When I spray down a section to wipe, it’s wet! Not just lightly misted across the surface. Anyone else also using (Graphine)CS3 for a WW? I was quite pleased with the results.

I did my first full WW job in quite a while. Did the whole car (2 door coupe), including wheels. I used a full 16oz bottle. What does it take you guys? I don’t really care as I’m not a business and not trying to stretch every penny. Car turned out amazing (actually used graphine CS3 in the same fashion). Just curious.

No finishing polish available the same way??

Well…I win the award for best way to spend Veterans Day. My son graduated from basic training. His scheduled grad date was the 11th, but they moved the ceremony to the 10th due to the federal holiday. Can’t be beat! PS> The backdrop is related to my user name!

DUDE! Bro! Hands down THE absolute best tire shine I've ever used. Perfect amount of shine and clean look. But the kicker is, there's no grease. It's not sticky or clingy like the others. It is absolutely the perfect solution for me. LOVE it.

Bro...these tires are a few years old and 15,000 miles on them. Whatever it is, it ain't coming off.

Just got a box of goods and it looks like you changed up sprayers again. The ones currently shipping suck. Please go back to the previous ones. Glad I save the ones that come in each delivery.

What are you in need of?

Yup Rich...will trade liver, kidney, youngest child...you name it!

Just did this job on my sons '12 Mustang. It was in good shape, but needed that something "extra" to get it perfect. I test/tried the new Compound/Polish combo in many sections with varying techniques and finally threw it in the trash. I have plenty of Orange, but after this job, I am now forced into rationing my White. Adam...if you're reading this...I agree with Bryan above...Once I'm out of my current Finishing Polish, I will be leaving. Most likely return to the McGuiars M105/205 combo. Sorry guys, but the new stuff just doesn't do the job nor finish out near as good as the old.

There is nothing better. I’ll offer anything.

Welp…TAR remover accomplished two things on my blotchy tires…1) Jack 2) ****. In fact, it made it worse. It altered the characteristics on which the tire accepts the Tire Shine in that spot. Ugh.

You certainly can't be an Adam's fan if you have an issue with chasing the latest and greatest! It'll drive you bonkers. Probably the closest thing I can think of for a complaint about this dang place, LOL. 1st world problems, right?!?!?!

@Mantis So when you say TAR, are you talking about the actual TAR remover, or Tire And Rubber cleaner? Since you said TAR remover, I'm guessing just that? I'll have to give that a try then. One would think, no matter what is causing the blotchiness, after 14K miles it would be worn off by now, but maybe not. I'll certainly give it a shot. Oh, and one thing I forgot to add in my previous post...the most annoying part of my situation...my rear tires are perfect. Have been perfect since day one! Exact same tire, just a different size...zero blotchiness.

Ugh... I just found this thread, and yeah, it's a continental thing. And I hate it. These have been fantastic tires. Mine have ~14,000 miles on them and nothing has gotten rid of the same spots. I'll probably sway away from Continental next set of tires because of it, unfortunately.