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Nothing major just some before and after pics of my wifes suv. Its her dd so shes up and down with my 2 little girls. So it usually takes me more time cleaning her suv then mine. I love how easy the process in cleaning the carpet was. I sprayed some carpet cleaner, scrubbed it and then wiped it off with a mf towel and then passed it with the vaccum cleaner and wala!
 

So part of my load was the new brilliant glaze and was dying to give it a trying with my Americana wax (huge shout out to Dan the Man) and I'm stunned on how well those products work together. First of all the add on and off process was super easy with a double polishing mf towel. I live in south Texas very very south so the temperature over here is crazy so I really didn't know what to expect on the drying process. But after letting it heal for 7 minutes each the wipe on and off was very easy. After that I applied some detail spray to get some panels that still had some polish. 
 
The results:

I did some paint correction during the weekend and I usually use my beats headphones while off and that helps, now with some music is better so either or but defensibly help

Too much product said no one ever on Adams forum! Lol

haha good eye, it sure does look like that...crazy

I got the new polisher mounting bracket mounted up.  Plus I got my new master blaster mounted to the wall as well - the 30' hose is enough to leave the unit mounted on the wall to use for me (I hope - untested that way other than to blow ALL the dust and cobwebs out of my garage.
 
Side note - thanks to Ryan@Adams for the tour of the Adams shop on Friday.  I was visiting a friend in Denver and Ryan showed us all around the warehouse and I got to demo a master blaster just as my very own was arriving here back home in Georgia.
 
Glarey photo attached.

Looks great.  I don't know if the dust was from polish or pad wear.  Keep in mind though that pads are consumable.  The rate that they're consumed varies with technique, type of work they're doing and polishes being used. 
 
I smoked a set of pads for my nano this week polishing a pretty rough exhaust up.  It's just the nature of the beast.

Shiny!

That last one looks as clear as a starry night!

So I was just planning on washing my wifes suv which I did and clayed it. I saw some minor swirls, scratches on it so I was like hey let me use my tools (sk and sk mini) and put them to work. Very easy to use the process was smooth. I did notice the orange pad does show wear and or dust from it not sure if its normal or I was adding little orange compound product. But very satisfied. Below are some pics of the damage. Once again adams doing its thing!
 

Nothing major just some before and after pics of my wifes suv. Its her dd so shes up and down with my 2 little girls. So it usually takes me more time cleaning her suv then mine. I love how easy the process in cleaning the carpet was. I sprayed some carpet cleaner, scrubbed it and then wiped it off with a mf towel and then passed it with the vaccum cleaner and wala!
 

Sent this to my son in law.      
 

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So part of my load was the new brilliant glaze and was dying to give it a trying with my Americana wax (huge shout out to Dan the Man) and I'm stunned on how well those products work together. First of all the add on and off process was super easy with a double polishing mf towel. I live in south Texas very very south so the temperature over here is crazy so I really didn't know what to expect on the drying process. But after letting it heal for 7 minutes each the wipe on and off was very easy. After that I applied some detail spray to get some panels that still had some polish. 
 
The results:

So part of my load was the new brilliant glaze and was dying to give it a trying with my Americana wax (huge shout out to Dan the Man) and I'm stunned on how well those products work together. First of all the add on and off process was super easy with a double polishing mf towel. I live in south Texas very very south so the temperature over here is crazy so I really didn't know what to expect on the drying process. But after letting it heal for 7 minutes each the wipe on and off was very easy. After that I applied some detail spray to get some panels that still had some polish. 
 
The results:

So part of my load was the new brilliant glaze and was dying to give it a trying with my Americana wax (huge shout out to Dan the Man) and I'm stunned on how well those products work together. First of all the add on and off process was super easy with a double polishing mf towel. I live in south Texas very very south so the temperature over here is crazy so I really didn't know what to expect on the drying process. But after letting it heal for 7 minutes each the wipe on and off was very easy. After that I applied some detail spray to get some panels that still had some polish. 
 
The results:

Lookin' good Aaron!

So part of my load was the new brilliant glaze and was dying to give it a trying with my Americana wax (huge shout out to Dan the Man) and I'm stunned on how well those products work together. First of all the add on and off process was super easy with a double polishing mf towel. I live in south Texas very very south so the temperature over here is crazy so I really didn't know what to expect on the drying process. But after letting it heal for 7 minutes each the wipe on and off was very easy. After that I applied some detail spray to get some panels that still had some polish. 
 
The results:

So part of my load was the new brilliant glaze and was dying to give it a trying with my Americana wax (huge shout out to Dan the Man) and I'm stunned on how well those products work together. First of all the add on and off process was super easy with a double polishing mf towel. I live in south Texas very very south so the temperature over here is crazy so I really didn't know what to expect on the drying process. But after letting it heal for 7 minutes each the wipe on and off was very easy. After that I applied some detail spray to get some panels that still had some polish. 
 
The results:

Very cool Aaron! Glad to hear it's working out awesome for you!

One of the guys at Adams calls that combo "The Face Melter".  I use that combo on my WS6 and my customer's vehicles and I've never had anyone be disappointed in the end result.  Very nice looking truck by the way, and that's coming from a GM guy.

BAMM!!!

Couldn't help but notice you said you were from the deep south, if you don't mind me asking that wouldn't happen to be the RGV would it? Swear I've seen that shiny truck before (probably on Facebook). Amazing shine and great results!

I love it guys! If you do not have it I would recommend in getting one asap! I love how it handles, its very smooth and painless to work with. The compounds were so easy in applying and didn't get a lot of product in the pads to get the results. On to the pictures, hence it was just a quick pass and didn't take but like 5 minutes to get those the swirls off. I'm planning on buying clear bra to put there to avoid further scratches. FYI I'm not a pro I'm just a regular diy guy so believe me guys it really easy to use,  don't be scared in trying the swirl killer mini!
 
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Great job troy looks like you got 90% of the scratches out and leveled the really deep ones.