Mbrazelton

Agree with Shane here. I bought a new Silverado, and it was a little rougher than normal from the factory so I ended up using Correcting Polish and a Orange pad, then moved to Finishing Polish. I feel that the finishing polish always seems to pull some sparkle out of cars. I tend to do a pretty quick finish polish to most cars I seal, my reasoning is that it gives it a good surface to grab to. I think if your going to polish no need to strip wash the second time. I usually just wipe the residue off, and then move onto the sealant.

I believe the RS are AWD and the ST are FWD.

How about something like a Focus RS

If you message detail giant on facebook he responds within min. I've messaged him on both, and the fact that I order items from him in the east coast, to ship to the midwest shows alot!

Works awesome of Weathertech floor mats Matt

Stuff works good in the cup holders! If you don't like the feeling of certain textures wear a glove, it seems to stick to your hands.

I don't use either product, but I am actually interested in seeing how the the new CB2.0 works. I usually seal my truck, and so most of the time I skip the H2O GG just because it's a extra step and I don't feel I would gain anything from it. But I ordered a new truck, that I am wondering how the CB2.0 will work on the wheel, getting paint sealant in these will be tough, so being able to spray CB2.0 on the wheels and wipe off it might be easier to keep them clean for some time. I don't expect it to last 4-6 months on wheels but even a month or two would be good.

I'd also like to thank Shane, me and him have had a conversation about buffing pads. He has also done a lot to answer questions, I think the forum/facebook group is a good tool, some of us detail a lot, and some less. So groups have use or tried things more so its good to share knowledge to others.

I had some residue left over from where my Floor mats don't cover where my gas pedal is on my Silverado. I used the foaming cleaner and a competitors drill brush on mine, took two times and it came out and looked brand new.

With the Special Edition Sprays, the trade forum got out of hand. I had asked people about things, and all they want is special detail spray. They have 2 bottles of shampoo and brilliant glaze, but they want 4 special edition detail spray. So I traded 15 of mine, for a mini swirl killer, so roughly 150$ or $10 a Bottle and I paid Freight just so I didn't have to deal with them anymore. I made a topic about having a positive or negative post about doing deals with people, to hopefully weed out the people that do bad trades.

I tried this no to long ago, but the big requirement is that you have a showroom for product, so take that into consideration.

I always use the Microfiber applicator. But I keep one just for Glass Sealant. Make sure to get the window good and clean before you seal it. Also for some reason, I feel like I get the window clean, and about 2 hours later I notice a spot with alittle haze. So I usually try to clean it the next do to.

I always wash might with clean and free soap in the washing machine, and some MFR. Then dry them on low, after that sometimes i'll take a brush and fluff them a bit.

Next time, put VRT on the trim before you wax, it prevents the wax from sticking.

This is probably my favorite combo for a metallic car Brilliant Glaze with Paint Sealant. On non-metallic car, just regular Paint Sealant.

I usually get 5-6 cars out of clay, and then I feel like they get wore out or to full. Lately though I've had cars that were pretty gross and seems to be quicker I feel.

I also think it matter how much time you want to spend cleaning it weekly. If you seal it at some point you will have to put some work in to re-seal it in about 6-8 months, I personal like this because usually by that time the truck needs a good simple polish and sealant. Usually right after winter and about right before winter is when I do mine. If you ceramic coat it, you spend more time up front, but the protection last longer. I think a good sealant regime, is just as good as Ceramic Coating. There is about 10 different way to do it, just which one works good for you, same with steps. My wife has a pearl white car, and the steps I use on hers is different then my gun metal truck. Also if you want to Coat it, now would be the time because the truck has less imperfections.

I always pack my items up in winter and put them in the basement. Then the 6-8 items I use in the winter I keep in a trunk organizer.

It would be nice to be able to review people you have traded with, or some sort of system to show people that someone is a positive person to trade with. We are getting a ton of new people on here everyday it would be nice to have some system.

Everything that is on the list

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I think im going to put all mine on ebay, this is getting crazy.

Trying to thin out my shop of Adam's items. 2-Car Shampoo 2-Brillant Glaze 1-H2O G&G 2-VRT 1-Interior Detailer 2-Wheel Cleaner 1-Tire Shine 1-Tire and Rubber Cleaner 1-Buttery Wax 1-Revive Hand Polish 1-Adams Draw String Bag 1-Adams Great White Drying Towel 1-Microfiber Wash Sponge Looking for Special Detail Sprays, Swirl Killer Pads, Ceramic Kits or Wax, Premium Foam gun, or just let me know what you have

I've found that putting a rubber glove on, then spraying the seat down with water or cleaner, then most of it will stick to the glove.

I'm confused so did you ceramic coat it, or use ceramic wax. I think these are both different products and the steps or area they are used might be different. If it's like a wax I would say the same steps as using any other wax. But if you did the whole ceramic kit, that is a whole different ball game.