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GG is a synthetic vs Americana is paste.. they will give two different results. GG will give more water repellent and Americana will give more shine with the trade off of less beading. 

I use the LPS glaze Americana combo and would rather have shine. 

Brilliant glaze for me. Ive got an 18 year old paint job on my pickup, thats been buffed to perfection (previous two owners didnt take care of it very well) and after adding glaze today it made it POP like crazy. blew me away.

Fantastic looking car, wish I could land a job like that.

I gotcha. Thanks Tim

Hey all,

     Is it normal to have 8 day shipping on the free shipping option for orders over a certain amount of $? From the day i placed my last order to my expected delivery date is 13 days. Just curious if this is the norm to expect. 

Nice job on the Engine. Looks great!

Don't mean to thread jack, but can someone explain to me the difference between soft, medium, and hard paint? i am new to the buffing world (been detailing for a while)

Check out this forum article. Should help summarize many of the differences between what you're asking and potential future purchases you'll want to make (e.g., sealant).

 

http://www.adamsforums.com/topic/27631-faq-should-i-use-wax-or-sealant-on-my-car/

Thank you everyone!!!

Thanks for all the replies everyone. So with glaze and the waxes being different, what is the purpose of using the brilliant glaze?

Just ordered all of the above, and was wondering if someone could explain the different uses for them, and the order you would apply them on a paint finish. ive watch all the youtube videos but just cant seem to figure it out. Thanks!

Welcome Nic! What area of SD are you from? I spent a week in Rapid City/Deadwood. Beautiful country out there.

I am from the very far SE corner of South Dakota, right by Sioux City Iowa.  I agree, the Deadwood is a beautiful area!

Hey all, Nic here.

A little about myself, currently in college studying to become a fire fighter/ paramedic. Been on my local fire dept. for just over 2 years now. 

I run my own mobile detail company to help pay for my college. Whats better than getting paid to do something you love to do, right?

Id consider myself an amateur, although most people in my community call me a "professional", which i don't like to think myself as since i've been only detailing about a year or so. 

I really like the Adams line of products, and hope to get a good collection going soon. 

Cheers,

     Nic