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Spray wax is nice for a week or so and does smell amazing, but I am with Rich, that Graphene Detail Spray is absolutely amazing!

I would and I do machine polish my new Vehicles. I have also been fortunate with 2 new vehicles over the last 2 years, that they were in excellent condition, and I stopped the dealer from cleaning them, before the swirls were installed. And definitely if you will be coating them, you want them to be in top notch condition, before locking it in. After a strip wash, I use iron remover, before clay. Then polish, coating prep spray, and lastly the coating. Hope this helps

I agree with the guz, no one washes their vehicle repeatedly with crazy heavy duty degreasers. There are a few great youtubers out there, I’m not here to promote anyone, but they do more real world testing, with regular soaps, or true longevity tests. These guys i trust and they are showing more real world scenarios, plus i like testing, and I play with different things myself, as do most of us. For example...On the previous version of Adams spray coating, it came out Black Friday 2019, so not the graphene, It has been on my daily driven 2001 Silverado for

Welcome, and glad things are going well! We have all walked in your shoes at some point or another! Boy it’s also crazy how far Hyundai has come in 20 years! Whip looks great, keep up the good work!

Copy that, I do understand turning down the purchase...the price tag is hefty. Allen Brothers, I will look into it, thanks bud

Mmmmm creme brûlée! My mouth is water! Wait a second... you turned down wagyu?! oh yea the nox looks great 😂👍

Merry Christmas 🎄🎁 everyone I wish you all the best past, present, and future! As Ray said good riddance to 2020, but we aren’t out of the woods yet, I know way too many people who have, or have had the damn virus 🦠 and a couple of our retirees have passed away from it. Please be safe, healthy, an happy.

Just logged in, it’s been a while, then your post pops up. Great news and thanks for your hard work! Hope all is well! Merry Christmas to all, good luck on the drawling as well! (Please remove me from the drawling, someone surely needs it more than me!)

And here is also a shot of her van, it is Adams Ceramic Coated... Washed and dried with GDS

I have also been blown away by the GDS! Absolutely love it and smells great too! Here is my wifes NON coated 2006 Honda Crv. This picture was when the product first came out, car was a little dusty, not dirty, rinsed with pressure washer and dried with GDS

Graphene is going to be a lot of places soon, besides just car care...theres a lot of info on the web and youtube I feel Adam’s has been extremely transparent on the topic, here are two videos that may help

You could also try and re apply the sealant, to sort of reactivate it, may also help with removal. Glass boost works great in that scenario as well, if you have any on hand

Speed 5-6 would be recommended for correction. Also what color is it, and do you have any pictures? Sometimes the one step pad may cause some hazing, usually on darker colors it becomes more noticeable, but every vehicle and color and clearcoat are different.

Cleaned up the wife’s Honda fleet. Both live outside 24/7 The mini-munchkin mobile, a 2020 Odyssey Mega Foamed Dried entire van except driver side with Graphene DS and ultra plush Did the driver side with clean dry ultra plush and hit it with Graphene Ceramic Spray Coating Also used Rinse and Coat on wheels, then Graphene DS We got the van in June, it under went full detail/correction and Paint Coating The Blue CRV is a 2006 (never ever garaged) Hasn’t been corrected in 3-4 years, Washed wit

After 24hrs add boost. Usually good measure to wait 7 days to wash