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Not today but over memorial day weekend,  did a full correction and coated my buddies F250 with Adams Ceramic Paint Coating. Turned out great, but damn that is a lot of truck

Not today but over memorial day weekend,  did a full correction and coated my buddies F250 with Adams Ceramic Paint Coating. Turned out great, but damn that is a lot of truck

Not today but over memorial day weekend,  did a full correction and coated my buddies F250 with Adams Ceramic Paint Coating. Turned out great, but damn that is a lot of truck

Not today but over memorial day weekend,  did a full correction and coated my buddies F250 with Adams Ceramic Paint Coating. Turned out great, but damn that is a lot of truck

Washed my girls car. Its coated with Adams ceramic coating. Tried topping it with the new H2.0GG and gave the tires two coats of Tire Armor.

Used Paint Sealant and Ceramic Paste Wax on a friends 130k mile Prius I did. Had no issues applying CPW on top of the sealant, think it turned out really well.

So, I tried 2 oz of Adams rinseless wash  (waterless wash dilution) and 2 oz of Boost 1.0 in a 32 once bottle with the rest water. Tested it on some glass, cleaned it up well and left a slick surface behind with no streaking and no buffing. Might try adding  1/2 - 1 more ounces of boost to it.

So, I tried 2 oz of Adams rinseless wash  (waterless wash dilution) and 2 oz of Boost 1.0 in a 32 once bottle with the rest water. Tested it on some glass, cleaned it up well and left a slick surface behind with no streaking and no buffing. Might try adding  1/2 - 1 more ounces of boost to it.

Eh, I was just trying to share I had been using Adams ceramic boost with another product to make a more quick detail type solution with good results. Maybe boost 2.0 will negate it needing to be diluted. Should have some here shortly.

Cleaned up a friends 130000 mile prius. Washed it, iron/tar decontamination/clay and polished the headlights. I then used Adams liquid paint sealant and topped it with some Adams ceramic paste wax
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Cleaned up a friends 130000 mile prius. Washed it, iron/tar decontamination/clay and polished the headlights. I then used Adams liquid paint sealant and topped it with some Adams ceramic paste wax
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Cleaned up a friends 130000 mile prius. Washed it, iron/tar decontamination/clay and polished the headlights. I then used Adams liquid paint sealant and topped it with some Adams ceramic paste wax
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The newer ceramic boost bottling has instructions for using boost as a drying aid. I have also mixed boost in with a waterless wash product as sort of a QD solution and works well as a drying aid.

The newer ceramic boost bottling has instructions for using boost as a drying aid. I have also mixed boost in with a waterless wash product as sort of a QD solution and works well as a drying aid.

The newer ceramic boost bottling has instructions for using boost as a drying aid. I have also mixed boost in with a waterless wash product as sort of a QD solution and works well as a drying aid.

I would let it sit in controlled environment as long of the 24 hours as possible, it is mainly about not getting any moisture on the coating while it cures however. As said by Shane, I would not use any waxes or polymer sealants unless designed to work with coating (i.e. Adams Ceramic paste wax) as it could act funny applying them or mess up the hydrophobic properties on the coating. Ceramic Boost is applied usually every few months or so as part of the typical wash routine. Once its coated you can blow dry the car pretty easy. I made a quick detail solution of Car Pro ECH20 and Adams Ceramic Boost that seems to work really well as a drying add and gloss enhancer  to go over the car real quick after a wash.
 
Just an FYI Car Pro Reset is their soap, you want to use Car Pro Eraser or Adams Coating prep prior to applying the coating, once the paint is corrected.
 
 

Washed the stang and cleaned up the inside a bit. Took her for a lil cruise after.
 
What did you paint them with? When I did mine with a g2 kit they were hardened and ready to go after 24 hours.

Adams ceramic paint coating + ceramic boost.

SiO2 water activated coating. Love using them on my wheels. SiO2 Adams soap. Ceramic coating that we can apply to larger sections, a glass coating and an Aerosol/spray coating for easier application but less durability than the full coating. Drying aid for ceramic coatings (not sure if Boost works well with water?) Polisher similar to the Rupes nano. More Adams branded non-detailing stuff is always cool. 

Hey, 
 
First time posting, long time user of Adams Polishes stuff. Not exactly today, but here is some cars I have done recently,
 
Black mustang GT was a buddies, was polished with a swirl killer, and we used Adams ceramic coating on it,
 
Orange GT is mine and same was done the same as the black GT.
 
Raptor was a family members and was polished with the swirl killer and we used Adams paint sealant on it.
 
Line up of the mustangs was at the American muscle car show recently, Shelby was a buddies but not done by me .

Hey, 
 
First time posting, long time user of Adams Polishes stuff. Not exactly today, but here is some cars I have done recently,
 
Black mustang GT was a buddies, was polished with a swirl killer, and we used Adams ceramic coating on it,
 
Orange GT is mine and same was done the same as the black GT.
 
Raptor was a family members and was polished with the swirl killer and we used Adams paint sealant on it.
 
Line up of the mustangs was at the American muscle car show recently, Shelby was a buddies but not done by me .

Hey, 
 
First time posting, long time user of Adams Polishes stuff. Not exactly today, but here is some cars I have done recently,
 
Black mustang GT was a buddies, was polished with a swirl killer, and we used Adams ceramic coating on it,
 
Orange GT is mine and same was done the same as the black GT.
 
Raptor was a family members and was polished with the swirl killer and we used Adams paint sealant on it.
 
Line up of the mustangs was at the American muscle car show recently, Shelby was a buddies but not done by me .

Hey, 
 
First time posting, long time user of Adams Polishes stuff. Not exactly today, but here is some cars I have done recently,
 
Black mustang GT was a buddies, was polished with a swirl killer, and we used Adams ceramic coating on it,
 
Orange GT is mine and same was done the same as the black GT.
 
Raptor was a family members and was polished with the swirl killer and we used Adams paint sealant on it.
 
Line up of the mustangs was at the American muscle car show recently, Shelby was a buddies but not done by me .

Hey, 
 
First time posting, long time user of Adams Polishes stuff. Not exactly today, but here is some cars I have done recently,
 
Black mustang GT was a buddies, was polished with a swirl killer, and we used Adams ceramic coating on it,
 
Orange GT is mine and same was done the same as the black GT.
 
Raptor was a family members and was polished with the swirl killer and we used Adams paint sealant on it.
 
Line up of the mustangs was at the American muscle car show recently, Shelby was a buddies but not done by me .

Hey, 
 
First time posting, long time user of Adams Polishes stuff. Not exactly today, but here is some cars I have done recently,
 
Black mustang GT was a buddies, was polished with a swirl killer, and we used Adams ceramic coating on it,
 
Orange GT is mine and same was done the same as the black GT.
 
Raptor was a family members and was polished with the swirl killer and we used Adams paint sealant on it.
 
Line up of the mustangs was at the American muscle car show recently, Shelby was a buddies but not done by me .