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justinN1_C5, That's how I did my Challenger this past weekend, if it's on any longer it's a bear to get off, but no matter how long it takes to remove it is WELL worth it. One thing I've noticed other than that amazing shine is the way it seems to repel dust. the car has been sitting in the garage for a couple of days now with no dust accumulating on it.

Thanks for the welcome. Here she is. I was also wondering can I wax right over the black side stripes without them getting chalky looking. Also if I wax the rims won't the green wheel cleaner just remove the wax. Thanks

Thanks for the replies guy's. She is a 09 R/T Classic in B-5 Blue. I've had some nice car's over the years, but this is the only I've ever owned where people stare and pointing when they see it. I can't wait to get her really glowing with some Adams wax.

Hi Guy's, I've used some Adams products for a while now but it's time to get really serious. I just got a new Challenger and want to start off right. I have a couple of Questions. The car was built on 7/30/09 how long should I wait till I put on a quality wax like Butter or Americana, does the paint still have to cure like in the old days? Can the Green wheel cleaner be used straight or should it be cut for use on clear coated aluminum wheels? Thanks