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Anyone notice the shipping costs are high?  It seems the shipping gets jacked up for a sale.  Regular mail deliver for 2 microfiber towels and bottle of detail spray for almost $12?

Thanks for the input.  Sealing before Glaze makes sense now.

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Here's some photos, unfortunately no sunlight here in Green Bay so lighting isn't the best.

Ok, can't figure out how to post pictures but here's what my first detail entailed including first time with PC machine.  The machine really made it much easier.  Total project from wash to finish was about 5 hours.  Yes, I'm not super anal and the paint is really excellent.  Here were the steps:

Clay

Revive with machine and white pad

Finish polish machine with white pad

Brilliant Glaze with machine with white pad

Paint Sealant- machine- Grey pad

Buttery Wax- machine white pad

Did I miss anything?  Paint seemed to be in excellent condition and shine when I started, so I didn't do the paint correction.  I wish I had the patriot or americana wax as it seems those might hold up better.  I thought the revive step really brought out the "pop" on my atomic orange Z06.   Not sure if I noticed anything additional with the finish polish.  

For the last month or two before winter, I'll use the H20 guard.

Thanks again for the input.  When I'm no longer sore from yesterday, I'll tackle my wife's car and maybe even my son's weathered 2002 Honda Accord.

Thanks everyone.  To clarify, use one white foam pad to apply and a clean white foam pad to buff out?

Thanks so much Wolf appreciate it.  I imagine you use a different "buffer/polisher" pad to pair with revive, sealant, etc etc?

Patience please as I know this question has been asked a million times.  What would be a good recipe using Adams products.  Go ahead and comment or add anything I'm missing. My thought in steps are

1. Clay bar

2. Revive polish

3. Paint Sealant

4. Buttery wax

5  ?? 

I do not have any paint correction issues or swirls that I can see.  Any benefit of using the PC machine for the revive, PS and waxing?

Thanks!

Dave