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I get dusted inside the garage. Use WW regularly.

Yesterday I did a quick Waterless Wash of my car; nothing too gross, just dust. After, upon inspection, I found a little place needing just an additional wipe. I picked the bottle of Pumpkin Spice Detail Spray and gave it a little wipe. I noticed it wasn't feeling quite right as I wiped. I then noticed it was Pumpkin Spice Interior Detailer I had used. Question: Did I just lose any of my Paint Sealant coating? By the way, the smears came off with regular Detail Spray. Besides that, it was a good day.

Met the man himself in Van Nuys California last weekend. It was a little over two hours windshield time for me, but worth the trip. Watched Adam clean a few wheels, demonstrate numerous products, and generally have what appeared to be an enjoyable time yacking with some shine freaks. It was at Keyes Chevrolet, now an Adam's dealer.

They are tiny, yet annoying. And they are within an inch of the edge of the sunroof.

Thanks Shane and Roger.

I have two very small dents in the roof of my Mazda CX5. They were caused by dates which fell out of a tree, about 80 feet. Nobody sees the dents but me, but they are annoying. The diameter of the indentations are about 3/4" each and fairly deep. The paint did not break. I feel they may be two small for the little dent pullers that use glue. Any thoughts? Must I live with these little blights on an otherwise great finish?

Don't clay when a piece of the red plastic clay holder has poked through the clay. Tends to make a nice swirly mar. Easily removed with a few corrective measures, but quite a shock upon inspection.

For what it's worth...It takes me five to six hours on a SUV. Tires, wheels and barrels, wheel wells, exterior foam down and wash, clay, HGG, VRT, clay and seal windshield. Interior vacuum, mats, all surfaces with either Interior Detailer or Leather and Interior Cleaner, spot upholstery cleaner when needed, windshield with Brilliant Glaze. However, remember I am relatively new at this and do it in my spare time only.

I have found a clean and dry towel removes almost all residual streaks.

I've had pollen raining down for two months. It should end by August.

I read this thread from start to finish...very informative. Relatively new to Adam's products and I have been using them all at full strength. However, most of the cars I detail are filthy inside and out. The dilution ratios on the chart will be good for my car for regular maintenance cleanings. Thanks to all!