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Thank you all very much. I am not super worried about the windshield because like the comments above, I've seen that these are dust magnets. However, my windshield is in very good shape and would probably be easy to coat. My main priority would be the body at this point just for the ease of cleaning. Again, thank you all for the guidance on this and I plan to make this happen in the next day or so. Do you guys use this on your seats? My commander has a faux leather type material and its a little different than the RZR seats.

Hey guys, This has probably been asked a million times and I tried to search the forums, but just wanted a clear answer. I have a Can am Commander side by side and some of the places I ride it gets pretty muddy, and alot of times, the clean up afterword is tough. I use all adams products on my vehicles, but was just curious if I got a ceramic spray coating if it would help with the clean up afterword. I have no doubt that it will keep the water beading up, but was just curious if it would help tremendously with the pressure washing when I finish the ride and help the mud come off much easier instead of having to scrub the plastic and really spray the undercarriage. Also, is ceramic coating ok to spray on the windshield of a side by side? I have seen numerous posts of people saying the ceramic messed up their windshields after spraying it on, so I didn't want to go down that path. The windshield is poly carbonate if you would need to know that. Can you all give me some insight on these questions? I greatly appreciate it! Brent

Hey guys, I have used my orbital polisher on my truck and my wife's car multiple times, and I have getting low on my correcting polish and my finishing polish. I always used the correcting polish with the orange pad to correct the swirl marks and then using the finishing polish with the white pad to really give the car a good shine. I came on to order some new finishing polish and correcting polish, but I'm confused on which is which now. Since I haven't had to buy this in a while, I guess the names and colors have potentially changed. Can anyone help me figure out which is equivalent to the correcting and finishing polish as well as the respective pads that go with them. Thank you in advance!

Awesome! I appreciate the help on this!

Ok, that sounds about right. I was just thinking a double seal. Thought that the boost would just enhance some shine.

I was thinking about doing a quick wash on my truck and wifes car today. Its time for a new coat of h2o guard and gloss, but I also just have a ceramic boost in my collection that I have never used. I saw where the 2.0 boost came out, but I have never ceramic coated my cars before. Would using the h2o then putting ceramic boost on top of it work? I know the video for the boost says that it doesnt just have to be used on a ceramic coated vehicle. What are your thoughts? Its been on and off raining here in WV for what seems like forever and didn't want to do a full detail until i know I have some time without rain. Thanks, Brent

i appreciate all the help with this. It’s currently raining and I will give it a shot in the dry. Im from logan county, wv. Southern part of the state.

OK, that sounds easy enough. I have quite a bit more than that. The trim that does along the top of my truck bed has it on quite a few places. I was going to use the APC but was nervous to get it on my paint. I didn't want it to remove my waxes, etc.

Hello from West Virginia! New to the site and truly love Adams Polishes. As I have been detailing my vehicles, you occasionally mess up and get some wax and some glaze, etc. on your trim and it leaves that ugly white haze/streak on the trim. What is the best solution to get that off? There is nothing worse than having a super detailed car and then you have those ugly spot on the trim. What are options?