RayS

I'm on my last bottle of Orange Correcting Polish and have now reserved it just for my personal vehicles. I don't know what the outcome will be when I run out and have to tell Mary I'm not using the best on her vehicle - Either Chris or I - maybe both, will be in trouble. I have also been using the Scratch and Swirl Remover using the Machine instructions on the product web page with my Orange pads and it works very nicely. It is about as close as you can come to the OCP in my opinion. The Scratch and Swirl Remover also excellent by hand for the small areas that you need to get touched up.

The Foam Gun works with just your garden hose, you can't use a pressure washer with it. The Foam Cannon requires a pressure washer for it to be used.

I have a foam cannon and foam gun and have found that I use the Foam Gun much more than the foam cannon. The foam gun is quicker to get set up and to clean and both put out plenty of foam. For very dirty vehicles, then the foam cannon comes out along with the pressure washer and extra stuff required. The same goes if I am doing multiple vehicles in the day, the foam cannon becomes worth the extra setup and clean up time. The one thing that I have done for all my hoses and nozzles is to add quick connects and a shutoff valve on the end of the hose. This makes it real easy to switch nozzles or go from the pressure washer to a nozzle or between the foam gun and a nozzle without having to go back to the spigot to turn off the water.

North myrtle

Welcome to the Forum Colin.

Hi Jack, glad to see that I'm not the only one that does the door jams. The clarity of the finish is fantastic, you can see the individual stars in the reflection of the flag. Nothing looks better than a fully polished and shiny red vehicle and you nailed this one.

Color red

The reflections show plenty of depth, so it should look great once you can get it outside in the light. The second picture sure makes the color look different from the other two and it really looks good.

Bag turkey

Jester hat

Welcome to the Forum Michael. Headlights can be a finicky thing to work with between the different materials the vendor use and the amount of contaminants that they end up in contact with. @falcaineergave some good advise and you can also use #0000 steel wool on them just like you would your windshield. The regular white toothpaste, not any of the gel's can be used as a compound with or without the #0000 steel wool.

Front office

Door stop

Fight night

I'd like to have both a ceramic and non-ceramic to post as signs in my garage. It would not only give an explanation for people who don't get it, but also show that using Adam's is a process to ensure you get the desired results.

Loaded potato

Pie crust

Welcome to the Forum Von. The vehicles look great.

Welcome to the Forum.

Mate value

You'll be amazed at how much it will shine and the depth once you thoroughly clean it and hit it with iron remover. The amount of rail dust that was on mine pretty much told me that is sat in a rail yard for multiple weeks. Then it was time for polishing and the original protectant was Paint Sealant. The Spray Wax works very well and in the Texas sun, you'll need to apply the Spray Wax about once a month. Long term, I'd have to recommend the Graphene Spray Coating, it does an amazing job and makes it much easier to keep clean.

Welcome to the Forum Anthony. Any you want to know about the paint and trim on the Colorado, just ask. If you go through some of my threads you'll see the transformation of my Colorado with various Adam's products and now it is Ceramic coated and will soon be going to Graphene.

Extension ladder

Buds bar

@NuNu Here's a method to couple two vacuum or blower hoses, keeping in mind that with an extended length the airflow will be reduced as Dan point out. Get a PCV straight connector that your hose will fit on the outside of. Make sure the size is as close as possible and if needed you can use some warmth to get the hose to expand or stretch a tiny amount, but don't force it as they will will tear or split. As for getting it airtight, use plastic hose clamps as the metal ones will cut into the hose and eventually cause it to rip (no need to ask me how I know). As an added sealant you can run a bead of bathtub calk where the two hoses butt against each other and you should be set for multiple years.