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Machine Polishing with Dan and Scott, and a cameo by yours truly in a few spots.
 
 
 

Look, Dan's Interview is up!
 
 
 

Machine Polishing with Dan and Scott, and a cameo by yours truly in a few spots.
 
 
 

Look, Dan's Interview is up!
 
 
 

Nice!
I owned a '72 Midget when I was in High School

Nice!
I owned a '72 Midget when I was in High School

Honored to be the first one up!

Part 3: How to Clean Wheels and Tires
 
 

Part 2: Interview with Dave Eyster Event Coordinator
 
 

Our Creative Director Joe uploaded a new video series late Sunday night, and you may have noticed it already. If not, we're calling this one the "Lost Video Series." We shot these videos just over a year ago in April 2019 in Florida, to coincide with all of the sections of our website, but then shortly after we did a complete upgrade to the entire website...oops. This reason and other projects put these videos on hold, but Joe and his team had some time to finish editing them to finally publish them!

Joe is unlocking a new video each day this week, and in addition to Adam, you will see some familiar faces to this forum like @BRZN, @Sizzle Chest, @Calvin A, our friend Kyle, and myself. This was a very fun series to shoot, and we hope you enjoy it and learn some new things too!

Here is the intro video. Thanks for watching! Don't forget to like the videos if you enjoyed them, and subscribe to our channel:
 
 

Perhaps you don't need paint correction, however the "pop", as those above have stated comes from flawless paint. If it's not flawless it's not up to its potential.

My 2018 Malibu is polished to darn near perfection, and Ceramic Coated with Adam's 9H Ceramic Paint Coating. Paint Sealant on top of a polished vehicle can give you the appearance you're looking for, as will Brilliant Glaze, then topped with one of our Waxes; Buttery, Americana, or Patriot.

I used an Odor Bomb in the trunk of a car that had cat pee in it from a cat crate that flipped over (no cat in the crate when that happened), worked very well, been a couple years now. I'd exhausted most all other options from chemical to steam with little luck. I now keep two fresh Charcoal Bags back there too.
May want to give the new Enzymatic Cleaner a try too.

The Air Cannon has an optional wall mount too. The Air Cannon's hose is 30' extended just like the length of the Master Blaster's and its 4hp motor has a variable speed switch.
Master Blaster; two 4hp motors - $449.99
Air Cannon - $299.99 or with optional wall mount - $359.98

You can swirl the Ceramic Coating. The paint underneath is still protected.
 
I used to use a car cover on my GTO. No more, I went through three covers in about five years. Once you see the damage and realize what it's from, you can't un-see it.

You can swirl the Ceramic Coating. The paint underneath is still protected.
 
I used to use a car cover on my GTO. No more, I went through three covers in about five years. Once you see the damage and realize what it's from, you can't un-see it.

Those really appear to be stock OEM wheels. Follow Nick's advise above and you'll be set. Ceramic Boost wipe down after every wash will keep them looking great all summer and into the fall.

Lookin' Good!

Looks great Dan!

Nice!
Gotta love that color, huh?

Nice!
Gotta love that color, huh?

Dan GrafxWerks made up a set of Liquidome center cap overlays for Holly's Camaro that have held up incredibly well.

 

Nice!
Gotta love that color, huh?

A hot, or even overly warm panel would not be where I'd want to apply a Ceramic, or Ceramic infused product. Here's a trick I've been doing, and it's helped me considerable with both Ceramic Boost and CS3 application to minimize the chance of streaking;
Clean, cool panel, out of the sun.
Mist your Borderless Gray microfiber towel with one spray of water on both sides of the towel again, with just plain 'ole water. Scrunch the towel around in your hands to distribute the small amount of water.
Fold the towel into fourths, or half and just one spray of CS3, or Boost into the slightly dampened towel face and wipe just one panel.
Buff the product off with another clean, dry Borderless Gray microfiber towel.

A hot, or even overly warm panel would not be where I'd want to apply a Ceramic, or Ceramic infused product. Here's a trick I've been doing, and it's helped me considerable with both Ceramic Boost and CS3 application to minimize the chance of streaking;
Clean, cool panel, out of the sun.
Mist your Borderless Gray microfiber towel with one spray of water on both sides of the towel again, with just plain 'ole water. Scrunch the towel around in your hands to distribute the small amount of water.
Fold the towel into fourths, or half and just one spray of CS3, or Boost into the slightly dampened towel face and wipe just one panel.
Buff the product off with another clean, dry Borderless Gray microfiber towel.

Paint looks wet!

Brilliant Glaze topped with Patriot.
I think I'll do a more in depth write up of it's own.
Done: http://www.adamsforums.com/topic/37615-days-4-7-in-quarantine-productive/