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The stang! 😁👍👍👍

Thank you Dan for taking the pictures and sharing them.  Hopefully next year all of us can attend some shows.

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Hey everyone!

We just wrapped up another great event with Barrett-Jackson at WestWorld in Scottsdale, AZ! This was the first auction back after the Northeast, West Palm, and Las Vegas auctions were all cancelled earlier this year due to Covid-19 restrictions. The event went very well, with restrictions in place that it was not open to the public, only bidders, consignors, sponsors, and exhibitors. UV lighting and hand cleaning stations were plentiful, everyone entering the premises had a temperature check, and masks were 100% required by everyone in attendance.

I wanted to share some pictures I took throughout the event - some cool cars, some vehicles I helped to detail, and so on. 








 

 

 

 

 

 

If you have any cool Fall Reflection pics post em up. I'll start with a couple of my 2013 Shelby GT500

Today we officially hit 400,000 followers on Instagram! We're very honored and thank each and every one of you.

All I can say is COMING SOON, because I don't know when it will be launching:
 

 

Thanks guys! I'm pretty happy with it.  Now that I have a polisher (thanks to the skpro MB) things are going to start getting interesting...... 😁.  I wish I had gotten it before this process... or my arms wish that anyways.....

Thanks guys! They’ve come a long way this summer as you can see in these pics. The Buick was a “barn find” was garage kept most of its life but from 2009 till I got it it was parked on the side of a garage under a big tree. I spent about 30hrs bring its shine back delicately so not to damage the 52 year old paint and she came out great!  All 4 of these photos were all taken on cloudy days so I felt they’re the best comparison pics 

Here are my current two cars. 1986 IROC-Z that I painted this summer and last weekend ceramic coated with Graphene Spray Coating and my all original 1968 Buick Wildcat with only 23,900 miles

Hello,
 
Newbe to the Forum, but not to Adams Polishes.
 
Just bought a brand new Honda CR-V, so I wanted to get it protected with Graphene.
 
Read the kit's instructions and watched Joe's video, but... I totally missed using the gray polishing cloth.
 
I applied and then used the gray silk cloth only 
 
Opps...
 
But, after posting in the forum, I quickly learned about my rookie mistake.
 
And how to fix it.
 
Thanks falcaineer.
 

Been out of building and painting for awhile. Used your graphene  and found it quite easy to use . My car turned out great!

Nice job !!

Looks great!

Nice truck & nice job!

NICE!!  I used the Graphene Spray on my ceramic coated Vette and the difference was really noticable.  I like the new Graphene line.

I just want to say, so far this stuff is a huge upgrade from the standard CSC.  I spent the last few days prepping (wash,  iron decon, clay, hand polishing w/ revive) and finally applied the GCSC to my truck.   Having previously used the standard CSC in the past i was impressed.   The ease of use was great and the uv tracer additive was perfect for me as i took breaks and took my time.   I could always pull out the light and see exactly where i stopped.  I also used the tracer after applying each panel to be sure i didn't miss any spots..... and i did,  a couple times, catch some misses.   This thing looks slick man.... and being able to use it across all parts on the truck makes it great for the non pro like me lol. Here's some pics! 
 
 

I just want to say, so far this stuff is a huge upgrade from the standard CSC.  I spent the last few days prepping (wash,  iron decon, clay, hand polishing w/ revive) and finally applied the GCSC to my truck.   Having previously used the standard CSC in the past i was impressed.   The ease of use was great and the uv tracer additive was perfect for me as i took breaks and took my time.   I could always pull out the light and see exactly where i stopped.  I also used the tracer after applying each panel to be sure i didn't miss any spots..... and i did,  a couple times, catch some misses.   This thing looks slick man.... and being able to use it across all parts on the truck makes it great for the non pro like me lol. Here's some pics! 
 
 

Is that a fry?  Looks like pasta!  Taste it and see!  🤣

Found this one on top of the sliding door hinge of a Honda Odyssey.A true find 🤣
 

I just want to say, so far this stuff is a huge upgrade from the standard CSC.  I spent the last few days prepping (wash,  iron decon, clay, hand polishing w/ revive) and finally applied the GCSC to my truck.   Having previously used the standard CSC in the past i was impressed.   The ease of use was great and the uv tracer additive was perfect for me as i took breaks and took my time.   I could always pull out the light and see exactly where i stopped.  I also used the tracer after applying each panel to be sure i didn't miss any spots..... and i did,  a couple times, catch some misses.   This thing looks slick man.... and being able to use it across all parts on the truck makes it great for the non pro like me lol. Here's some pics! 
 
 

I just want to say, so far this stuff is a huge upgrade from the standard CSC.  I spent the last few days prepping (wash,  iron decon, clay, hand polishing w/ revive) and finally applied the GCSC to my truck.   Having previously used the standard CSC in the past i was impressed.   The ease of use was great and the uv tracer additive was perfect for me as i took breaks and took my time.   I could always pull out the light and see exactly where i stopped.  I also used the tracer after applying each panel to be sure i didn't miss any spots..... and i did,  a couple times, catch some misses.   This thing looks slick man.... and being able to use it across all parts on the truck makes it great for the non pro like me lol. Here's some pics! 
 
 

@The Guz has you pretty well covered. To clarify one thing, though, it's reduced Graphene Oxide, not "refined." Pure graphene won't bond to a surface. Here's an article about it, as well.
 
https://adamspolishes.com/pages/whats-the-difference-between-graphene-and-traditional-ceramic-coatings#
 
Prep and application are the same for both. Here's a video on the Graphene Ceramic Spray Coating.
 
 
 

The foundation of the graphene coating is the ceramic coating.  Then refined graphene oxide is added to the coating.  Think of it as another form of ceramic with the infusion of RGO.  
 
 
 

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