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Oh right forgot about your comment above ( sorry ). I think I will just use spray wax and frequent car wash. I hope Adams spray wax can protect my paint from UV for 2 weeks.

That is the main reason I was thinking of ceramic products. By the way, I am new to a detail world. Is it okay to just wash a car and use spray wax before the ceramic spray coating? Because my car surface is not rough (due to wash every 2-3 weeks). I want a ceramic spray coating to prevent my car from oxidation and yellow headlights. I know it will not happen for at least 6-7 years but my old car had yellow headlights and totally killed the look.

Thats a great article! Thank you so much!

I currently have chemical guy glass cleaner so it is not a big deal (Plan to purchase Adams glass cleaner in future though). My concern is the weather. I currently can't garage my vehicle and I feel bad when my car is exposed to sunny So-cal sun. I really hope my Adams spray wax can hold the protection for 2-3 weeks. Because I don't like the look of hazed headlights and oxidized paint.

That's perfect! Yes I am aware of minimal longevity and protection.

After I purchased the detail spray, I absolutely felt in love with Adam's product. So I bought an interior detailer and Adam's spray wax to try more products. I have a question about spray wax. Can Adam's spray wax replace the paste wax? I know spray wax will only last for 2-3 weeks. That is not a huge issue because I wash my car every 2-3 weeks. But I heard that spray wax is just an enhancer of the paste wax. Is that mean I have to put paste wax first to use a spray wax? Or just use spray wax more often? I didn't put any paste wax on my car (only a 4 months old vehicle). And I am planning to use Adam's spray wax to protect my car from oxidation and hazing headlights. And I might purchase a ceramic boost in the future for more protection.

I agree with you. Griots Spray wax left more streaks than Adams detail spray does. I have a question. Since griots spray wax can use as a drying agent, can I just use Adams spray wax as drying agent + protection? Because I am planning to buy Adam's spray wax after I used all of my Adams detail spray.

Thank you for the tip :) I will try later.

Gotta love DS. My car looks like a mirror :) _1230176.RW2 _1230175.RW2

Currently using chemical guys eco-smart RU for road dust. CG product is great but I think I should purchase an Adams WW in the future.

Thats a good news.Thank you !

That is great because my car is a SUV

That is insane. Gotta love Adams DS

Perfect! Glad to hear

Thank you BG! Yes! Automatic car wash will ruin the Tesla's soft paint. I dried my car with Adams DS yesterday and it was the most satisfied car wash :).

Thank you! So happy to have my dream whip.

Lol love your meme

I will plan to purchase blower in future. Thank you for your tip!

Perfect will do for the next wash. Thank you Rich! And do you think it is okay to use DS as a dusting agent as well? I feel like remove dust with only dried microfiber will scratch the paint.

I just bought an Adams polish detail spray to use as a drying agent for my paint. I have a question and concern. Do I have to dampen my microfiber towel when I using the detail spray as a drying agent? And I heard that Adams detail spray protects the paint but not as spray-on wax. I do own a spray-on wax but it's from Griots. I am planning to buy an Adams spray on wax but not until I used all my griots spray-on wax. Is it okay to use Adams detail spray first to dry off the paint and use griots spray on wax to shine the car? I don't think it will hurt the paint but I just wanted to make sure. Thank you for kind responses in advance :).

Thank you! It is the best SUV I have ever owned. And that is true. Tesla paint is well-known for poor paint job. And thank you for the warm welcome

Thank you! Look forward to communicated with AP forum members.

That is a fact. That is why I am going to buy Adams product. And thank you for the warm welcome

Thank you for the warm welcome Rich!

Thank you!! And yep what a smooth and sweet car.