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Nope. Nothing works as well without washing. Wheels.

Check out the cs3 and other sprays like detail spray for some pop.

Nope. It was smooth as butter before I even washed it, let alone before I used the polish.

Thanks. Yeah if it's under the ceramic and clear coat; I'm screwed.

So I've got a big Scratch on the rear of my professionally ceramic coated truck. I bought Adam's Scratch & Swirl Remover and tried it. But it didn't work. So I tried again with the orange hex grip and two microfiber towels. I tried two small drops, and 4 large drops. And several times, several different ways. And nothing seems to be working. What can I do to fix the scratches? See attached, it's not deep on the surface. I can't get it with a fingernail, it's almost smooth.

Thanks. I didn't separate, but I think the gun is okay, just the cannon. I'll field strip the foam and separate pieces. Then soak them in the APC. Thanks.

So I left soap in my foam cannon for over a month while we were out on vacation. And now it's clogged up beyond belief. It's definitely my fault and I probably need to completely disassemble it. But any suggestions on how to fix it? New parts? Clean it? Fix it, toss it out? New cannon? Any suggestions welcome.

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Like an advanced spray coating?

Harsh chemicals need safe bottles.

I start with the deep blue wheel cleaner. All over the wheels. Then a pressure washer and foam cannon to get the car shampoo and rinse. You're off to a good start though!

I have the same problem with my asphalt drive way, we seal it every year but it still soaks up the blue wheel cleaner and leaves white stains. Spraying the driveway before helps, but since our driveway isn't perfectly straight; the pools of cleaner collect in spots. But I'll take a messy driveway in exchange for some clean wheels and cars.

Yes, I think so

I used up the Graphene, and I don't have any Brilliant Glaze; however, now might be a good time to buy 1 get 1 for me! Definitely don't have a machine polisher, but that's next years wishlist item for sure!

Yep, 100% I don't have any plastic razors; but I'll get some and try that. .

Hey, quick question: so I used all of my Graphene spray coating on my car and it looks great. However, I didn't cover my windows and I didn't even think I was overspraying or hitting the windows. So I let the car sit in my garage for 3 days and now, I went back to see the windows covered. What can I do to fix or remove the Graphene Ceramic Spray from my tinted windows now that I missed it? It looks like the windows are covered in spots and black dots.

We are in DC, and almost all our driving is city. Some wet humid months and a bit of snow sometimes.

Thanks, I ordered some today.

I need a vac. I don't have any interior stuff, so I just ordered the leather cleaner and leather conditioner from Adams. My interior glass has tint all around on all vehicles. So I don't know what's safe for ceramic tints. .

Thanks. I applied the Graphene spray coating I had half opened from my previous car 6 months ago. Still worked and we'll see how it looks tomorrow! Thank you.

I agree with this, and given the Original post conditions; I might recommend you try doing all that prep the night before. So that you can wake up and quickly do the Graphene spray in early morning.

Ty

Thanks! We got a full garage. [2019 bmw M850i convertible, 2019 Infiniti qx80, 2013 Lincoln MKX, 2020 Lincoln Navigator, 2014 bmw x5, and 2013 Infiniti g37x. And a pair of Subraru Outbacks.]

Ty!

Thanks so much!!