Marcpitch30

I relate with so many of the comments here. I coated my first vehicle a couple of weeks ago, with Advanced Graphene. At 80 degrees and 80% humidity it seemed to flash in less than 30 seconds. I was not ready for that quick of flashing, even though I knew temperature and humidity affected it.

I am new to the forum and this is my first inquiry. I have seen the Adam's video regarding high spot removal, but I still need clarification on some points. When considering these questions, please note that the graphene will have been on the vehicle for about 3-4 weeks when I can get to fixing the high spots. For those high spots that require medium polishing or compounding by machine, can I re-apply the graphene just in the areas polished/compounded? Or, do I need to polish/compound the whole panel and apply a new coat of graphene on the whole panel? In cases where a fine polish by hand can fix high spots, do you need to re-coat the area with graphene? CarPro Essence Plus applied by hand seemed to work on some high spots 1-2 weeks after application. I was surprised. Thank you ahead of time for helping me learn more about this.

I just joined. I have been detailing my own cars for about 25 years. Earlier this month I coated my first car with Adam's Advanced Graphene. It was a learning experience for sure. I have some questions for those much more knowledgeable than me, and will post them in the appropriate threads or create a new one. Glad to be here!