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23 hours ago, falcaineer said:

Here's a video that should help guide the process, Adam talks about single stage towards the end. I would not recommend you ceramic coat single stage paint. It can tend to cloud up and oxidize from underneath, causing issues down the road. The solvent may also adversely affect it. Take a look at something like a wax instead.

 

 

Sorry I totally mis explained it . Its a clear coated veh. Meant to say single step** correction . 

Hey guys, have a daily I would like to graphene coat & correct.  Nothing crazy single stage ,  i'm ok with one or 2 steps if a finisher is needed . Not looking for a total 100% correction . If I can eliminate the majority of swirls/marring i'm fine with that. Don't have a paint gauge , do have an adams swirl finder light to gauge the progress.  

Using a meguiars dual action mt300 , any recommendations for a one step polish . Unsure of adams pad complatibality with this unit , but have a few DFP6 regular foam polishing pads, and DFF6 finishing pads . Any insight is appreciated . 

On 2/17/2022 at 11:40 PM, Rich said:

No problem at all. The Graphene Shampoo won't hurt a thing.  I use it every time.  

Hey may be a silly question but , the graphene shampoo will play well with pretty much any brand coating im assuming correct (graphene or non)  ? Thanks for the info above.

7 hours ago, The Guz said:

You can either use something like rinse and coat while the wheels are on or you can top them with the advanced graphene spray coating when the wheels are off.  

 I will be picking up the advanced spray & cs3 now and then looks like a great idea. Any issue washing the wheels with the graphene shampoo for maint ? just making sure it wouldn't leave any residue/protection on the pads/rotors 

Recently applied the adams uv wheel coating to the calipers as well . Since the wheels aren't often off, what topper can I use that'll be the most durable/last the longest that I can hit the calipers with when the wheels are off . This is on a german vehicle that loves to produce tons of brake dust , and cling to the calipers . 

I have some ceramic boost that came with the kit , but wanted to make sure there wasn't more durable options. Was looking at some of the graphene sprays which claim longer lives . Any insight is appreciated ,there's alot of products in this space it seems . 

Hey guys , semi new to the adams line up . Have a vehicle that has a coating on it (non adams) .  In the winter months in my area right now & the car can get mucky/salty at times . Looking for a good pre soak foam ( car was paint corrected)  , coming up with mega foam ? Then follow up the soak with another foam & contact wash with the regular blue adams shampoo . 

Any product suggestions or tips , I know the rinse & foam twice may be overkill but anything to avoid any extra marring in the winter is the way im looking at it .