ArcticC5

Thanks for your advice; it makes sense.

What do you think of Adam's "Slick and Slide" product applied to a graphene ceramic coated surface?

This is a great writeup.  Seeing that it's dated 2015, any chance of it getting updated to reflect advancements such as graphene ceramic coatings?

What other shine products does it make sense to apply over a graphene ceramic coated (and cured) car?  Does it make sense to apply, say, Adam's Patriot Wax or Ceramic Coating Wax?  Or should graphene ceramic coatings be left as the top coat, occasionally wiped down with graphene detail spray or application of graphene booster?   How about use of H2O Guard and Gloss after washing?

On 5/1/2022 at 6:13 AM, theamcguy said:

It is my experience that when white paint yellows that means it's dirty.  A claying and an AIO is usually all that's required to clean things up and restore the color. 

Pardon the dumb question, but what's an AIO?

>> Never mind, figured out it means "All in One" polish.  Thanks for the advice, though

It seems the Arctic White paint on my 1998 Corvette has yellowed.  This is noticeable when parked to a new Corvette with Arctic White paint, which seems brighter with a hint of blue.

Any tips on how to restore the 1998 Corvette back to gleaming white?