EPHIOS

I have already used the spray coating in three different occassions, and I been rinsing it after each use.  Its been working fine.

I recently washed my car coated with GCSC (Graphene Ceramic Spray Coating) and followed it with GDS (Graphene Detail Spray).  
 
Is it ok to use GDS on weekly basis after wash?  Will there any build-up overtime?
 

I was able to remove the waterspots using a light polish and polishing pad via 21mm Long Throw DA.  I waited an entire day to ensure it does not come back.  About an hour ago, I just placed a layer of Graphene Spray Coating.
 
I just wanted to add the first time, I did this, I polished the paint using a Flex 3401 instead of a long throw DA.

I was able to remove the waterspots using a light polish and polishing pad via 21mm Long Throw DA.  I waited an entire day to ensure it does not come back.  About an hour ago, I just placed a layer of Graphene Spray Coating.
 
I just wanted to add the first time, I did this, I polished the paint using a Flex 3401 instead of a long throw DA.

Thanks, I will try it tomorrow.

I have already used the spray coating in three different occassions, and I been rinsing it after each use.  Its been working fine.

Use APC and let them soak in to the pads for a couple of minutes.  Massage out the solution under running warm water. Squeeze out the excess and let air dry.

WW will give you more lubricity, than DS, thus making it safer on moderate dust situation.
 
I do use waterless wash first, then use DS afterwards to add more pop.

I bought them this year, when Detailer's Domain had them on clearance. I use this Car Shampoo for everything: foam cannon, wheels and two bucket method wash.

15 gallons of Car Shampoo should last a high volume car wash 4 days!

DWC is nice to have if you do others cars, but if the Car Wash is effective, then no need to use a more aggressive, more expensive option!  On my own cars I use Car Wash the majority of the time, but do use diluted GWC on occasion.  No German cars in our house, so I don't have to use DWC.

A typical tub of Americana should give 40-60 applications, depending on how large the vehicle, and how thick it's applied.  Shelf life:  Forever, unless the top is off.  Then, a week.  Keep the top on, and it will last and last and last and.............

I say yes......naturally not like a red or say black, but you will notice a difference.

my understanding so far from what I read is most of the gallons are pretty good. the brilliant glaze seems to be the shortest. 
 
brilliant glaze last me a long time. you need so little to go so far. I would probably not buy a gallon of that I suppose. But my shampoo, APC, detail spray...gallon me up!

I don't know.  I use mine and always end up ordering more!

Right on Darryl, and we may not be carrying these brushes moving forward.  Manufacturing problems make for a limited availability.
 
If you can find one through one of our distributors, go for it!

TID  has always done a great job for me!

Just before you place your order.  Isn't that how it usually works?    

I'd avoid TID on Nav screens and the like.  Since it does have some conditioner in it, you'll get an uneven, blotchy appearance, not a nice, clean finish.

So...how long do the products last? I have a sealed bottle of Glaze from nearly a year ago...

We would be a super profitable, much larger business if we sold China..........

hey gary - i just went to my local harbor freight and picked up a very basic stool. four wheels, a small "shelf" below the seat, and adjustable height. cost me about $30 each.
 
http://www.harborfreight.com/pneumatic-adjustable-roller-seat-46319.html
 
I'm sure there are better options out there, but I didn't want to shell out a lot of cash.

+1
The $9.99 ground shipping is the only option I have seen. No free shipping and no expedited shipping options.

I have one of that HydroFoamer, but it's blue. It works great!
 
I rarely use it because I use my MTM Foam Cannon most of the time with my gas pressure washer.

Correct. 
 
The foil seal we've started using on some products is actually a breathable heat seal that serves a couple of purposes:
 
1) PREVENTS PRODUCT SUCK-IN: If you are at an elevation closer to sea level you've likely gotten a shipment thats slightly 'pinched' for lack of a better word. Because we bottle at over a mile of elevation above sea level there are some pretty funky things that happen in transit to a lower elevation. This new seal allows a small amount of airflow thru the membrane (but no liquid) to keep the bottles from flexing, ultimately meaning your products show up looking better and the plastic is less stressed which means less leaks/cracks.
 
2) TAMPER PROOF: Your products now show up and you know that they've been untouched from the time they were bottled. This means fresh product as well as the confidence of knowing something is new, unused, fresh off our bottling lines. This protects you (the customer) for warranty things as well as if you buy a product from a dealer/wholesaler.
 
3) LEAKING: This new seal means less liklihood of leaking product. Some of our chemicals could still, on occasion, make it past the red cap plugs and leak a few OZ of product in your box on the way to you. This new seal is much more complete and that equals less possible issues for you. 
 
While the foil breathable seals are not in full effect yet, they soon will be 100% of the liquid and cream products... we are making HUGE changes behind the scenes here at Adam's.  You may not even notice anything on your end, but all these changes are designed to increase our efficiency as well as the quality of the product you receive.