Chris@Adams

I too use the large Adam's travel bag.....
 

Welcome!

Looks real good!!

I always wipe - level first with the Suede Micro Fiber towel then I wipe with a Utility Micro Fiber followed by a Single Soft Micro Fiber.
Doing this seems to cut way down on high spots. Make sure you pay attention to all panel gaps. If you do miss a area and have a high spot use a small amount  Ceramic Spray to go over the high spots. Hope this helps.

Yes that's exactly what happened, on trim you must wipe and level just like on paint.
I did a little test on my truck bumper to see what would happen if I didn't wipe off the Graphene, and yes it turned white-grey too.
I plan on working on it this weekend and will let you know what happens.
 
Here's the instructions from the site.
 
Instructions for Plastic Trim & Headlights:
Prepare your plastic trim or headlights by using the supplied 4oz bottle of Adam’s Surface Prep and edgeless utility towel to clean and degrease the surface of any existing protection or residual films. For heavily contaminated plastic trim or headlights, we recommend a deep cleanse with Tire & Rubber Cleaner and an edgeless utility towel. Open the coating bottle and begin by dispensing numerous drops of the liquid onto the supplied Micro Silk applicator to sufficiently wet it. Work the product into the surface, ensuring full coverage over the desired area, using cross hatching motions and overlapping your previous pass by 25-50%. Since the product is being applied to a porous surface, you will not see a rainbow/ flashing effect - the immediate color change of the plastic or trim will reveal where the product has been applied. However, you are also able to utilize the Adam’s UV Flashlight for inspections where desired. Once the recently applied product has penetrated, begin leveling the coating, applying minimal pressure to the towel in the process. Wipe down in a similar cross hatch pattern as applied, switching/flipping the towel periodically to use a new face to fully level the coating. Once fully leveled, allow the coating to fully cure for 24 hours, free from water, elements, or weathering.

If you do a strip wash, machine polish & do a Surface Prep you should be good to go. 
Yes you can coat your stripes.

WOW.....looks great!

After 24 hour cure time your ok to get wet from rain, however wait a week before washing.

After 24 hour cure time your ok to get wet from rain, however wait a week before washing.

I use Graphene Shampoo on my coated vehicles as well, it helps maintain the coating.

I use Graphene Shampoo on my coated vehicles as well, it helps maintain the coating.

I think that would be a great idea, the slicker you can make your wash mitt the better.
I have added RW to my two bucket wash water before that also makes things slicker.

I think that would be a great idea, the slicker you can make your wash mitt the better.
I have added RW to my two bucket wash water before that also makes things slicker.

The Adam's team are always trying to improve their products, whether it's for ease of use, making products perform better etc.

The Adam's team are always trying to improve their products, whether it's for ease of use, making products perform better etc.

DUDE!  Bro!  Hands down THE absolute best tire shine I've ever used.  Perfect amount of shine and clean look.  But the kicker is, there's no grease.  It's not sticky or clingy like the others.   It is absolutely the perfect solution for me.  LOVE it.  

Looks great!

If you apply the Americana over the Ceramic Coating, the wax will affect the hydrophobics of coating. So I wouldn't.

I would say you used too much product, any of the SI02 products will streak if you use too much.
I would do a regular two bucket wash then see what you have, if you still see streaks go back over with DS and use a couple MF towels to wipe away.

I always had good luck using our TAR and a plastic razor blade. 
 
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I only came across this thread after this happened as a result of a google search...   I'm not new to this sort of thing... I've done ceramic coatings on other cars I own...  I deliberately watched the videos (including yours) and read the instructions carefully... 
 
I will be calling in tomorrow and need to talk to a manager about a solution for this mess.. 

Welcome Phil!

You can't go wrong with Graphene Detail Spray or CS3......Very nice car.

Welcome Kyle!

Welcome back Matt!