Chris@Adams

Welcome & Very nice ride!

Looks real good!

Welcome Tim!

Daniel, you inadvertently answered your own question. You don’t need a different light source you need a darker background to contrast the light reflected off of silver paint. When I work on my wife’s silver Beast I will turn off all the lights in the garage and use a hand held LED flashlight to check my work. My previous ( and next!) vehicle was pearl white and I learned quickly to do what we do in our optical lab when we’re inspecting lenses for cosmetic defects. 
This lens looks pretty good, right?   Guess again.
 
 

Same lens, same old man hand but with a black background providing contrast just like your security light at night. Perhaps a pop up shade or parking under a tree if you have no garage. You may also need to get down closer to the paint and change the angle of reflection to help see imperfections.

Our Black Trim Restorer will do you a great job, just follow instructions and clean your trim before applying.
Post up some before & after pics.
 
https://adamspolishes.com/collections/wheel-tire-cleaning-liquids-chemicals/products/adam-s-black-trim-restorer

Looking forward to the classes!

Welcome Jerry!

Nice car.....I would at least do the Graphene Spray Coating if not our Graphene Ceramic Coating.

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Nice Job, looks great!

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Clay won't remove the Spray Coating you will have to machine polish to remove it.

I agree with the others, Graphene Spray Coating is easy to use on paint, trim & wheels. You won't be sorry with the ease of use and the results.
Remember to clay and do any paint correction first & do a prep wipe down before applying GSC.
Have fun!

I might add, consider either Graphene Spray or Graphene Ceramic coating your vehicle.  A coated vehicle is 10 times easier to wash and dry the paint is super hydrophobic.

You would use our Polish & White foam pad & maybe  speed 3 or 4 to achieve perfect results like you are looking for.
Do a 2 x 2 test spot on a flat panel like your hood so you will know what it's going to take to get back to perfect.

Here's some great info on Detailing & Protecting your Interior!
 
https://adamspolishes.com/pages/adam-s-polishes-how-to-clean-protect-the-inside-of-your-car

Great, WW is one of my favorite products!

You would use our Polish & White foam pad & maybe  speed 3 or 4 to achieve perfect results like you are looking for.
Do a 2 x 2 test spot on a flat panel like your hood so you will know what it's going to take to get back to perfect.

They are 14” L x 10” W x 10.5” T
Sorry I forgot......lol

When I go out to the garage later I will check and let you know.

Love it!

I agree on coated wheels Shampoo, Wash + Coat and regular washing will be all you need to keep clean. Don't forget to do maintain  with CS3, Boost or Graphene Detail Spray.

I agree on coated wheels Shampoo, Wash + Coat and regular washing will be all you need to keep clean. Don't forget to do maintain  with CS3, Boost or Graphene Detail Spray.

Yes, just be careful around all the edges of the bra, especially with your machine and don't get product gobbed around all the edges.
Post up pics when done,

Lets see some pics of your rides. Enjoy & have fun!
I will start with my 69 Chevelle!