Chris@Adams

Welcome back Jason, that is a nice Ram!

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Yes throw away the applicators, I always soak my MF towels after using them. I haven't had a problem so far.
You can get a least two vehicles out of one bottle. 
I always turn some of my lights off when coating so my UV light will show up better.
Hope this helps.

Real nice rides!

Finished my bench up.
 

Nice truck & nice job!

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Thanks for all the info, I’ll pick away at this. I’ll try to clean it up a little, I’m not that concerned since winter is coming. The good news is that it beads like crazy!

Once you applied the Spray Coating on your trim did you go back over it to level like you would on your paint?
I would say that's probably your problem you must level any of our coatings that are applied to any surface.

It’s not easy, it will take a lot of scrubbing with APC, Rubber & Tire Cleaner & a soft to medium brush.
Good luck & keep us posted

Welcome Steve!

Graphene Spray coating or Ceramic spray coating will do the trick, it doesn't take much product. Just spray a very little amount of product on MF towel and rub pretty hard on the high spots until you achieve the desired results. 

Like Chris said BG, or if you have any Ceramic Spray Coating spray a very small amount on a MF towel and go over the high spots.

Love the SS396 cars. Had a friend with one. That thing would really move. He would never step on it. He babied it like vase of mothers day flowers.

1969 Chevelle SS396 
2005 Pontiac GTO

1969 Chevelle SS396 
2005 Pontiac GTO

1969 Chevelle SS396 
2005 Pontiac GTO

Thanks @Chris@Adamsfor pointing out this sale.  I have been wanting to purchase the Swirl Killer Mini since I purchased the SK 15mm and this sale had the right price to get that along with multiple other items.

Looking good!

I would use Waterless Wash on all of the powder coated pieces and on all the black plastic & rubber I would use Tire & Rubber Cleaner.
If you have any oil or grease on the painted parts you may have to use APC & you can do that without spraying with water.
Once clean use VRT and In & out Spray especially on all of the black plastic.
Hope this helps.

orders in! 
 

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It's really hard to say, depending on how dirty & how many bugs are on the vehicle.
I have used as much as 8 ounces on one car that was covered with bugs and as little as a couple ounces doing a complete wipe down.
Hope this helps.
 
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I scrubbed my plastic on my bumper for probably a hour. I used APC, Trim Cleaner & dish washing liquid. I used my SK Micro with the brush to do most of the cleaning. 
Good news I got 99% off, be patient it will clean off.