Chris@Adams

Looking good!

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.

Not sure if this has been mentioned or not, if washing outside I always wash the wheels & under fenders first before even wetting the car down.
Once wheels are done I dump the water and get fresh mitt & water then proceed washing the car.

Why not use either our Ceramic Spray Coating or our new Graphene Ceramic Spray Coating?
It's easier to apply and it will out last any wax many times over.
https://adamspolishes.com/collections/ceramics-graphene-graphene-ceramic-spray-coating™

I agree, you could Boost and then just maintain with Wash + Coat, CS3 & Ceramic Waterless Wash to name a few.

Welcome Jay!

Good job Papaw.

Not sure if this has been mentioned or not, if washing outside I always wash the wheels & under fenders first before even wetting the car down.
Once wheels are done I dump the water and get fresh mitt & water then proceed washing the car.

I use our Grey Borderless to apply & remove CSC, you could also use MF pad to apply & remove with any of our MF Towels, Borderless ,single or Double soft towels.
I wouldn't use Ceramic Wash & Coat every wash, use it every fourth wash or so and the rest of the time you could use our Car Shampoo.
Hope this helps!
 
 
https://adamspolishes.com/collections/exterior-microfiber-detailing-towels/products/adam-s-borderless-grey-edgeless-towel

Here’s mine.
 

I covered my sides with a pool noodle the very first thing to be on the safe side.
Thinking of putting duck tape on the feet too so it won't slide.

I agree, BG could very well degrade the Ceramic Coating to some degree.

My go to here lately is CS3, it's starting to be my favorite product.
 
https://adamspolishes.com/collections/new-just-in/products/adams-cs3-basic-kit

Welcome Goldy!

Get some Langka  blob eliminator and it will remove the touch up paint.
www.langka.com 

http://www.adamspolishes.com/
 
 

The truck is nice but I love the other SS in that reflection!

Did paint correction on the nice Chevy SS Intimidator Truck. Had to start with MF pad & Compound. Followed up with foam pad & Polish. Check out the before & after pics.
 
 

Beautiful work!

Is anybody else wondering if this is Santa in his off season?
 
 

Welcome Robert!

https://adamspolishes.com/collections/ceramic-paint-coating-9h
 
Just finished up this nice GMC, washed,clayed, paint correction & Ceramic UV Coating. Check out before & after pics.
 

Did paint correction on the nice Chevy SS Intimidator Truck. Had to start with MF pad & Compound. Followed up with foam pad & Polish. Check out the before & after pics.
 
 

😃Beautiful! I love how wet it looks

I vote for CSC too. Make sure you do a Surface prep wipe down first.

This is great Mike, glad you had a good time at the warehouse.