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If thats what you meant then thats what you should have said. Your posts could confuse someone that is looking to perform a chemical decon and assume that because their vehicle is not white then they won't benefit when they actually can. to clarify my statements: Diluting the pink Deep wheel cleaner 1:1 is standard practice Not sure 100% on the new blue wheel cleaner but i would think you wouldd want to as well. Less = More

you should follow up you WW with DS

use less product clean with apc and rinse in the sink

using an iron removing regiment like dwc and water at a 1:1 ratio is a chemical decontaminating process using clay or clay alternative is a mechanical decontaminating process using the chemical process first will aid in the second step of the mechanical process industrial fallout, brake dust, etc is not color specific. just because you see it on white better doesn't mean its any less common on a darker vehicle. it just shows better on white

I love my rupes mini

This is great news. Congrats

Dan no worries I gave my gallon of it away and only had some of a 16oz bottle left. Its the only Adams product that in all the years has never worked out for me. I really tried to get it work right even making sure to wipe down with diluted apc to make sure I had a clean slate. it just would be blotchy for me. I have always found that leather conditioner or VRT have worked better for me.

^^^ Agreed with Jason. needs to be reformulated. tried it a few times dumped the rest out. smells good that was about it.

if your not going to put down your sealant with a machine use this: http://adamspolishes.com/shop/accessories/buffing-pads-applicators/adam-s-red-hex-grip-applicator.html

You will have to live with it...just because its stained doesn't mean that its not clean...

Tolco's on the premium dilution bottles are the best option

I highly recommend the 32 oz dilution bottle for h20 gg. it should give you the spray pattern you are looking for http://adamspolishes.com/shop/accessories/empty-bottles-sprayers/adam-s-new-32oz-premium-dilution-bottle.html nice truck btw. love that color

hello neighbors

that is the point at which you bring her up to her closet to show her the amount of clothes and shoes she has...

Sounds like some type of contamination. Maybe you need a better water source if it is cloudy. Just because you run it until its clear doesn't mean its clean. Few thoughts come to mind. - Be a little less critical to those that are trying to help because they are correct when saying there is nothing in the Adams products that will do that to your paint. They are very gentle products and are made to enhance and protect your vehicle not damage. - Are you using an original Adams spray bottle that has only been used for either DS or HGG? If using a different or used spray bottle maybe it became contaminated - Work in the shade...much easier of an environment to work in both for you and the product - Could there have been something in your wash media, soap, or bucket? - Best bet is like others have said to contact Adams directly for support. Good luck it is frustrating but the products you are using are proven winners and they will help you out.

If your going to do rinseless might as well put down some h2oGG while you are at it.

This is not an accurate statement. Megs makes many pro grade products including 105 which is quite difficult to work with. If you are not professionally detailing then using a prosumer product like PCP in an 8 oz container is an excellent option. 8oz of product will last the average hobbyist detailer a long time. It is a much better option and helps prevent the risk of product expiration. So the prices went up...did you expect them to go down?

Tom welcome to the forum. I highly recommend for a weekly/bi weekly regiment of a rinseless wash and H20/detail spray. You can alternate applications of Detail Spray and H2Ogg to your liking. I tend to use the H20gg a little more often since if im doing a rinseless wash i might as well dry it with H20gg and add more protection. I tend to use a waterless wash and a detail spray more often for a quick clean and shine. Where in CT are you at?

the 32oz premium spray bottles are an excellent option to pick up when your buying gallons or larger. it features at tolco spray head that works well esp for H20 GG http://adamspolishes.com/shop/accessories/empty-bottles-sprayers/adam-s-new-32oz-premium-dilution-bottle.html

looks good...love the wheels and tires.

honestly the best bottle that i have used to spray H20 GG with is the adams premium spray bottle with the red tolco spray head. http://adamspolishes.com/shop/accessories/empty-bottles-sprayers/adam-s-new-32oz-premium-dilution-bottle.html

Jimmy the xfe-7 is completely different than the 3401. The 3401 is forced rotation random orbital while the xfe-7 is a long throw DA that is comparable to the Rupes.

just another polish slinger....

agreed. also not being a fan of total interior detailer I use a mix of 1:16 of rinsless wash to detail spray as an interior detailer. hmm wonder who gave me that tip???

sidekick works well but if you got the $$$ go for the master blaster revolution