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I've mentioned this on other threads, but my Viper has CQuartz, and, as much as I like Adam's Detail Spray, it doens't play nice, at least with way the CQuartz is on the Viper paint. I do use CarPro reload, on both the Viper, and as stand alone on the Ram. However, to remove dust etc (Viper stays garaged, and rarely sees rain) right now, I use Megs 34. That being said - when I go to Carlisle in a couple days, I'll be picking up some Matte Spray, as that has less additives, and try it on the Viper. Will also be trying some Ceramic Boost, and try it like I use the Reload now.

People drive from across the country. I'm lucky - it's straight out the PA Turnpike for me 100 miles, about 1.75 hours. Easy peasy. You should come at least once. Biggest All-Mopar show you'll ever attend. Been going myself since 2004.

Cool, gonna buy some from Dave at Carlisle next month. I'll do a comparison versus ReLoad.

See you then!

Looking forward to trying this myself, both as a boost over the Viper which as CQuartz, and as a stand-alone on my Ram. Currently using CarPro Reload, which I like, but want to try the Boost.

Dave, assume you will at the Mopar show in July? Just wanted to make sure you're going to have a couple products I want to try Ceramic Boost - want to try this over my Viper which has CQuartz - currently I use reload, both on it, and as a stand-alone on the Ram which isn't coated. Want to try the Boost in the same way for both vehicles. Matte Spray - again, to try as a quick detailer on the Viper. Since it doesn't have many additives, think it may work well. Currentl use Megs 34, as the Adam's Detail doesn't play nice with the Cquarts. Need some Leather Conditioner as well. See you next month. Scott

Now you have me thinking of the business card scene in "American Psycho"!

Will see you there again this year. I'll be out on Thursday-Saturday. Need some Detail Spray, Leather Conditioner, and some other goodies. Scott

I just had Xpel applied to my 2013 Viper, topped by CQuartz. With this combo, a little Detail Spray and I'm good?

Tyler, thanks, tried your method, and it didn't work. Like Dylan said, maybe it's the tire compound. As I mentioned, I'll try it on the Corsas in the spring, and report back!

Nick, from one Gen 5 owner to another, I gotta disagree with you on this one. I bought some Tire Shine last summer at Carlisle, and used it according to directions. IMO, it is difficult to use, and no matter how little I use, or how long it dries, it slings. With the VRT, you can apply, drive right off, and NO sling. For my money, Super VRT is still the BEST stuff on the market, for tires, and anything else, and I've got a few other trim/tire shine products in my bag. Sorry guys, just telling you my experience. Only the 2nd Adams products I've tried that I didn't care for. I'm sticking with the VRT!

I'll try this, but I lock Leather Conditioner on the interior. Nothing better, IMO.

Thanks you!

How much should I dilute the rinseless to use as a waterless? In other words, to make it equivalent to your waterless wash (which I love). I bought a gallon of rinseless to use for this very purpose. Thanks.

Oh, and Adam, about the tires. I use VRT on the Michelin PS2s on my Viper, and it is fantastic. Also on the Firestone Firehawks on the Bee. It's the Tire Shine that slings when I use it on the Firehawks. It didn't sling as much on the Continental Contisport Contacts on my Dart. Still, I'll return to using VRT all around (which also the BEST stuff for trim) and, my Mother's FX Tire Shine. Your Tire Shine seems to work for many, it just isn't for me. But, glad I tried it.

Dave, I will try that method. Thanks

I'm having a little difficulty getting used to it. I slung a little today (and I used very little and it had dried for a couple hours ) something the VRT doesn't do. I'm going to practice, but I may continue with the VRT on the tires and be done with it. The jury is still our for me. I like the way it looks, but let's see

Nicole, was nice meeting you and Dave. Hope you got a decent run in at some point (this is Scott, the runner, who bought the tire shine!) I met Adam here in May when he did a clinic, great guy/ Didn't realize he was there at the show. All you guys did a great job!

Had a great time. Bought and tried some Tire Shine, and it's a good product.

I'll see you guys there!

BRZN, your mailbox is full. Wanted to talk to you about maybe using my 07 SRT8 Superbee as a demo car at Carlisle Chrysler in 2 weeks. PM me please.

Will you have some at Carlisle in two weeks? I'll pick some up then. As others have said, SVRT is my fav Adam's product, and one of only two (the other being Meg's FX Tire Shine) that I will use. That being said, if the new Tire Shine is the shizznit, then I can save VRT to use on the fading trim of my SRT8 Bee, and the Viper (remember, the Viper being a 'vert, the interior is the exterior, so I use VRT there as well). If this new Tire Shine doesn't sling, and lasts, then I will buy it by the gallon, and maybe bye-bye Meg's FX (although I really do like that as as well).

Eric, thanks to you, your brothers, and your dad for hosting yet another great event. It was great to finally meet Adam, and enjoyed listening to an watching his presentation. Of course the iron in your shop (including your the 458 and Rolls) and in the parking lot provided lots of eye candy. I had a great time! Scott