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CoxTA

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About CoxTA

  • Birthday 05/23/1987

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  • Location
    Garden City, KS
  • Real Name
    Joel Cox
  1. Somone correct me if Im wrong but the reason for no Detail Spray is because it actually has a sealer in it of some kind and there is also really no reason to clay fresh paint. It won't have any contaminates on it coming right out of the booth and coming from the body shop it shouldn't need polished because again fresh paint shouldn't have swirls in it. If they needed to do any sanding (in case of runs, dirt nibs, etc.) they would buff it before it leaves the shop.
  2. Damn. Ok. I guess I will have to wait to make her shine until Fall. It just wont be the same without using any kind of wax, sealant, or detail spray. I may have withdraws lol Thanks for the input guys!
  3. I have some of the Brilliant Glaze already but I dont have the Revive Polish. I may have to pick some up. Is the Adams Car Shampoo safe to use during that 90-day period? I love that stuff. I know I can't use the detail spray after washes though.
  4. My Corvette is in the body shop right now because of a little mishap:mad: and almost everything will have fresh paint on it except the roof, trunk and rear bumper. I made it clear that I would be doing the final detail on it after it got out of the shop. Both the shop owner and the guy doing the work know me well and know how picky I am so I dont think Ill have a problem. I used to work in a body shop and I've always been a pretty avid detailer. I know not to use wax on it and any kind of sealant for the first 3 months while the paint is still breathing, so I was wondering if there were any Adams products that I could use to help protect the paint while still making it shine until it has fully cured?
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