Volvos rock

13 minutes ago, falcaineer said:

Depends on how bad the odor is. I think the instructions say 4-24 hours. Leaving it in too long may leave a chlorine-type scent, but it'll dissipate. Make sure to follow the instructions closely!

4 years it is then....lol, thanks!

Title says it, Odor bombing the kid hauler cause they’re stinky little crumb crunchers, how long to leave it in?

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Washed the van and the sedan for the first time since coating them. Graphene DS as a drying agent is even better then original DS. 
 

Adams knocked this one out for user friendliness, (the whole Graphene line). 

All done

Got the van done! 
 

didn’t have to open the second bottle until the last panel. 
 

each vehicle so far I’ve used 2 takeoff towels, for anyone wondering (I was curious how many it would take). 
 

still very happy with the product!

Couple of other thoughts...

like most I work full time and run 2 side businesses, no time for anything, so if I get 4 years out of it, it saved me 8 hours this year (normally spend about 16 hours on each vehicle, 3, every year) that alone is huge. 
 

I will use Americana on the door jambs as usual. 
 

for the entire car I only used about half of a bottle. 
 

I’ll add to this as I do the others, daughters blue 07’ Volvo V50 and our 16’ Mercedes Metris. 

So I stayed away from ceramics up until now, due trim issues. 

With the GCC being good on all surfaces I jumped on it. I am most impressed. 
 

it took less time than my usual 3 step, looks just as good and went on easily. 
 

I did do the silver car first, so cheated a bit

09’ Volvo S80, 117K miles DD. 

Yeah, read to page 2 after I posted and found the applicator threads. Thanks for the replies. 

So, making the jump to GCC, how to store the applicator between vehicles is my question?

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Finally used up my stash of grey machine sealer that required 24 hour cure in between that and wax. Looking at the new bottle, no cure time is mentioned, so my question is:

can I machine seal it and go right to Americana?

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Thank you, I’ve been keeping up, still ordering through GPC. 
 

doing the old 3 step for this year, next year I think I’m gonna make the jump to Ceramics. I’ll have lots of questions, lol. 

Been away from the forum for awhile, little German love, so o thought I’d check in. 
 

getting did of scratches on the wife’s dd!

it was some sort of domestic issue....thanks for the support towards LEOs

Off duty I also carry a 27, Bianchi carrylock paddle, strong side. does a reasonable job concealing (although I'm sure for a girl it is harder). For sweats and stuff I throw it in a cheap Bianchi inside the waistband holster.

I carry a smith airweight 38 on my ankle at work and when I have to, off duty (think suits w/out belts), this may be an option for you to. Little awkward, but as someone above said, practice is key, to include draw and aim excercises.

Glad your OK, carry on person is the best....IMHO open carry is a mistake, the element of surprise is worth it's weight in gold. Never leave it in a vehicle unless you get a vault installed, they get stolen to often. Good luck, take an NRA course and check out the SW bodyguard series handguns.

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I have a sno Brum and have not seen any damage from it, but am sure it causes minor scratches.

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More PA and Volvos...welcome from north of Atown

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Kubaton with the Adams logo...just sayin

Rupert

IMHO They are junk, don't do it. Also abused daily. The 4.6 liter is a joke.. I drive one at work and would not waste my money.

Volvo s60 newer t5 awd or last gen t5...

I carry a Glock 27 off duty, our on duty guns are 22/23, all are 40 cal, so my practice/carry ammo is through work. I also carry a SW airweight 38 on my ankle at work with plus P ammo, perfect gun for deep concealment and reliable revolver action. As a side note, please do not leave guns in your vehicle if it can be avoided, you would be amazed at how many get stolen that way.

The Passats are nice cars, I always try to park next to other nice/well cared for cars, less chance their going to ding your doors.

Our VW just went in and my standard NO WASH, went with it. Problem is my brother in law works there as the head detailer and while his wash technique is fine, he spray waxed it, I wanted to strangel him (but he gigantic and did let me use his truck to go home while the VW was in)....Oh well more reason to play with my Adams toys.