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Just spent a a full day going through all the PC steps, you guys think it needed it Before and after pics (close up only) Car shots are after.

Well I did a light clay bar on the flat surfaces then a swirl remover already, should I do the APC wash or can I just go ahead with the sealant?

This is kind of out of the sequence of things to this point but I didnt want to start a new thread. Going into the winter season can I skip the polish? I dont really need that extra shine in the winter so can I do swirl and haze remover then glaze? I just needed some light swirls out and protection for winter. As usual, thanks for the help.

Yet another question....I just bought some brilliant glaze and the red pad. Is the BG supposed to be watery? All the other products are thick in their consistancy except for this, so I want to make sure it should be this way and do you really use the PC to apply the product even with its thin consistancy?

After applying the polish with the PC I obviously wipe it off. I thought the polish had some protection.......wow was I wrong! so after the sealant Im ok unless I want a deeper shine, then I would add the glaze and/or wax?

One more question, after the FMP (I usually would wait a day or two so it cures) can I just spray the car with detail spray or waterless wash to get dust off then apply the sealant or will that remove the polish?

Thanks for your help!

Are those needed or advised? I know it sounds like a silly question but I just dont know. 20 years ago I just washed and waxed......end of story, lol

Ok, so I got some Adams products and I love them but I have some confusion on what to use and what steps are best. Heres what I have done thus far 1 wash 2 claybar 3 swirl remover 4 fine machine polish 5 ??? Step 5 is where I get lost, do I need the super sealant next then wax or do I stop after step 4? Are the steps after #4 optional or needed? Please help. I hope this is in the correct section. I also use the PC to apply if that makes a difference.

So I got the hang of using the PC but my question now is........how do I keep the scratches away?? I mean we all still have to wash the cars, so how or whats the best way to prevent getting new scratches? I seem to notice more scratches showing up, almost like I just covered them and the washing is removing the covering to show them again.

I am newly in love with all my Adams products but I have a few questions about the usage of the All Purpose Cleaner... 1 When using APC to get bugs off the front of the car should it be diluted? 2 If you use it for bug removal, does it take the polish, wax, galze etc off? 3 Since its called All Purpose cleaner can it be used on household items?ex. like to clean your shower (lol, thats the only ex that came to mind)

Can use still use the light water spray with the huge engine cover off? Never really cleaned the engine like this before but it looks much easier. Im just worried about getting those coil packs wet, that sounds like a bad idea.