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Great video. My first thought... finally! Something black car owners DON'T have to worry about...

2 wash wedges for me (one for top half, one for bottom half). I'm a big fan of the wedge. So much easier to pick the debris out of than the mitt/wash pad.

Well, memorial day is monday... So....

was the large called the Woolie Mammoth? Sorry, I'll see myself out...

Camaro5. Little did I know what coming here would turn into. I own pretty much every Adam's product now with backup gallon refills galore. It's a healthy sickness... Watching neighbors "wash" their car with one bucket of soap and a glorified wash cloth swirling the crap out of their paint, sends chills down my spine (much like the pic below... who puts their dog on their car! Imagine the scratches and swirls, Ah!!).

Microdiaper revitalizer. Would not recommend.

Awesome - thanks guys. Appreciate the input. Seems simple enough.

Can someone describe their "touch-up polishing" procedure/products? I've thought about doing this throughout the year to keep up on the minor scratches, but have been hesitant because I feel like I would have to reapply all products again (seal, glaze, wax) afterwards. Is this correct?

Amazing work

Oops, looks like I did read it backwards. Thanks for the reply, very insightful.

Just purchased a bottle of HGG out of curiosity. Not quite sure where it would fit into my detailing routine. I usually apply the machine sealant every spring after my paint correction then layer a glaze and Americana over the top. I was thinking HGG would be a nice maintenance sealant, but from the FAQ it looks like it takes away from the longevity of the Americana. Seems like a catch 22. Since I usually do a paint correction once a year & seal. Maybe this isn't the product for me?

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