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So far I have got 3 Mustangs done (1 twice)out of a 12oz bottle of Ceramic liquid wax. I guessing at least 2-3 more cars out of it. A little goes a long way!

You're very kind to be detailing it before turning the lease in, I never even washed my cars upon turn in... I'd just HGG it at this point and call it good...

Agreed. It used to be a sale on the site was a big deal and I get the increased sales volume causing trouble. But golly a sale every week that jams up the warehouse. Agreed. Spend less time in coffee beans and hangers and more on warehouse efficiency 

This is honestly the reason I have slowed on buying Adam's products,  I never knew how long or if it would truly all there.  Adam's a great product, but seems that they have focused on limited products, and less about company infastructure.
 

Greetings all. Just got my ‘19 Civic Si in Tonic Yellow. I’ve picked up 3 Adam’s products so far. Put the Guard and Gloss on a couple weeks ago and it pops. I look forward to learning & sharing. I haven’t had a new car in 12 years so I’m just beside myself. Peace. 🌞

Looks like melted butter!!

Chris, here are the pics. Trust me this really did happen, my shoulder and knees will tell you that 😁

I'm in for the win!

I'm in for the win!

I used Spray Wax on my weekender before putting into storage for the winter (e36 M3) and have to say it went on much slicker than Detail Spray does and a towel flip/buff after initial wipe. The car had 2 coats of Americana about 500 miles before being put into storage and about 2 washes and a few rounds of Waterless wash touch ups. It didn't see any weather after the Spray Wax but the level of shine I thought brought back a good amount of the 'pop' I get from Americana. 
 
It was also very difficult to get the car cover on the car after applying because it kept sliding off trying to do it myself. Had to enlist a helper. 😀
 
I can report back how it's holding up and in weather in March when she comes out of hibernation as I'll be getting it ready for it's annual 2K mile road trip to the Smoky mountains and I usually don't do the 'full' detail until right before the trip 2nd weekend of April. 

I'm well aware of this.  Like I said, I'm experienced with Adam's products and have almost all of them.  I've used H2O and CB before and know what each of them do.  In asking I more meant, since application isn't very hard for either and any user of the product they choose could modify their detailing habits to accommodate the application process, how does CB perform vs H2O? Which lasts longer? Which gives more shine? Which beads water better/sheds contaminants? Which applies to all surfaces better? 
 
I personally got away from H2O GG because of the application process.  I found it pretty intensive compared to applying something like Ceramic Boost 2.0 which you just spray on and wipe off.  But that may just be me.  Many say that H2O GG is the easiest sealant to apply so.  

What's your guys thoughts on Ceramic Spray Coating on cars that just go to car shows and back or Maybe a weekend cruise? Cars that don't see the rain unless you get caught in it. I'm thinking maybe just the wheels since none of the conventional Adams products play well with ceramic. What do you guys think? I've not purchased any ceramic coating/spray yet just used Adams paint sealant and H2O GG for sealing.
 
tks dan

I used the Ceramic Spray Coating on all the plastic trim on my Hellcat. It may have made the trim slightly darker. I am really happy with the results! I would say if your plastic is faded use the Trim Restorer first followed with Spray Coating.

I really don't have many pictures but its a blue mustang wheels and strips package.

The furnace has been acting a little wonky this past week. It would start to turn on and the flames would begin, but then it would shut off. That cycle would happen a few times then everything would stop for about an hour or so. Then it would repeat. Found out the most common cause is a dirty flame sensor. So I pulled it out and cleaned it with a cheap $1.50 diswash pad (pack of 3, so really 50¢), and voila...heat! Gotta love Google.
 

 

 

Here is Huckleberry at 10 weeks!

I saw someone post some awesome illustrations of their car (on Facebook) over the New Year holiday, and found out that the graphic artist will do them for a super reasonable fee... so of course I had to get one (actually more than one) of my 1965 Rangoon-Red Babied-with-Adams-products Mustang. He finished and sent them today. I'm posting the original pic he used to and lo-resolution versions of the final images because they show his Facebook profile (hope that's not a no-no here), so you can see his other work, and maybe get him to do one for you! 

It may be one reason, but I'd offer HGG in its original form was around for a number of years, and a very successful product, at that. The most recent change was a near complete overhaul. Almost a new product vs. HGG 2.0. The old was also my favorite Adam's product (including the smell...dont like the new honeydew scent...RIP, grape 😢), and it was for many others on here. Never had the issues of streaking....which was usually caused by too much product being used vs. a design flaw. I'm happy I still have a full gallon+ of the old one, personally. But to each their own.

Here’s a couple pics of the ride!

Obviously you didn't read the fine print:
 
 

Those are the Premium Dilution Bottles, in which I replaced the original labels with the labels from the 32oz versions that used to be available.
 

 
They used to have many products available in 32oz bottles, which were the same as this one:
 

If you like Waterless Wash you owe it to yourself to check out Rinseless Wash as well.
 
I don't remember the last time I did a traditional wash on my Camaro.
 
Should work fine on your Mustang, too - but I don't know anything about those things....
 
 

Well...we finally finished the Bentley and it went home.  Not a true "exotic" in terms of sports cars, but what a cool car to work on.  The details in the car are amazing.  You guys have seen the inside, now it's time to see the exterior in all of it's paint corrected and ceramic coated glossy glory!!!
 

 

 

 

 

 

 
And up next after we dropped this off is this Ford Mustang Shelby GT350...It might look fresh now, but under the lights is swirl city despite only have 2200 miles on her.  We have solutions luckily!
 

Agree with @pirahnah3 and @falcaineer and for an extra Pop for the night out or show, go over the car with Brilliant Glaze.  LPS + HGG + BG on White = WOW!  Be advised the extra pop from BG does not last very long, which is why I reserve it for a special night or show.