Captain Awesome

i have both. i use the new one for my matte finish wheels. the old one was completely useless as the bristles were too soft to clean matte wheels. on painted wheels and cleaning emblems i still use the old one.

Can I still use glaze then wax with this new sealant?

So I've been on the fence for a while now about getting the merino mitt because I've read mixed reviews. But I decided to go ahead and get it during the spring sale because I am tired of dirt getting stuck in my wash pad and scratching my paint. I have to say, I wish I got it sooner. Nice and soft, and not a speck of dirt in it when I was finished. I’ll keep an eye out to see if this holds true over time, but for now I am very happy with it. I also picked up the DWC and used it for the first time and I was extremely impressed with it. I didn't let it dwell long enough because there's no mention of dwell time on the bottle, so there was a few specks left, but I've never seen the barrel of my wheels so clean before and I use a turbo stick every time I wash them. Another great product by Adam's.

so quick sealant on matte wheels wont make them shiny? I ordered matte gunmetal nurburgrings the other day and i want to protect them, but also keep them matte.

The paint has a lot to do with it as well. The paint on my WS6 had a pearlescent finish from the factory so it looked a mile deep when it was shined up.

Dang it sold out already. Guess I'll have to wait for the next batch.

camaros look sooooooo much better with quad exhaust tips. nice work.

seems legit . I have one more question. What is the maximum recommended coats of the two and what is the recommended wait time in between coats?

So I recently bought some revive polish and matching applicator, and I am very impressed with it. I've read on a few threads here and there of individuals using the revive after FMP with good results. What pad is recommended for this operation and what speed with flex and pc is being used?

So I've read in several threads that Brilliant glaze will degrade Americana if it is applied over top of Americana. I can personally attest that this is true. This got me thinking how it seems to be the norm to apply glaze before Americana, which I also do. So my question is why does this not have the same effect, or if it does, why does it seem to degrade less when applied before Americana?

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"What do you mean your car is filthy?"

Talk to your parts manager about getting some in stock.

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