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Jbird I'll try that next time i wash the car and have access to water

Interesting read! The pictures you posted matches mine to a tee! i takes forever and tons of product to remove streaks. Guess I'll have to look for a dedicated plastic dresser. Yeah manual is the way to go in Sweden most cars are manual, probably like a 90-10 ratio or something

Thanks! hmm.. so I might have to.. use.. another... brand? Say it aint so!

Did a little spring cleaning today! Turned out quite alright although i cant seem to find the perfect vacum cleaner acessories, never get it 100%. Could only clean carpets with waterless wash since i didn't have any water nearby, how do you guys get the mats black again? Svrt is to slippery, no? I have to say, as satisfied as I'am with all of adams products, the total interior just doesn't work that well for me on the black audi plastic as displayed by a close up underneath, am I doing something wrong? Anyway, here are some pictures, they are quite big so click for full size Here are some wide shoots as well, to bad you can't smell the pictures, Adam's brings the new car smell every time!

Timmy that is one wet looking truck!! Now I'm even more excited

Thanks armyacadia! Man i love this forum, ask a question and get an answer straight away!!

Im getting super excited!! Btw, i have to wash the car at a different place than i will polish at, is it ok to wipe the car down with rinsless wash before starting after the drive over? It does contain a small portion of wax right which is bad i guess in this case? Not sure how to solve that otherwise!

546HP 620TQ! Its a beast i can tell just by looking at it

Gerry that was exacly how i wished it would be! Cant complain about that! Plus i get to apply glaze after every wash! Gonna do a thurough write up on my polish soon

Thanks guys! It was the claying/waxing part i was most unsure about, guess once i clay i just have to put down a new layer of sealant! Chris its a metallic black, so i need it to look super wet, because its cool

Thanks guys! Yeah i have the car all waxed up but it doesn't seem to help, the power washers are all wide-spray so i should be good then!

hi guys! Here in Sweden all the car washes only have power washes, no regular hose. so is that bad for the paint, or wax? Honestly i don't know how i would get the car clean with the hose Adam uses (no pun intended) in his videos, i usually have to put the nozzle right up to the car to get all the gunk off, Maybe we have more bugs and birds in Sweden

hi guys! Haven't tried the glaze yet but after reading on the forum i cant help myself! I actually have two questions though: 1- is the order in the post title correct? could i re-apply Brilliant glaze after ever wash? pleas say yes 2 - quick sealant lasts longer than wax right? but what if the wax needs re-applying after a few months, should i just put more on without claying? Otherwise I just don't get the reason for having quick sealant last that long if the wax is the weak link in the chain if you know what i mean. Can't wait to get my hands on that Glaze, gonna polish my black Audi and drenche it in that stuff

Im leaning towards buying som quick selants for the winter months, as they can get pretty rough here in Sweden! Thanks guys!

Yeah I've seen all the videos, this particular thing though im not sure they adressed But that's why i love this forum, everybody is so nice and helpful! So how often do you guys (and gals of course) remove your wax/sealant reapply it?