On April 20 (I believe) the daily special was for Adam's Brilliant Glaze and a free machine waxing pad. I asked in the Daily Special posting if the old Brilliant Spray Glaze could be applied on a grey pad. Dylan didn't say no and alluded to giving it a try, so I did. It works great! I still used the MF pad that came with BSG to get in corners and under door handles, but I'm extremely happy with the time saving results. I set my DA on speed 2 and went to town. I "primed" the pad with three real good sprays, then only needed one or two good sprays per panel. I went side to side, top to bottom and then on a diagonal to make sure I had perfect coverage.
Here's my (rebadged for this pic) DA polisher w/grey pad and Adam's BSG reclining on a couple of WW MF towels. The old white MF towel is actually my dew rag from today! I just needed it to prop up the BSG.
Here's the trunk lid and rear window showing coverage immediately after application and before hazing over. The dark circle immediately above the big A in Adam's is where the pad stopped before I lifted it off the glass. On the back of the front seats are kick mats since our soon to be three year old twins have yet to grasp the meaning of "Get your feet off the seats."
Note to self: Adam's sticker looks a tad crooked, DOH!
Here she is in the brilliant sunshine.
The hood looks yummy! Well except for the rock chips. My next mod: Langka Paint Chip Repair, it is the only thing on my birthday wish list.
^Where'd that @#$%^& dandelion come from? GRRRRRR!!!! ^
Finally, photographic confirmation I need to take a class on photography or change my screen name to Captain Off-Center. I was giving a thumbs up with my left hand.
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On April 20 (I believe) the daily special was for Adam's Brilliant Glaze and a free machine waxing pad. I asked in the Daily Special posting if the old Brilliant Spray Glaze could be applied on a grey pad. Dylan didn't say no and alluded to giving it a try, so I did. It works great! I still used the MF pad that came with BSG to get in corners and under door handles, but I'm extremely happy with the time saving results. I set my DA on speed 2 and went to town. I "primed" the pad with three real good sprays, then only needed one or two good sprays per panel. I went side to side, top to bottom and then on a diagonal to make sure I had perfect coverage.
Here's my (rebadged for this pic) DA polisher w/grey pad and Adam's BSG reclining on a couple of WW MF towels. The old white MF towel is actually my dew rag from today! I just needed it to prop up the BSG.
Here's the trunk lid and rear window showing coverage immediately after application and before hazing over. The dark circle immediately above the big A in Adam's is where the pad stopped before I lifted it off the glass. On the back of the front seats are kick mats since our soon to be three year old twins have yet to grasp the meaning of "Get your feet off the seats."
Note to self: Adam's sticker looks a tad crooked, DOH!
Here she is in the brilliant sunshine.
The hood looks yummy! Well except for the rock chips. My next mod: Langka Paint Chip Repair, it is the only thing on my birthday wish list.
^Where'd that @#$%^& dandelion come from? GRRRRRR!!!! ^
Finally, photographic confirmation I need to take a class on photography or change my screen name to Captain Off-Center. I was giving a thumbs up with my left hand.
+ + = :drool:
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