I love all of the Adams products and never had a problem with anything. The ONLY thing I seem to be having a bit of a problem with is drying the car with the waffle weave great white microfiber towel. For some reason, it always seems to leave very very light, fine surface scratches in the finish. I don't even want to call them swirls marks or anything, they are VERY fine and light, but it's still happening regardless. I'm pretty sure the washing process isn't the culprit, I was very careful and paid very close attention to everything I was doing every step of the way, and the scratches appear to be coming from drying the car. I don't press hard or anything, I fold the towel, and let the weight of my hand do the drying.
The biggest, most noticeable scratches are on the tail light high gloss plastic areas. The Adams paint correction polish and finishing polishes get rid of the scratches with ease, I just would rather not have the scratches happen in the first place.
Here's the plastic by the tail lights that I'm talking about. Car is a 2014 Shelby GT500. You can't really see the scratches in the pictures, but they're there.
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I love all of the Adams products and never had a problem with anything. The ONLY thing I seem to be having a bit of a problem with is drying the car with the waffle weave great white microfiber towel. For some reason, it always seems to leave very very light, fine surface scratches in the finish. I don't even want to call them swirls marks or anything, they are VERY fine and light, but it's still happening regardless. I'm pretty sure the washing process isn't the culprit, I was very careful and paid very close attention to everything I was doing every step of the way, and the scratches appear to be coming from drying the car. I don't press hard or anything, I fold the towel, and let the weight of my hand do the drying.
The biggest, most noticeable scratches are on the tail light high gloss plastic areas. The Adams paint correction polish and finishing polishes get rid of the scratches with ease, I just would rather not have the scratches happen in the first place.
Here's the plastic by the tail lights that I'm talking about. Car is a 2014 Shelby GT500. You can't really see the scratches in the pictures, but they're there.
Here's the car
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