so I have been using CS3 since it came out and it's probably my number 1 favorite product Adam's makes. I use if for all it's uses and use it as a topper. I find that duty to work amazing. I love how it feels going on and off and the shine is flat out incredible.
So I got a bottle of the Graphene CS3 which I have been wanting to try out since it came out as I love CS3 and figured this new one would fall right in line or replace my CS3 that I have loved for years now. I'm gonna be flat out honest here, I don't see this taking the CS3 spot. It least not yet. It's not as slick feeling or which feeling when using it as a Waterless wash or as a touch up like how you would use regular Detail spray. I like CS3 for this use and I tried out Graphene CS3 and did find it to work better. It works don't get me wrong , and the smell is awesome, it says plum but I smell Grape. That I like a lot but I also still like my Trusty CS3 as it is. I think awhile ago I asked if CS3 will ever get improved on and this is what we got. The Graphene CS3 if I never used regular CS3 would probably go right into my arsenal and gallons would be purchased. The extra cost for the Graphene CS3 over CS3 so far I'm not seeing the extra worth.
I only used it twice now and It's a fine product. I used it in my door jams, I keep my door jams brand new clean and using a product like CS3 , detail spray or Graphene detail spray which I also have keeps them slick and super easy to clean the next time around.
I also tried Graphene CS3 on my wheels, another place I love use CS3 as I have black satin paint wheels and I like a nice spray coating on them each week I maintenance wash.
So Right now if you asked me if Graphene CS3 will replace CS3? That answer is no. I'm gonna use a full 16 oz bottle over the next month or however it lasts , we have 3 cars that get washed each week and topped with CS3 and now Graphene CS3, if I start noticing differences in wash and the amount of dirt that just falls off, I may switch but for right now I'm still a firm lover of regular CS3. We shall see Graphene CS3.......
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so I have been using CS3 since it came out and it's probably my number 1 favorite product Adam's makes. I use if for all it's uses and use it as a topper. I find that duty to work amazing. I love how it feels going on and off and the shine is flat out incredible.
So I got a bottle of the Graphene CS3 which I have been wanting to try out since it came out as I love CS3 and figured this new one would fall right in line or replace my CS3 that I have loved for years now. I'm gonna be flat out honest here, I don't see this taking the CS3 spot. It least not yet. It's not as slick feeling or which feeling when using it as a Waterless wash or as a touch up like how you would use regular Detail spray. I like CS3 for this use and I tried out Graphene CS3 and did find it to work better. It works don't get me wrong , and the smell is awesome, it says plum but I smell Grape. That I like a lot but I also still like my Trusty CS3 as it is. I think awhile ago I asked if CS3 will ever get improved on and this is what we got. The Graphene CS3 if I never used regular CS3 would probably go right into my arsenal and gallons would be purchased. The extra cost for the Graphene CS3 over CS3 so far I'm not seeing the extra worth.
I only used it twice now and It's a fine product. I used it in my door jams, I keep my door jams brand new clean and using a product like CS3 , detail spray or Graphene detail spray which I also have keeps them slick and super easy to clean the next time around.
I also tried Graphene CS3 on my wheels, another place I love use CS3 as I have black satin paint wheels and I like a nice spray coating on them each week I maintenance wash.
So Right now if you asked me if Graphene CS3 will replace CS3? That answer is no. I'm gonna use a full 16 oz bottle over the next month or however it lasts , we have 3 cars that get washed each week and topped with CS3 and now Graphene CS3, if I start noticing differences in wash and the amount of dirt that just falls off, I may switch but for right now I'm still a firm lover of regular CS3. We shall see Graphene CS3.......
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