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<blockquote data-quote="DaveWertz" data-source="post: 16587289" data-attributes="member: 194725"><p>Congrats on the new ride. What part of NEPA are you from? I'm in between Wilkes and Williamsport. Anyhow as stated above. The less you touch your paint the less problems you will have later. For me I use a 2 bucket system sometimes. Most of the time if my car is properly coated I use my foam cannon.</p><p></p><p>-Foam cannon with Adams soap</p><p>-Blow dry with my leaf blower</p><p>-I use a Adams drying micro fiber towel for the water the leaf blower leaves behind</p><p> -When using a detail spray or really anything I am doing to my Harley or Cobra I use nothing but Adams Micro Fiber towels. They are salty but I haven't touched a nicer towel yet. I stand by those. The market is flooded with good products. Start small and take some advice from the pro's on here. If you are the type that doesn't like this type of work, like applying wax and toppers. Then ceramic is your ticket. I have had coatings done to my bike and LOVED IT. Only thing I didn't love is I got a scratch so the process to get it off and reapply was not for me. The cost was also a turn off. Not saying its bad, its probably the best. It's just for some people. I've seen people get coatings and not maintain them and 6 months later they are back to square one. Most of this stuff is based on how involved you want to get IMO.</p><p></p><p>The main thing is that you want to correct the paint if needed. Seal it with a good wax/ceramic. Then some sort of topper for drying. So many good products out there to use and different combos. NastyGT500 and CobraBob are some go to guys for this. I just finished some motor work on my car and since weather is getting good, I will be doing a full correction and trying out the Wolfgang 3.0 Sealant. Topped with Adams spray ceramic to see if and how well it works. </p><p></p><p></p><p>Now I am a BIG Adams fan. Check out some of there stuff. They have pretty much everything you could ever need. Not sure how well there new graphene ceramic is but as far as there other detail products like there cermaic waterless wash, tire shine, VRT, and products of that nature I give it a full A+. I have buckets of Adams products</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="DaveWertz, post: 16587289, member: 194725"] Congrats on the new ride. What part of NEPA are you from? I'm in between Wilkes and Williamsport. Anyhow as stated above. The less you touch your paint the less problems you will have later. For me I use a 2 bucket system sometimes. Most of the time if my car is properly coated I use my foam cannon. -Foam cannon with Adams soap -Blow dry with my leaf blower -I use a Adams drying micro fiber towel for the water the leaf blower leaves behind -When using a detail spray or really anything I am doing to my Harley or Cobra I use nothing but Adams Micro Fiber towels. They are salty but I haven't touched a nicer towel yet. I stand by those. The market is flooded with good products. Start small and take some advice from the pro's on here. If you are the type that doesn't like this type of work, like applying wax and toppers. Then ceramic is your ticket. I have had coatings done to my bike and LOVED IT. Only thing I didn't love is I got a scratch so the process to get it off and reapply was not for me. The cost was also a turn off. Not saying its bad, its probably the best. It's just for some people. I've seen people get coatings and not maintain them and 6 months later they are back to square one. Most of this stuff is based on how involved you want to get IMO. The main thing is that you want to correct the paint if needed. Seal it with a good wax/ceramic. Then some sort of topper for drying. So many good products out there to use and different combos. NastyGT500 and CobraBob are some go to guys for this. I just finished some motor work on my car and since weather is getting good, I will be doing a full correction and trying out the Wolfgang 3.0 Sealant. Topped with Adams spray ceramic to see if and how well it works. Now I am a BIG Adams fan. Check out some of there stuff. They have pretty much everything you could ever need. Not sure how well there new graphene ceramic is but as far as there other detail products like there cermaic waterless wash, tire shine, VRT, and products of that nature I give it a full A+. I have buckets of Adams products [/QUOTE]
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