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clpClegg a great brand of ceramic coat is Car Pro. Start out with a spray bottle of Reload. Its the up keep spray that keeps the finish/color popping. If you like it get it ceramic coated same mfg then the up keep willl be the reload. Great product with durability shine, does well over the ppf as well.
I'm using adams products, the protection is good I haven't been overly impressed with the shine considering its cost and application difficultly. Also haven't been able to achieve the level of hydrophobic properties I see videos of with water running off the paint leaving it almost completely dry.
I'm using adams products, the protection is good I haven't been overly impressed with the shine considering its cost and application difficultly. Also haven't been able to achieve the level of hydrophobic properties I see videos of with water running off the paint leaving it almost completely dry.
I use several Adam's products, but only used their ceramic once. It wasn't my favorite. Like you said, expensive, hard to apply, and even with the ceramic boost upkeep it didn't last long.
I'm using adams products, the protection is good I haven't been overly impressed with the shine considering its cost and application difficultly. Also haven't been able to achieve the level of hydrophobic properties I see videos of with water running off the paint leaving it almost completely dry.
It was like 53 degrees today & clear sunny skies. Decided to take the car out for a spin. Also, for those of you storing your car for winter. I only keep only a quarter tank of gas. Is that a ok amount of gas? I see no point filling the tank with Shell 93 since I don't drive it anymore.
IT was like 53 degrees today & clear sunny skies. Decided to take the car out for a spin. Also, for those of you storing your car for winter. I only keep only a quarter tank of gas. Is that a ok amount of gas?
Looking good!
The more gas you put in the tank, the less air will be in the tank. So, it'll go bad more slowly if the tank is more full. You could also add some gas stabilizer if you want to be extra careful. That's all I know about it. I'll probably still drive mine occasionally if the temps are high enough.
^^ I have the Michelin Pilot Sport 4s (Summer-Tires) on the car. However, as long as it is dry & 45 degrees or above & dry pavement. I can drive it which is the plan but the next-week forecast is freezing.
It was like 53 degrees today & clear sunny skies. Decided to take the car out for a spin. Also, for those of you storing your car for winter. I only keep only a quarter tank of gas. Is that a ok amount of gas? I see no point filling the tank with Shell 93 since I don't drive it anymore.
Fill the tank. A full tank can't absorb water as a nearly empty tank has plenty of air to absorb water. Water in the fuel is not our friend. I would use some gas stabilizer also. When I lived in Chicago I started the Supra every week till it got up to normal engine temperature. Get a trickle charger for the battery also if you don't have one. Is the car staying in a garage?
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