Tried Adam's Polish this weekend
10-03-2005, 01:02 PM
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Tried Adam's Polish this weekend
Good results with their products:
-Car wash soap: very foamy
-Clay bar/detail spray: smells like bubble gum
-Wash mitt: really absorbant
-Revive Polish/Scratch remover: removed swirls, but hard to remove
-Glaze: Excellent shine, easy to remove
-VRT: Matte shine
I always used Klasse AIO & SG on my car, but this Glaze is so easy to remove compared to the SG.
Also put on a coat of Blitz wax to top it off
Will post pics when I can...
-Car wash soap: very foamy
-Clay bar/detail spray: smells like bubble gum
-Wash mitt: really absorbant
-Revive Polish/Scratch remover: removed swirls, but hard to remove
-Glaze: Excellent shine, easy to remove
-VRT: Matte shine
I always used Klasse AIO & SG on my car, but this Glaze is so easy to remove compared to the SG.
Also put on a coat of Blitz wax to top it off
Will post pics when I can...
10-03-2005, 03:07 PM
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Looks great use less of the scratch and swirl and you should be good to go.
The stuff is really forgiving and you will know when you put too much of any of Adam's stuff on, the indicator is when its hard to remove.
Glad you like the stuff.
Glad you like the stuff.
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10-07-2005, 12:08 PM
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Does the Revive polish *remove* swirls marks or just hide them?
If it's "nonabrasive", how can it remove swirls and yet still be mild enough that it can be followed immediately with wax?
10-17-2005, 05:44 AM
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Then why is Revive polish advertised as "removing" swirl marks?
This is why I asked. The Adams web site says Revive "removes" swirl marks. Evidently it doesn't. Hmmmm.
Saying that Revive "is exactly what the name says.. it's a polish" is meaningless; there is no industry definition of "polish". Indeed, I and I think many others define a "polish" as containing abrasives. A true polish, by that definition, would remove swirl marks. See, e.g., Menzerna "Intensive Polish" (containing "uniformly sized, milled abrasives") and "Final Polish" (containing "micro-fine, precision milled, mineral abrasives")(quotes taken from properautocare.com listings for those products). So saying that Revivie is a polish when it's really a nonabrasive chemical cleaner, and saying it removes swirl marks when it doesn't, is a bit...ummmmm....misleading.
Saying that Revive "is exactly what the name says.. it's a polish" is meaningless; there is no industry definition of "polish". Indeed, I and I think many others define a "polish" as containing abrasives. A true polish, by that definition, would remove swirl marks. See, e.g., Menzerna "Intensive Polish" (containing "uniformly sized, milled abrasives") and "Final Polish" (containing "micro-fine, precision milled, mineral abrasives")(quotes taken from properautocare.com listings for those products). So saying that Revivie is a polish when it's really a nonabrasive chemical cleaner, and saying it removes swirl marks when it doesn't, is a bit...ummmmm....misleading.