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I used a clay towel and it marred the paint significantly but it was several years old. New ones might be softer.

Slick as washing the car. I tend to not caress my car after it's washed.

I used this on my black plastic cowl and the first application was streaky. The next day I did a second application and it evened it up. Overall very pleased and it's held up for a year.

Adams Graphene is slick and you can get it locally at the big box parts store.

I used it on black plastic trim and found that the initial application was streaky. After allowing it to dry I did a second application. That evened up the streaks and it's held up great for a year.

Do the brushes work better than the foam applicators?

When I used it I ended up going back after it dried and doing a second application. That took care of most of the streaks.

Wolfgang Spray Ceramic Coating

I have the Wolfgang SCC and it's great. It's several years old and works fine out of the bottle. It isn't going to last over a year though, in wet conditions, less.

IMO Adams graphene is probably the slickest soap I've used. McKees wasn't too far behind.

In my experience, prerinsing with a hose seems to dislodge some of the contaminants from the paint. IMO that's key. To foam or not to foam, that is the question.

Changes every 30 minutes.

I don't know why anyone would ceramic coat their sewing machine.

Some companies test in real world conditions. Some of those companies aren't putting a hard time line on their product. My general rule is that what's being advertised should be cut in half for my geographical area. I don't think it's an issue of who produces such and such product but rather...

The pads at WalMart are nice.