The new 75th anniversary TW ceramic+graphene...attracting dust?!?!

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So I applied this product a couple weeks ago. After a decent rain last week, and this past Sat night, the roads were clean. After my daughter and I ran some errands I came back home to notice what looked like salt dust on the bottom sections of the ES.

I don't think it's salt dust but could the mix of graphene, ceramic and those 8 other ingredients be attracting dust? Has anyone else noticed this? It's been suggested its pollen but why just ry he very bottom sections

If this is the problem I see a couple rounds of Griot's Garage foaming surface prep in the ES' near future.

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Watching this thread as this product has me very intrigued!

What are your initial impressions so far?

Jay


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Jayfro said:
Watching this thread as this product has me very intrigued!

What are your initial impressions so far?

Jay


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I love it!

Went on easy, a little goes a long way, removes easily and really made the .metallic "POP" on my paint, almost looked like it was moving around! The clarity in my finish is spectacular

I'm just waiting to hear from "the big guns" here about this. There's people here amazingly smart about products and I'm hoping to hear something solid one way or the other, maybe it's in my head but maybe its NOT

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Why don’t you think it’s road dust? We still have slight road dust from here in PA, it’s been dry and this time of year the leaves from last year and dead sticks are probably breaking down before full fledged spring/pollen takes over which is easy to see that it’s yellow/green tint.
 
acuRAS82 said:
Why don’t you think it’s road dust? We still have slight road dust from here in PA, it’s been dry and this time of year the leaves from last year and dead sticks are probably breaking down before full fledged spring/pollen takes over which is easy to see that it’s yellow/green tint.
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Because I've never noticed this before and like I said, its rained recently, so the roads should be clean by now.

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So it was bugging the sh!t out of me so I wiped the entire car down with Griot's Garage Ceramic Speed Shine and when getting to the bottoms it was dark like dirt. Keep in mind the car was cleaned Sunday, noticed later that day, to and from work yesterday and to work today. The biggest issue was noticing it later Sunday after running some short errands

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Some people have noticed that 303 Graphene is kind of sticky. It may be that is a trait of Graphene and that dirt sticks more to it than other products. See how it reacts after a wash.i
 
DUBL0WS6 said:
Some people have noticed that 303 Graphene is kind of sticky. It may be that is a trait of Graphene and that dirt sticks more to it than other products. See how it reacts after a wash.i
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I can't say I had an issue when I applied the spray 303 graphene coating. That said, I wonder what the % of graphene is in that tub considering there's 10 different products in there

This is my current LSP and can't say I've seen this happen beforehand

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So another company is copying Bead Maker's best feature? That's not cool.

I doubt it's pollen, too early for that to be going on in your area. Over here we probably have another 4 weeks and then that crap will start.
 
Klasse Act said:
I can't say I had an issue when I applied the spray 303 graphene coating. That said, I wonder what the % of graphene is in that tub considering there's 10 different products in there

This is my current LSP and can't say I've seen this happen beforehand

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Could it be that this wax takes awhile to cure and therefore attracts dirt?
 
Rsurfer said:
Could it be that this wax takes awhile to cure and therefore attracts dirt?
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Could it be he has 350 layers of varying products that could be causing the issue?


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derek0609 said:
Could it be he has 350 layers of varying products that could be causing the issue?


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Even on vacation

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Maybe it is the graphene coming off lol. Adams states they have 5% reduced graphene oxide (RGO) in their spray coating and I doubt this wax has that much. It probably lacks in self cleaning than what you are used to.
 
I've had that happen and believed it was static from the towel rubbing off the wax.
 
The Guz said:
Maybe it is the graphene coming off lol. Adams states they have 5% reduced graphene oxide (RGO) in their spray coating and I doubt this wax has that much. It probably lacks in self cleaning than what you are used to.
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Laugh but the 303 Graphene stains the applicator and removal towel, so a fair amount of that graphene never gets locked into the coating.
 
It think a round of Griot's Garage foaming surface prep is in my near future. Maybe I got swept up in the wave of great products from TW here lately.

How's everyone else's experience been with it?

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