Top 3 Products For Cleaning Your Car During Winter | Adam's Graphene Line

[@IKnowAGuyBicycles]

Nice overview! I need to try it on my bicycle too.

[@ohsotactical]

Graphene VRT is an absolute gem of a product. Put some on my black wheel covers and was pleasantly surprised with the hydrophobic properties during the following wash.

[@AdamsPolishes]

Thank you for the kind words! We love it as well for the great look it provides along with increased durability and hydrophobic behavior as you mentioned! It's awesome on engine bay plastics, tonneau covers, wiper cowls, and more!

[@in4chandru]

Thanks for the suggestions. I recommend selling the Q5 as it's no longer suitable for winter due to its on-demand AWD system, thanks to the problematic Haldex transmission. It's no longer a full-time AWD system.

[@DatKiddTv]

How long would I have to wait to put a topper after applying the advanced graphene spray?

[@RafaelKoike]

Thanks for the VRT dilution idea! Will try it in my F-150 Tremor :-)

[@AndyHarrison-z2r]

I just bought a new Polaris Ranger side by side. Can I use any of Graphine coatings on the plastic? I wasn’t sure if the plastic on vehicles are the same as plastic on a utv. Thank you really appreciate and enjoy all of you great videos.

[@Itsme.-ic4ul]

Is Graphene VRT ok to use in interior detailing applications?

[@CirclesAreRound]

probably could but adams leather and interior dressing would work better.

[@ryanlovato2003]

Why watered down vrt over the graphene tire dressing?

[@AdamsPolishes]

Great question! Graphene Tire Dressing is excellent for tires if you have that product, and it is totally acceptable for winter use as well. Joe was showing another use of Graphene VRT in this video, since many customers may not be aware that you can dilute it down into a sprayable product, rather than a thick cream dressing. Diluting Graphene VRT down into a sprayable form makes a product similar to our Graphene Tire Dressing, though it may have a bit less shine than Graphene Tire Dressing.