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Looking forward to our annual trek to Carlisle in 2018. It’s a must every year. See you in August!

2011 Corvette Grand Sport Adams glass clear, Adams detail spray, Adams ceramic coating, Adams in and out spray, an assortment of microfiber towels.

2017 Mazda CX-5. Adams Glass cleaner and Adams detailing spray

Thanks for the info. I used the Deep Wheel Cleaner on wifey's Mazda SUV. And yes, the wheels came clean.

After an extremely harsh winter in the North East, I think some of my Adams products may have been effected by the low temps. I used the Deep Wheel Cleaner today and didn't get the blood red color after spraying on the wheels and letting it set up for a few minutes. The wheels were cool. Does anyone else have a problem in this area? Let me know. Thanks

Am I better off using my PC machine next time?

I recently purchased a 2011 Corvette GS. The car is pristine. The seller told me he used Zaino on it. I only use Adams products. The car had absolutely no scratches on the paint. So I used a mild wax remover to start fresh. I washed the car, then I clayed it. After that I used revive polish followed by Brilliant Glaze. To top off the paint I did two thin coats of Americana. Again, using only Adams microfiber and applicator's, I can't figure out why I have these annoying scratches. Any tips to remove them and to prevent them in the future? I understand that the more you touch the cars surface, the more likely you are to get scratches on the surface.

I am getting ready to purchase a 2011 Corvette Grand Sport. The car is immaculate. The seller said he uses only Zaino on it. I only use Adams products. Question- can I put Adams on top of the Zainowith no side effects? If not, how would I get the Zaino off the car? I remember reading somewhere about a Palmolive method. Any ideas? Thanks

@TR 6speed which Scotch Brite product. The pix look good

Ok people, 1988 Corvette, 15k original miles. Need to clean alternator and other dull metal parts under the hood. Want to bring back to as new shine. Any ideas? Thanks!