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I got my Adam's products in yesterday! I tried it out on my moms 4-runner right after I got it and it worked pretty good for my first wash with it. Today I washed a customers truck and got excellent results. That thing looked great and was very easy to clean with the products. I received wash kit including bottle of wash, drying towel, and wash mitt. I also got gallons of wash, detail spray, all purpose, and undercarriage spray. Like this stuff alot. In the future I plan on getting vrt, interior products, and waxes and porter cable and pretty much everything that adams makes!!!!!

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Welcome from middle GA here. I'm located about 50 miles south of Macon in Eastman. Nice to have you on here.

As long as you keep it on a medium to wide setting and don't get it to close to the paint you should be ok. I would say anywhere from 1500-2500 psi. At least that's all I have needed before.

Im 17 I will be 18 May 13th.

I voted yes. You never know when you might need one. I think it comes in handy sometimes. For example, mud on undercarriage bottom of car/truck. We use it a lot on our four wheelers . I would say 1500 psi is good. It is just enough yet not too much on the wide setting.

I will be washing his Mercedes and want to make sure I have the right products and do everything well to make a good first impression because he has a many vehicles to wash!

Most deffinately! I was thinking a gallon of carpet & upholstery cleaner and a gallon of leather & interior cleaner. What do you think???

Okay, I have looked and looked at products and kits and don't know what to do. I wash my truck, mom and dads car, and do some detailing on the side. I h ave a few steady customers and I am about to start washing one of the most wealthy guys in my county's car. I want to make sure I get everything I need, like what will I need extra of and all of that stuff. I have about $350 to spend as of now. thanks, Cameron Rogers

nice truck. BTW I love ellijay and blue ridge it is beautiful up there. We often go to stay in Blairsville, and race in Hiwassee.

I would like something like that for my customers! And a spray to go along with it. I have found out that customers like little details like that. I know it sounds weird, but they do.

Does Adam's have any of this or plan to come out with any? I use febreze auto now and was wondering if Adam's has any of this before I made my first order?!?

Can't wait to see this!

I agree the blaster is much easier to ride, the banshee is just too snappy. But like the guy said above the torque of the 4-strokes are amazing and much smoother. If you like the woods then you would love some of the cross country tracks here in GA and southern U.S.

Nice I had a blaster once. It was my first race quad when I started out I think I was 12-13. Very peppy mid size quads. I miss the two strokes!

Thank you sir, they are my life! I started out on a little 50 2 stroke at the age of 18 months old, with one of those walk behind tether switches that my parents followed me with. lol Been racing for 4 years now. bottom pic note: i am a white boy! This was after a hot and dusty cross country race!

I feel ya man. Here is mine after a muddy cross country race. This pic is actually what it looked like before the first picture!

This is my main hobby with cleaning cars in a 2nd place. our website csrracing.net first pic-2006-07 second pic-2008 2009 (under construction) soon to be revealed after rebuild

I will eventually purchase the essentials detail kit ad try some other products out. I am trying to work my way up in washing and detailing cars, trucks, motorcycles and other small vehicles. Now I think it is time to step up and start using professional products. I am not a pro but I do know how to clean a car, but I am on this forum to learn more. But if anyone needs any technical or mechanical help with dirt bikes or four wheelers, just let me know!!!

Im from Eastman, GA about an hour south of Macon and Warner Robins. I love washing and detailing my truck and other folks cars on the side while I am in high school/college. I hope to have my own business one day if I do not make it into the professional ranks as a four wheeler racer!