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I have the Covercraft Noah for two of my cars and it works really well. Caught mine on sale too. Its windy here during storms but the cover is so tight I am not at all worried.

Oh well not of the utmost importance. Thanks for the info. Thus far, I have enjoyed the smooth operation of the Cyclo. Thats enough for me. As stated, we can get the brushes from Cyclo. I knew that, but thought I'd seen a post stating they would soon be sold by Adams. Try to keep my money here but I understand streamlining things.

Yeah same here Al. It will be awesome to take full advantage of the Cyclo's versatility. Another item I think might be interesting is the clay alternative Cyclo offers. Should speed up and increase decontamination capability. I honestly hate the claying process out of all the steps. Smooth paint is the only thing that makes it liveable.

Got mine and filled it with pink shiny stuff. Took a trip to the local coin op and gave the car a quick wash to remove the 100 lbs of pollen. The post rinse spray down using the Kwazar was much less fatigue on the hands ( I would say fatigue free) and I think quite a bit quicker than normal. It also seems to mist a bit finer. So far I rate the sprayer positive on several fronts. Look forward to adding more in the future for the liquids I use the most, which are DS and WW. I am thinking VRT milk UCS and APC will also be useful in the Kwazar.

Made my weekend. Guess its just one of those things. Bought many products from many companies. Never gotten a personal email from any CEOs of those companies!

A few weeks ago, I placed an order with Adams, but I missed adding a specific item needed to use the polisher. So I sent an email asking if the item could be added to the shipment and charge. To my surprise, I got an email from Adam himself! He went above and beyond my expectations and it was on a Sunday no less. Just wanted to let folks know the level of dedication this guy and his company exhibit is truly awesome! Thanks Adam and team. You have earned my business ten fold with your excellent products and customer service!

Ordered mine:) Thanks again Adam

Thanks big guy! Looking forward to adding the Cyclo to my detailing arsenal.

Right there with you CM, I was looking to buy one with this 15% discount this weekend. Shucks.

Yep. Companies that have this type of customer care are rare.

Just a quick post to give kudos to Nick at Adams. Excellent customer service and validation of why I will continue to support this company. The team is on par with the products. Just awesome! Thanks for being such a customer focused company.

Thanks for the input. I went and got a sprayer similar to that Solo one at Sears. We'll see how it goes.

Its a new black sprayer. And to answer the other question, I am just paranoi. Also, I am thinking my less diluted solution may be part of the problem. But before i kill another sprayer, i figured best to post and try to get some advice. Its not the end of the world by any means.

I love the new Rinsless product. Been using it as a waterless wash mostly. My problem is that the sprayer seems to be dying after a few bottles worth. Is that something that can be prevented? I think I am mixing closer to 2 ounces per 16 just to be as safe as possible. Anybody else experience this and is there a remedy? I have killed two sprayers to date. Maybe just coincidence?

Cool. I appreciate the info. Figured there was a good reason. Thanks again.

Searched the forum and didnt see any posts about this. I might suck at searching? But anyway, what happened to the Basics Kit and like the Judges Detail Kits? I used to give those as Christmas gifts.

I noticed on the bottle it states to wait an hour before adding extra coats plural. Is this product similar to MSS where two layers is about the max number you gain benefit from?

Awesome car. Awesome company.

Thanks all. I will give your ideas a shot and see if it cures the problem. Thanks again

Okay thanks Mook. Should I just go with the PFP to correct this or both steps once more?

see pics

Sorry yeah let me try to provide more detail it was the Flex on speed 5 and I think I sm putting about 5 lbs of pressure I did not clay because the paint was relatively smooth. Maybe it had more contaminants than I realized. I will get a pic up as well. It was in shade and I was moving at about 10 seconds per lengthwise pass.

So I went to polish my car with the new two step system and it looked great until I saw it in the morning sun today. I have holograms. They arent overly noticeable but is that typically easy to correct? I never got them using SHR and FMP. I guess there is a little difference here that I need to figure out between the old and new polishes. Is that mainly in the work time for the PFP? I thought it looked like vaseline but maybe it wasnt quite there. I did basically two vertical passes and one horizontal or vice versa depending on what you want to call the first pass. Please educate this grasshopper!

Thanks guys

Hello fellow Adam Forum members. I am new to the Forum, but I have been using Adams products for a few years. A coworker put me onto it. These folks are the best! Ashley and Dylan have helped me out on several occassions. Products are great and work as advertised too. Kudos to the Adams team.