Powerboy09

Textile sealant for those of us with cloth seats

Thanks for the suggestion! The real reason I asked was it seems like Dylan looks into a variety of products, and if Adams didn't release something it's because it didn't live up to claims. Not sure if that's clear

It's sold by wolfs chemical. It's supposed to be like a paint sealant, but for your seats lol.

Has Adams looked into a textile sealant? I'm surprised they don't already have anything like it. I've seen offered by other companies...

What about using in and out spray on the stripes?

Does the cyclo finish down better than the flex? I've heard it can difficult to get that last step polish perfect on the flex

I'm getting a 2011 camaro soon, red with the black stripes. I've read alot about taping the edges of the stripes when waxing or polishing, but I don't fully understand. Does that mean the stripes don't get waxed or polished at all? Whats the purpose? Thanks

Lol it was for my 21 foot supra launch ssv 242 wakeboarding boat! I couldn't pull it inside:/ but thanks for all the help... Couldn't do it without you guys..

Yes, I have the Adams sealed bucket

Well, I thought you could re agitate the water and get your suds back

So last week I went outside to wash my car, but alas! It started raining. Since I already had mixed my wash bucket with Adams shampoo and water, I just saved the solution and stored it back in my garage. I was wondering how long it is good for before I have to toss it and start over

Thaks ALOT guys, i really got turned onto adam's because of the overall quality of their products, their customer service, but also seeing and experiencing how helpful experienced detailers are to noobs like me. Thanks Alot! The warranty is definitely something that will sway me, lets see what new polisher they announce.

I am new to Adam's and this forum, but have done a lot of research. I have read that Adam does not recommend the flex for applying sealant and glaze because it is a DA. As far as i know, the Rupes Bigfoot is a RO like the PC is. I havent been able to find anything on the subject, but do you think the Rupes would be as effective as the PC is for applying sealant and glaze? Because if it is, I might go with that machine. Seems like it would combine the best qualities of both the flex and PC Thanks, Taylor