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https://www.ebay.com/itm/Adams-Polishes-Garage-Banner/132750361987?hash=item1ee889c583:g:RAMAAOSwZHxbecFq
 
Here's one on ebay to match your American cars.  I think they made this one like 3 or 4 years ago.

One thing I will say is to pull it out in the sunlight and reassess the paint.  Some of the stuff you can see with led lights, you can't see so easily in natural light.  Therefore, you're chasing something that isn't worth taking off more paint.

One thing I will say is to pull it out in the sunlight and reassess the paint.  Some of the stuff you can see with led lights, you can't see so easily in natural light.  Therefore, you're chasing something that isn't worth taking off more paint.

I believe he means World Online Wrestling Association sealant.
 
Oh wait, Wipe On, Walk Away.

Great deal for someone out there! Good luck with the sale, Jake.

I believe he means World Online Wrestling Association sealant.
 
Oh wait, Wipe On, Walk Away.

I believe he means World Online Wrestling Association sealant.
 
Oh wait, Wipe On, Walk Away.

I use APC in my foam cannon for pre-wash on cars that I'm detailing.  I think that would be your best bet.  If you have the snub-nose pressure washer handle, that would make it even easier to get under the car.
 
So I would:
Powerwash undercarriage
Foam undercarriage with APC (I use 4oz in the cannon and a little bit of car shampoo might make it cling a better)
Powerwash/foam the car and strip wash
Pull the wheels and deep clean them seperately
And then go ahead and do whatever cleaning/claying/polishing/protecting you think is necessary

Technically yes, but if they know anything about detailing, I would make sure they understand.  Basically ask if they'd rather have a true polish and "6 month" sealant or a quick "all in one" job and price accordingly.

Technically yes, but if they know anything about detailing, I would make sure they understand.  Basically ask if they'd rather have a true polish and "6 month" sealant or a quick "all in one" job and price accordingly.

Just because you can't see the iron fallout doesn't mean it's not there.  
 

VRT may be watery but it should still be fine.
I still have some buttery wax from that era and its ok.
Detail spray probably just needs shaken up before use.
And the red soap is one of my favorites and should still be fine.

@mc2hill @Mariner  I was thinking just hook the dogs up to a harness and do some mobile detailing.

Dustin's Dogs 'n Wash. He's on to something here.  

@mc2hill @Mariner  I was thinking just hook the dogs up to a harness and do some mobile detailing.

@mc2hill @Mariner  I was thinking just hook the dogs up to a harness and do some mobile detailing.

@mc2hill @Mariner  I was thinking just hook the dogs up to a harness and do some mobile detailing.

@mc2hill @Mariner  I was thinking just hook the dogs up to a harness and do some mobile detailing.

For anyone that misses the actual release, no worries. People will be reselling on eBay for 500% profit before the day is over ??

Fairly cheap price point compared to other "professional" detailers.  My side-job prices are not far off from this so that's kind of cool to see.   The money they may be losing on labor, they will probably gain back and more getting people "hooked' and buying stuff to maintain their car after they're spruced up. 

Here's a few I saved.

Here's a few I saved.

I have a few cool ones, I'll try and get a pic tonight.

Wet car for me (Adams Wheel Cleaner), don't want that etching into the paint. Never tried the other stuff.

Welcome, good to see another Marylander on here.