mdrosson

Anyone have any info on the gallon refill of the green wheel cleaner?  I placed an order in October and it is still showing as being back ordered.

I called Adam's yesterday morning with a potential issue with the order I placed over the weekend.  Not only was Nick understanding, he went well above and beyond my expectations to ensure I was taken care of.  Company's could take a huge lesson from Adam's on their amazing customer support.  Thanks again.

Thanks for the response Chase.  I'll be driving my vette with a weeks worth of luggage for 2, so doing the normal bucket wash would probably be out of the question.  I just used a clay bar and 2 step polish followed up with Americana wax, so hopefully that will help.  Will check to see if I have any more sealant. 

So after watching the video, I have a question.  Chase states that waterless should be use for short trips.  The trip I am taking is about 350 miles away.  It is suppose to be good weather so I'm only concerned about the normal dusting. 

Would the waterless wash and detail spray still be enough, or should I spray the car off (water only) at a local coin car wash then use the waterless wash and detail spray?  

Great, now I am thinking I need to rush order additional towels .  

Thanks for the responses everyone, each of you are a huge help.

Thanks, I was guessing 2 or 3.  In the video, I believe Dylan states 3-4 towels for a SUV, so I figured 2 on my vette.  Should I plan on more towels?  Sorry for all the question, waterless is a entirely new process for me.

I plan on using the Waterless Wash product during a trip to the smokey mountains next week and just curious how many washes the 16oz bottle will do.  I will be washing a Corvette, so I am guessing a couple of washes easy.  Can anyone confirm?

I am heading to the Rod Run events in the Smokey Mountains next week and can't wait to show off the shine.  Just purchased the Adam's towels to go along with the bottle of Adam's water-less wash.  Can't wait to try that product so I can have a spotless shine to cruise in.

Thanks for the complements everyone.

Looking GOOD!

 

 

BTW, I'm thinking of doing the same corrugated wainscoting in my garage.  How do you like it?

Nick, I highly recommend using the metal.  Under the car is a drain, so I use this as a wash bay just to get out of the sun or cold during the winter months.  Its great also for when you want to clean the floors, any water that splashes on the wall just rolls right off the metal. This is my second garage with the metal and any future garages will be done the same. 

If you haven't already, put some BG on your wheels! 

I haven't tried that yet, but will.  Thanks for the recommendation.

After hearing wonderful things about Adam's products I finally placed an order and got started on my Z.  All I can say is the results were amazing.  For years I have used the detailing items from the local auto parts store and been pleased with the results, until now.  I had no idea just how much my car could shine and pop.  The color basically glows.  Started with a wash, clay bar and wash again.  Use the Adam's 2 step machine polish with the new microfiber pads on a griots orbital polisher that I have had for a couple of years.  Followed that up with the Brilliant Glaze and Americana wax using the extremely soft microfiber towels from Adam's.  Can't be more pleased with the results.  I've just placed my 3rd order within a month and getting a nice variety of Adam's products, just praying my wife doesn't find out.