BoomerSooner

Welcome!  Post some pictures of the truck. Adams makes some great stuff. 

@Dan@Adams thank you!

@falcaineer thank you. 

Thank you. 

@shane@detailedreflections what do you recommend for the Ram chrome grille?  My CPC will be here soon and I’m going to spend a few days correcting them truck, but the chrome seems to be a different animal. 

On 12/9/2019 at 2:26 PM, Chris@Adams said:

I love our Ceramic Spray and use it often, however it can't compare to our Ceramic Coating.

If you have your paint perfect and have the time I vote for Ceramic Coating.

Do you recommend it for use on the windshield and windows?  Would CSC work better on those?

13 minutes ago, JVB3 said:

I appreciate that. Rupes seems to be the most recommended by professionals . I do not

mind paying top dollar for a good product. But seems like you can get great results out of the more budget friendly options. I just do not want to end up dissatisfied with my choice. “Buy once cry once” 

I’m in the same boat. Trying to figure out which one to purchase. 

1 hour ago, falcaineer said:

I'll also add Iron Remover smells WAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY better than the original Deep Wheel Cleaner. That pink stuff is 🤢🤢🤢😷😷😷

Yeah it smells terrible, but I still have half a gallon 🤷🏻‍♂️.

10 minutes ago, Dan@Adams said:

Hi Chris, yes I would recommend to dilute Deep Wheel Cleaner at least 1:1 for iron decontamination. Do not use it in direct sunlight, only decontaminate one panel at a time, and do not let the cleaner dry onto any surface - rinse very thoroughly! 

Thanks @Dan@Adams. I’ll make sure to do it one panel at a time and then rinse with the pressure washer. Is Iron Remover more forgiving?

Good morning,

I still have plenty of deep wheel cleaner that’s been stored in a temperature controlled environment. Is it still recommended to use a 1:1 ration for iron decontamination?  New 2020 Ram 1500 in silver that I need to get looking right. 

2 hours ago, falcaineer said:

 

Not to steal his thunder, but Dan is pretty busy so I'll chime in...

 

In short, no. Ceramic Spray Coating is a true coating, and steps taken to apply it are the same as a traditional coating. CS3 is a maintenance, silica-infused product, and doesn't require near the time, effort or conditions to apply. 

Thank you for the reply. I was big into Adams stuff 4-5 years ago.  Finally getting back into it now that I have a new truck. 

@Dan@Adams would you apply the UV ceramic spray the same way?  

Truck looks amazing!  

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That's perfect DVK! This should answer a lot of questions for the newcomers like myself.

New car

Leather

Adams shampoo

Got some bottle racks for my Adams 16 oz sprayers.

 

Look how nicely they fit right in there:

Those are nice! Homemade or purchased?

You usually just have to call in to purchase the five gallon size.

Beautiful family Adam. Merry Christmas to your family and the entire team.

Beads!

2016! What about 2015?

That sounds like an amazing coating for a DD. have you tried applying patriot on top of this coating yet?

New shampoo?! Man I better use up what I have.

Most of these guys don't know how much 100LL cost these days. Detailing is super cheap compared to your hobby.

How about a little competition in the bug/tar remover category? Rural missouri is a nightmare when it comes to both.