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OH SNAP!! Let the swirl hunting begin.

Based off of the kit they are in my guess is that you've priced them between $30.00 and $35.00. I'd say keep them around that price. You shouldn't have to take a hit on what you sell.

Any chance there will be an apron available outside of the polishing kits? Might as well complete the Adams collection with accessories.

I think you will find that most people have to do the same. I use the new Adams woolie, and the big red brush. These german cars make it difficult to get everything, but with those brushes I can get almost every inch really clean. I use deep wheel cleaner when I am not able to wash it often and just green wheel cleaner or shampoo for maintenance washes. I will also use detail spray and a microfiber to get anything left over.

I'll second the fire nozzle.

I definitely see your point on the tub shelves. It wouldn't be difficult to fasten some bungees or maybe Adams has a solution if guys don't like the flats shelves.

Yesterday I raced home with excitement because my new cart was waiting for me. First impression is the box is large and came in around 34 pounds. The cart was extremely simple to assemble, just make sure to have a mallet standing by for the wheels. After setting up the cart I realized that this has a huge amount of space and is extremely sturdy. I didn't own the previous cart, but I don't see these shelves having any failures. They are very stout and can easily hold gallons. The top shelf is a tub that allows you to keep things from sliding off while the second and third shelves are flat. The cart came with a second set of pillars for the bottom that look like you could attach walls and a door to the cart. If those are ever offered it could be a really nice option. The bottle holder really sets the cart off and is an fantastic red. These wheels won't have any problem rolling around my garage or out on the driveway. In fact I am going to look for some of these to put on my stool. The power strip attached to the cart is going to come in handy. I'm always having to double check the extension cord while polishing to make sure I have enough slack. To top off the cart the man himself signed it! I really like this cart and will get some great use out of it for many years. To the Adams team, thank you for trying to find the best products to help us fine our shine potential.

I think Adam should give us some more hints so that some of us looking at adding another polisher don't purchase one if this new one will be a better fit.

I've got some money burning a hole in my pocket...

Awesome job Andrew! You do some very impressive work.

Try claying and if that doesn't work you could use revive if you don't have a polisher.

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They aren't going to sell them anymore.

Congrats Dave! You always seem to have great input.

Oh how I wish I lived in Louisville!

Nicely done! That thing was hammered.

Looks amazing! I would personally use the Quick Sealant on the wheels. That C7 is just flat out gorgeous.

^ that is one heck of a tape job!

No problem guys. Nice find Wolf. I forgot that it kicked the state out after selecting the country.

Gentlemen part of the problem is that if your info was transferred over without the country. Go into you addresses and add United States. This fixed my problem with the same issue.

If you only took Adam's gift cards!

Sweet trike!

Welcome to the club!

DEAL!

Two down, a lot to go...