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Nice! I'd like to see that color in person.

For no particular reason, here's a picture of my cat with some Adam's products. I was scrolling through my Photobucket photos and came across this today. I think I originally posted it in the Mystery Box thread, because that's what I got. Anybody else have a Cats and Adam's photo?

They look nice. Do you still have the stock brake pads on? If so, and if you're tired of the ridiculous amount of brake dust they generate, I highly recommend the CarboTech 1521 ceramic pads. Problem solved.

Ouch, sorry to hear about your injury. I'd go see a hand specialist for a second opinion. Definitely don't ignore it, it may cause you problems when you get older.

It's a van-based RV, and my second vehicle - first vehicle in the winter. Covering it isn't really an option, and tire covers would be pretty inconvenient. So between Tire Shine and VRT, which provides more protection? Or is the 303 Protectant a better choice? The RV is in the background. This was taken over the Christmas holidays when I got the Vette all shined up.

Looks aside, which product will provide the best protection from the sun? I have an RV that sits out in the sun, and I need to keep the sidewalls protected to minimize checking.

Here's a link to another thread about these.

I keep a box of cheap food service gloves with all my Adam's stuff, and always wear a pair for anything I do. As much as I like the way the products smell, I don't want my hands to smell that way.

I think this tape is the same as what Adam's sold. It has the same green plastic core.

No plastic. As you say, the handles are wooden dowels. They are nicely sanded, and the foam pads are glued to them.

I couldn't find the thread, but I seem to recall someone from Adam's explaining that they didn't carry foam brushes because there aren't any made in the USA. Today at Ace Hardware, I found some made by Jen Manufacturing, These will be great for applying Super VRT in tight places. Edit: I see these have been mentioned here previously.

Have a look at all the excellent videos available on the Adam's store site.

Looks good!

You might find it helpful to see what Adam's Suggests for each product on the website. Click on the product and scroll down.

As posted by others, you can turn off the A/C and let the fan run before shutting off the engine, but you have to remember to do that. A better solution is to have the "afterblow" function enabled. This will turn on the fan after the engine is shut down to dry the A/C condenser coils.