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Nice review. Looking forward to the progression of this.

Good deal. How about some interior items since you seem to be good on the exterior.

You also have these are kits that fit into your budget. Do you have anything already in your possession? Wash Buckets? http://adamspolishes.com/shop/kits/washing-cleaning/adam-s-exterior-6-pack.html http://adamspolishes.com/shop/kits/washing-cleaning/adam-s-basic-car-care-kit.html

That would look good and different. The look on peoples face would be something to see. I'm trying to see if my mom wants to pick up a new Regal. She's owned a couple of regal's (an 86 and a 96).

The Regal's look great. I like the look of the GS.

Nice job. Sometimes we have to start somewhere. Tell your buddy to spread the word. May lead to some paid jobs. The interceptor looks nice.

My advice is to invest in some sort of polisher. Your arms will thank you later. Also watch a lot of the videos.

Welcome. Seeing as you are a local let me know if you need a hand.

Nice job. Color looks great. It's always a good idea to have extra pads.

Nice. I have always liked this body style.

Why not get both. Use patriot for those special occasions and Americana the other times.

I have a complete empty APC 16 oz bottle with the foaming sprayer. Let me know if you want it.

I will check. I might have a foam sprayer laying around.

You should invest in a DA. You will thank yourself later.

Best answer in this thread.

He got his answer on AGO. It sounded like he was happy with the responses he got there. In addition to that a PC + MF pads is a must for correcting on hard clear like a vette.

They do look good. Pretty common for the GM clear to fail on these polished trans am wheels. Duplicolor also makes some wheel coatings/paint that is available locally. They offer a clear coat.

That's the only bad thing about the aftermarket lights. They often have poor light output or poor fitment. I used to have a set of aftermarket projectors on my 99 Grand Prix and in order for me to have the light adjust higher was adding washers between the headlight and the bracket to push them out a little more. It gave me more threads to allow the light to be adjusted higher.

Could be the factory amp if it is equipped with one.

Don't forget a new tire product. Post #13 http://www.adamsforums.com/topic/27654-welcome-back-the-deep-clean-tire-scrub-brush/

Agreed. I like the boars hair wheel brush for delicate wheels. I will have to agree with you on this. I have clear coated black wheels on my car. I ended up picking up a Boars Hair wheel brush as it is softer, to avoid the swirls created by the Mothers wheel brush which is nylon. The nylon brush works well on any other wheel such as a chrome or silver painted wheel. I do use the nylon wheel brush to give my tires a good swipe during a wash to keep the tire coating fresh and dirt free until the next application.

Nitrile gloves are your friend. I wear them when using any wheel cleaner as well as safety glasses.

Here you go http://www.adamsforums.com/topic/27647-new-10-x-10-wash-pads/

In that case your plan sounds good.

Did the dealer apply any kind of sealant on the car?