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^^^Well done making her happy, Dustin. Another positive? That should only take about 7 minutes to wash, and maybe 27 to do a full detail!

Had our 9 year old granddaughter yesterday and took her for her first ride in the Vette, and her first ride in a convertible.  Looks like she enjoyed it!!   She's one of the best things that has ever happened to me. 
 

After my sister saw my Camaro, she whined at me about polishing up her hurting Dodge Dart.. young teenage boys and a small garage equals lots of scratches and swirls in the paint...
 
Before:

 

 

 

After:
 

 

 

 
most of the scratches are cleaned up a fair amount..some will need to be painted they are so deep, but she is happy... that's all that matters anyway... I better get a good Christmas gift from her... 

Thought for a few seconds that Mr. Adams came to my house with a nice surprise...

how about an action shot of you in the Jeep!

Washed the Raptor...
 

 
 
...and the Jeep.
 

 
 

Now that's some good advice.

Well, this was yesterday. Hope this still counts
I started off by adding a layer of brilliant glaze to my car. Then I wash my jeep, clayed, and added paint sealant, sealed the glass and dressed the trim. Then I help my dad wash his truck. Now I'm tired
 

 
 
Sorry about the upside down pics..can't figure out how to make them right side up

Vehicle 1 of 2 clean
 

 
Washed using Adam's Wash & Wax. Blueberry detail spray smells so good and works great

Using all Adams products and the customer was smiling ear to ear. I figured hell since I spend so much time on my own Camaro SS getting it ready for the next show, I should start doing it for others and maybe make a little extra money to buy more Adams products.
 
Took about seven hours to complete and looks amazing This truck has 88,000 miles on her
 
 
Polish
Sealant
Brilliant Glaze
Americana
VRT
 
 
He only paid me to do the exterior but I still vacuumed the interior and cleaned the inside windows.  Over all I am very please with the performance of all the products I used and he definetly was just in awe over how good his truck looked
 
 
Thank you again Adams don't forget my mints next time

Do you zee, bruh?
 

While my dad and husband were playing with electronics today, my mother in law wanted to wash her car. We worked together to give it a good detail. Started the wheels with wheel cleaner and tires with tire and rubber cleaner. Then had to wait for a shower to blow through. Finished wheels, then tested out the foam gun. Used strip wash, and two bucket. Next clayed, sealed (non Adam's), and finished with Americana. A little metal polish by hand on her exhaust tips. She's super happy with how it turned out. And I promised I would post a picture to the forum. I have to giver her major props on her washing technique. There is not one swirl on that car!

Nice write-up. TRC is in my Top 5 Adam's favorites. If anyone was on the fence about getting it, your comparison is definitely food for thought. Thanks for taking the time.

So today I was finally able to try out adams Tire n Rubber Cleaner and the new wheel brush. Previously I had been using APC with a blue tire brush. Ive had really good luck with APC on the wheels and I was really curious to see if the new Tire n Rubber was really worth it since APC is still very versatile. Plus I have seen a few mixed reviews on which one is actually stronger. 
 
So I did a direct comparison on one of my trucks wheels. I wash the wheels every time I wash the truck, but I havent washed the truck in a while, so they should be extra dirty. 
 
On the left, I used the new Tire n Rubber cleaner, and on the right, I used good ole APC.

 
This is what I started with. It doesnt look so dirty, but looks can be deceiving.

 
I sprayed the left down with the Tire cleaner, and right with APC. I sprayed an even amount on each side. I didnt really notice any difference by just spraying them. They almost looked the same on both sides.

 
However, once I started scrubbing, thats when I started seeing more of a difference. The Tire cleaner seemed to foam and stick more than the APC. It turned into a brownish foam color just like in adams video. The APC doesnt foam up much.
 
As far as the brushes go, I noticed the new dark red brush would fling a lot more than the blue one. I would figure it would be the opposite because the blue one is firmer. But besides flinging more dirt, it also felt easier to work with because you dont have to scrub as hard as you do with the blue brush. I really like the new brush.

 
When I finished scrubbing, I started hosing them down, and thats where I saw the biggest difference between the two. The left side dropped a whole lot more dirt than the right side with APC. The difference is very noticeable in this pic.

 
Once i finished, I got one of my old dirty towels, and gently passed it through both sides while the wheel was still a bit wet. The pics didnt come out that good right here tho.
 
This was the left side with Tire n Rubber cleaner.

 
And this is the right with APC

Couldnt get a good focus.
 
The new Tire & Rubber Cleaner definitely cleaned the wheel much better. Eventually, I went back and did the whole wheel with TnR Cleaner. Some dirt still came out from the right side.
 
Im really glad that Adams team is not only making new stuff with minimal changes to sell more, but they actually make good products with big improvements. Im still not going to stop buying All Purpose Cleaner because its still great to clean out foam pads and other things around the house, but for my wheels, im sticking with the new Tire and Rubber Cleaner. I hope this can help others decide between which product to use. 

I've hated the gray cloth upholstery in my truck since I bought it so today I replaced it with beautiful black leather.changed all the trim pieces and seat belt buckles to black

Midnight wash. I'm not an early riser, and hate washing in the sun. So it's relaxing to do the nighttime washes. Neighbors think I'm nuts. (sorry for the crappy nighttime iPhone pics....not the best setup to take night shots.)
 
Did a waterless wash on my wife's white cabriolet in the background too. It got its midnight bath last weekend and only needed a touchup.
 
Looking forward to getting my foam cannon and pressure washer attachments next week so I can improve on this foaming the Gilmour gun provides.
 

Got my drivers permit today! Happy birthday to me!

We have a few small things planned. All will be revealed soon

Well, this was yesterday. Hope this still counts
I started off by adding a layer of brilliant glaze to my car. Then I wash my jeep, clayed, and added paint sealant, sealed the glass and dressed the trim. Then I help my dad wash his truck. Now I'm tired
 

 
 
Sorry about the upside down pics..can't figure out how to make them right side up

Changed the pads and rotors on the front. Haven't used another car or light pole as a brake. I'd call that a success.

The local one around e has a sign that says no bucket washing when others are waiting so it can be done just gotta time it right. In the winter thou, Its rough as when its warm enough to wash the place is packed. What I have done is gone in sprayed it down well and then parked off to the side and washed it, then drove back in to hose it down and drove back out to apply some H2O. It was a work around to the rules just took some extra time. 

Added 30+ horsepower to the rig with this 'Murcia decal. Looks so much better in the sunlight.

Hey all,
 
After a couple weeks of rain and ZERO time, I finally had a beautiful day to give my car some attention. I'm a newcomer to Adam's, and after a couple months, I'll tell ya, I swear by it. It's Adam's or nothing for me from now on  . I only had a couple hours today, but man the car needed it. 
 
Here are some before shots:

 
 

She's probably doing her own experiment to see how long you'll last

Sounds good...just wanted to make sure I had it right.
 
Thanks everybody for the help!