Michael@Adams

Thats awesome! Great vids, thanks for sharing!

Matt and I are going through every one now! All should be up today

Nice! I remember always washing my bikes years ago, but never had full detail gear like this!

Welcome to the forums, Zach!

Love the car and the detail just makes it even better! Nice job!

Got a C5 here at the shop two days ago. It's a 2000 that has seen some better days! Did a full exterior & interior detail! Before: 50/50: While I wanted a TON more pictures to show the after of this car.. There is a slight problem. When I put the key in the ignition, there was a steering column error message, which was accompanied by a 2mph fuel shut off. SO, I can't take the car out of the garage for some good pictures... Thankfully, I have a 60th anniversary C6 that I get to detail this weekend as well.. Will have PLENTY of pictures of that guy After pictures..:

Tom! Great pictures, the dub is looking awesome. That SL is freakin sweet too

They look great! Welcome to the forums

Welcome! What part of CO? You are always welcome to drop by the showroom in Louisville to meet all of the team here Nice ride too!

haha sorry guys! That was a very late night before and as late nights happen, they turn into very early mornings for things like this. If the next one doesnt have snow, I will try and grab a TON more.

Looked and sounded great!

Woo! Lovin all the toys. GLad to have ya

Even if you just do one, it all helps! Thanks for doing that guys!

I'm an artist. Such a good banner

Jimi! Not only will it make applying wax easier, it will allow you to FULLY detail your loved machines. For applying our Liquid Paint Sealant and Buttery Wax, use the Machine Sealant and Wax Pad, like this: http://adamspolishes.com/adam-s-7-machine-sealant-waxing-pad.html.. Remember, a minimal amount is needed. Thin layers are better than one heavy layer! Removing the wax should be done with a very plush microfiber towel, like our double softs or single softs. I, and I'm sure many of the others here, would suggest applying Americana with the applicator that came in the jar. Now to address which wax to use. That is up to preference. Some users like holding the Americana for their weekend cars, and use the Buttery for daily drivers, or use them on any car! When apply, use the Paint Sealant first, then put the wax over that! Shine and protection will be on point

Phew! Now make sure to test it out and let us know of anything else you encounter

E46s are my favorite! I cant wait to see it. What color is it? You have some great advice already! Claying the paint is a must. After a year of no protection, I'm sure there is a little build up! After the clay, protect it with the Buttery, Liquid Paint Sealant or Americana until you can get your hands on a polisher to give it that full correction

Glad it worked out! Do you have any tint/film on the inside of the windows?

Hayden! Great pics of the ride. Pitbull definitely came together great!

Glad you guys were able to get on the site!

This is so odd. I have been trying to force my computer/browsers to get this message. I have used Firefox, Safari, and Chrome. Both in regular and "incognito" modes and still cant make it have that hiccup.. Im going to keep trying things to figure it out as well!

I love using the Master Blaster here at the shop. It works SO well! Especially on newer cars with more crevasses than ever.

Nice work, Andrew! They both look stunning!

Here is another shot of the Aurora Borealis that is a long exposure. Pretty neat! https://farm9.staticflickr.com/8016/7372097440_87dac21785_o.jpg

Lol same deal with classic Vans! Cheap enough that I didn't mind what happened to them and can throw them away anytime.. A good buddy of mine rocks the Crocs sometimes. I still cant find myself to grabbing a pair