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I am NOT an enabler, anyone who wants to enter recovery PM me and I'll give you my address so you can send me your Adam's products.  I don't want to enable, I want to help...

I am NOT an enabler, anyone who wants to enter recovery PM me and I'll give you my address so you can send me your Adam's products.  I don't want to enable, I want to help...

They say a pictures worth a thousand words, dunno what happened but my before and after pictures turned out awful and weren't worth 100 words. So you'll just have to take my word here, if you want...
 
I bought the kit with the sealant and towels. I live in So Cal where it never rains so it makes sense I wanted to put sealant on my windows to help with rain when I'm driving.  Anywho I had the old formula glass cleaner, it's right around my favorite. I have another brand I like but it's flash time sucks. Anywho, yesterday we had some crazy out of nowhere dust storm that dirtied up my wind shield. Then later that night it rained for about 10 seconds. I used my wipers but forgot my fluid tank was empty so all that happened was the dirt smeared all over.
 
This afternoon I decided to try out the new cleaner. I was too lazy to wash my car first, and the windows were too dirty for me to want to soil up the glass towels that came with the kit. So I used an older very short nap black MF towel I got somewhere ages ago. I dunno maybe Target *shrug*
 
Afew light sprays and a few wipes then I flipped the MF and buffed it.  It did an exceptional job at removing the dirt. I had respray the bird poop areas but it too came off pretty easily. Doing a quick semi sloppy job with the wrong MF I was still impressed. I absolutely cannot wait to nanoskin + clean + sealant it. It also smells good, not sure if it's my top pick for windows but at worst it's neck and neck with the other stuff I use. 
 
 
 
 

you guys should thank psu goat for getting you a sale. I was on the fence about ordering it and went ahead and jumped on it today thanks to his pictures. I'm not a business man, and obviously Adam's Polishes is a very successful company. So I'm not trying to tell you how to run your business. But, a picture or 2 showing the inside of the bag on the product page could lead to more sales. The bag looks nice enough in the outside pic you have of it. But the inside's what I want to see. I know there's a thread on it with a bunch of pictures. But not everyone is going to come to the forums or Google looking for extra pics.  Just a suggestion.
 
II looked up the dimensions of the bag and the dimensions of my Wheel Woolies. Aad saw the large Wheel Woolie was .5" longer than the bag.  I was a sad panda because I wanted mine to fit. But then I thought about how I had went out of my way to order the Adam's Woolies since they're a step up from the normal ones. I Googled and saw the dimensions of the large one is 18"! SUPER glad my large and medium Woolie will fit in this beautiful bag.
 
Assuming the specs I found on Google are correct that is, Google has lead me astray in the past lol.  Just to be safe I also ordered one of the new Woolies.

I personally like 3.5's, I do rinseless now and I've never needed even close to 3.5 for a car.  I  mixed up 2 gallons of rinseless solution and have washed 2 cars with still probably enough left to do another car.  
 
 

 
While I know the apron around the bucket would fit on a 5 gallon. I've never seen an apron like that for sale by itself. I bought 2 3.5's which came with them. I can easily store all the bottles of stuff I need and with the exception of my Wheel Woolies all my brushes and accessories.  Well if you look real close, next to the Tuf Shine tire scrub brush the smallest Adam's Woolie fits perfectly. The other 2 fit inside, with the lid off of course. And while this won't apply to everyone. When I'm sitting on a bucket that's in a dolly, I find the height of the 3.5's to be so much better for reaching lower on the car. When I'd detail 3-4 cars in a day and roll around on a 5 gallon my back would be much more sore by the end of the day. The grit guard point is pretty good, but I don't use them any more. For my Rinseless I have a grip of towels which get tossed into a used pile so I don't need a grit guard.
 
 
To Dan, or anyone who knows. I have the I guess original Bucket Dolly. Would I be able to order those roller blade like wheels Dan linked to and put them on mine? Seems like it would be a big step up for smoothness and speed.

Thanks for the pictures man, they're perfect.  I thought about it and can't even remember a time I needed close to 12 bottles at once. 6 + a polisher + some MF towels + a few pads would be all I need. This bag would work wonderfully for that. Guess I should just order it and see how much stuff I can stuff in it