kitt1987

I still have a lot to learn!  lol

Hmmm, I've never considered Super VRT for dash components.  Might need to consider that when my leather conditioner wears off...

I agree that something like this might require an hourly charge, I think Adam himself posted some tips on how much to charge for detailing projects here in the forums if that helps?

I was going to say bubble bath for the detailer but hmmmmm......you guys are probably more on the money than I am!  

I was thinking about buying bottle of the Undercarriage spray...should I be holding off on that?  

Looking at the picture again it has the old style squeeze top on the bottle...if it's thicker would it not have the new pump?  My squeeky wheels are trying to turn on this one!

Sounds good and makes sense to me!  I'm on my standard weekly cleaning schedule now that winter is gone...speaking of which, I have some reviews to post!  

For me one of the big differences is TID doesn't have UV protection or as much as the LCON correct?

I was going to say myself that if it is dirty then you simply start off with the Leather & Interior Cleaner on the dash, plastics, and seats followed up with the Leather Conditioner.  At least that's what I did yesterday with the idea that for touch ups I'd use the Total Interior Detailer for while until I'd start the process over again with the Cleaner and Conditioner.  Similar to maintaining the exterior of one's vehicle with polish, waxing, detail spray, etc...

Looks great Kelly!

Hi Donnie, that's a nice collection you have!

Hi Mark, welcome to the forums and welcome to spring at last!

Welcome aboard Ryan!  Hope you come to enjoy the product and the company online here!

Welcome to the forums Dave!  Pics look great!  You gave me an idea for my uncle who collects and restores vintage John Deere tractors!  

Understood, thanks! 

Does this include only using APC and water on the hand applicator pads (the blue, yellow, red, etc) as well and not in the washer?

Sorry about the confusion Dan, only a couple oz of shampoo!  It was the detail spray that I think I went overboard on (first time using the stuff) but now I know!  Next time I'll pull into the garage to dry as the wind kept picking up blowing half away that I was trying to spray.

I'll definitely set up my reviews Chris, thanks!

Well I FINALLY got the opportunity to try out the Adam's car wash for the first time!  I tried my bottle of the older pink wash and have to say I was pleasantly impressed/surprised!  I couldn't believe how quickly/easily I was able to wash my entire car from top to bottom!  I had a blast and pulled the Mrs' car out in the drive to give hers the once over as well. 

Followed the online instructions and used the detail spray after the rinse and I've never had an easier time drying a car in my life.  I can see why people stock up on this stuff, after both of our cars I've already gone through a half bottle (am I using too much maybe?).  Finished up with the waterless wash in the door sills and under the trunk and hood.  All this while fighting a cruddy, late winter cold too but I just had to get out in the sunshine a bit.  My neighbor came over twice to admire the shine!  

I can't wait to try out the rest of my arsenal as the season progresses (clay bar, polish, sealer, wax, interior detail, etc) and oh yeah...my garage smells hella good now!  lol  

Thanks to Adam's for a wonderful product and to all you folks on here for the great advice and testamonials!

Great advice, silly question is it ok to wash the glass cleaning MF towels with the other towels?

Sadly with all the rain we're getting in my area at best I'll at least detail my interior this weekend.  It's at least warmed up enough for that!  lol

Welcome aboard!  Just bought a new Acura TSX myself and anxious to try out the product too....weather permitting of course.

I'm definitely going to have to try one of these hangers.  At my dealership I've gotten them to not wash the outside, however they still love to wipe their dirty rags throughout my interior and inside windshield.  Punks.

I'm telling you StubStang, Middle West Spirits is to liquor what Adam's Polishes is to car care products.  

'nuff said!  

I'm from Columbus, OH and am proud to say we're home of this micro-distillary:

http://middlewestspirits.com/

Have not had a bad experience with them at all.  If any of you ever find yourselves in our fair city, set up a tour with them.  It is quite the experience and again their product is some of the best I have ever had.

That my friend is one beautiful car.  Very envious and hopeful I'll get one someday myself!  Congratulations and best of luck!

Hey Team Adam's...the thought crossed my mind driving home from work this afternoon and I was wondering if you have ever considered creating your own blend of windshield washer fluid?

Just wondering!

Welcome Bill!