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G&G is a great product! That being said, I've gone through four bottles of G&G since last summer and of those I had issues with one of the sprayers. One thing I noticed was that the speed in which you pull the trigger did/could affect the spray on that particular bottle, the faster I squeezed it the better the pattern was.

Welcome, you've definitely come to the right side of the detailing world. I have a 2015 Sierra with incredibly soft paint, so I turned to Adams and have not been disappointed.

I'm glad to see you're putting the Porter Cable to good use!

This was my first Fathers Day this year. I went to a late breakfast with my wife and son at a local restaurant and then we just relaxed around the house. Later in the afternoon myself and several other firefighters that I work with (some of us were off duty, while others were on duty) went to the Barbara Bush Chrildren's Hospital at Maine Medical Center to grill hamburgers and hotdogs for the families who have newborn children that are in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit. The March of Dimes sponsors it and provides all the food while the firefighters work the grills and help serve the food. My son spent a short time in NICU last October and I can only imagine what it's like for a father to have to spend Fathers Day (for some it was thier first) watching thier child laying in an isolete in the NICU. This was my first time participating, but it was the second year that it's been held. A lot of my co-workers that helped out also have kids that are NICU graduates, so we know what these families are going through. Our goal is to continue to do this every Fathers Day and I really don't mind sacrificing part of my day to help out.

Truck looks great......sweet rims also!

She gone! I share you enthusiasm for it as well. Sadly, I was expanding my Adam's collection slowly and only bought 1 can before it got discontinued.

I hose my weather tech mats down, then spray some APC on the (the residual water from hosing them down usually dilutes the APC a bit) and scrub them with an undercarriage brush. They usually look pretty good and don't require any dressing to shine them up.

Welcome!

Welcome!

Welcome Tyler!

Welcome John.....SWEET RIDE!!!

Welcome Daniel, you've come to the right place!

If it ain't broke, don't fix it!

Welcome aboard......I hope you are safe and not in harms way from those devastating wildfires!

No, unfortunately they discontinued it.

I leave mine in the plastic bags they came in and place in a tote.

Alright, now I'm picking up what you're putting down. I've had my 2015 Sierra for over a year now and the liners still look great, no warping or deterioration at all, and that's with winter driving in the Northeast with salt and calcium chloride on the roads. I'll admit I had the same concerns about the construction of those liners too.

I just clean mine with a hose, that usually knocks off all of the dirt. As for making it darker, I think it is what it is, unless there is an aftermarket liner like Rough Country made for the 2007-2013's Chevy & GMC's. I'm just glad the new trucks come with wheel well liners in the back. My 2008 Sierra I had to purchase them as an accessory.

Welcome Tom!

Make sure you spray just a section at a time and not the entire car before claying.

Welcome Drew........I love Saratoga Springs, my sister lives out there, great place to visit!

Looks awesome!

Looks awesome.......sweet rims!

Welcome Ray!

Welcome William, Adam's will not disappoint!