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Honestly, I think that doing the bottles is a good idea. You can make multiple scents off of one pattern just using different colors. 
 
Not that I dont like the logo ones, they look great. 
 
It would be really interesting if you could do some liquid ones that are refillable that clip onto the vents. I personally cant stand them hanging in the truck and moving around while I drive so something that could easily sit in a fixed location and looked good would be great. 

Time to develop Adam's Fridge Detailer! Might have saved that one. :-(

There might be hope after all.......

When you pick up your rental car and pick the car apart on initial inspection for damage. Even though it is just a rental car you really want to see if you can correct some of the previously stated damage.

^Agreed.  Spray the first towel with the cleaner, don't spray the actual glass.  Then use the second towel dry to wipe streak free.
 
If you don't regularly (every 2 weeks or so) wipe down the inside of your glass (windshield mainly) you WILL be chasing streaks and going over it 2-3 times because your interior plastics are always offgassing and the "film" will build up.

Decaf? I don't need no stinking decaf!

truck looks great, welcome to the insanity. 

I get my 3-4 1/2 hours a night, dont need any more than that to survive. 

looks great under that hood, awesome job. 

I think us married guys better answer... "buy the wife something pretty".  
 
If we know what's good for us.    

Treat your chrome wheels and mirrors like your paint.........like mentioned clay first, then polish by machine use PCP and orange pad.
For you wheels if you polish by hand you can use Revive. Then I would use BG to get them to pop followed by QS to seal them up.
As far as your head lights you may need to wet sand first, then polish and finally seal with QS. The 4" Focus pads on a drill do a great job on headlights. Let us know if you have anymore questions and Thank you for your business!

Ha, that sounds funny but being an owner of a black pickup truck that is to big to fit into my garage, I've actually seen water steam up off of my paint
 
Around this time of the year, I usually have to wait until around 530-6 in the late afternoon to do any washing because my house and large trees across the road starts shading the sun, so that gives me a good 2 to 3 hours of time.
 
But its a real battle for me in regards to wanting to do any claying/polishing and waxing. I'd love to purchase a polisher, but again, I don't have a big enough garage to do any of that type of work in

That would be awesome to have, I just wish they could improve the pump for it....
 
My wish list would be to have a Cyclo polisher. 

Soap soap

this one is from an ice storm that hit us back in 08. I think i still was using my D70 for these, 

 

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...

always is a pain waiting up here in new england, nice looking car and floor 

Car is stripped of all wax and ready for polishing as soon as my two mystery boxes and gen5 pads get here tomorrow! Living on the east coast stinks when you are waiting for your Adams packages! 
 

Was a great show, well done guys, was a pleasure to get to see a couple folks. 
 
Again Dave, great writeup on the Rupes as I had said at the show. 

Thanks for the link. Interesting. One (OCD)thing on coiling cords, I start with the cord at the machine end allowing the plug to twirl free while coiling the cord. Thus removing any cord line twist. told you it was OCD.

Carlisle was awesome, and strangely I remember that white hell cat when i was walking around! (Actually because of that Mopar tent then I noticed the white car) Looked great and clean when a friend and myself walked by. 
 
Adams had a good spot I thought for the tent, Glad it wasnt crammed into the middle of things where there was so much general foot traffic you had trouble getting to the tent. 
 
Heard that as of lunch on Saturday that over 2,500 cars had been accounted for. Broke the record for largest attended show which was last years ACCN with just over 2,400. GO MOPAR! 
 
Maybe next year we should all have a little get together as Adams using Mopar fans? 

I use women's makeup applicators to apply Leather Conditioner to the tight areas in my MINI. I also use them for applying SVRT to roofline and around wheel trim. They are just the right size. I can rinse them out and get a couple of uses from each one. Pack of 12 from Target is $2.  I have the larger Adams applicators for everything else, but in a MINI there are a bunch of tight spots that need a smaller applicator.
 
http://www.target.com/p/up-up-latex-free-cosmetic-rounds-12-ct/-/A-11008843#prodSlot=_1_10
 
Annette

Ill make sure to swing in and say hi to yall im sure a few of us from the group will.