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Welcome!!!!
You came to the right place. lots of good info on the forums and watch the videos for products.
Also what part of upstate, i am originally from Albany area.

Welcome!!!!
You came to the right place. lots of good info on the forums and watch the videos for products.
Also what part of upstate, i am originally from Albany area.

Welcome Scott, and congrats on the new Silverado! I would recommend at a minimum, Car Shampoo for washing with a Two Bucket setup, the Wash & Dry Trio, Detail Spray, and Paint Sealant to keep it protected!
 
Extra items that would be great to have:
- Visco Clay Bar
- VRT for plastic, rubber, and tires
- Wheel Brush 
- Glass Cleaner
- Leather Conditioner
- The list goes on
 
Start out slow if you have to, then build up things or kits as you need them. A little birdy told me we'll be adding some new things to the site later this evening for our Labor Day Sale that I believe will officially be starting on Monday!

Also found a great spot for a few stickers.

Didn't realize you could buy detail spray and tire shine in 1,000 gallon bottles!!

I use it about every 3 or 4 washes like others have said, when I have significant brake dust build-up, but you could use it every wash provided you follow all of the safety precautions:
 
- Only clean one wheel at a time
- Only clean wheels if the wheel and brakes are cool to the touch
- Do not let the Wheel Cleaner dry onto the wheel/caliper
- Very thoroughly rinse the wheel and caliper

It's a strong cleaner, so I respect it as such. I've had zero issues with it following the above guidelines 

I also agree. Don't DO the DEW!
 
On a serious note... There are so many particulates in the air that also reside in the DEW. You run the very high risk of damaging your paint while attempting. Just not worth the paint risk.

Like above it would depend on the dew amount. However I wouldn't try this unless you're positive your vehicle is clear of all dust and grit or you could damage your paint unintentionally.

I agree, I wouldn't "DEW" this

Holy smokes!  I should have done this years ago!!!!   Installed a 1.5 ton TRANE mini-split system!  Insulated the attic space above and my doors are already insulated.  WHAT A DIFFERENCE! 
 
It's been ridiculously hot as of late and I just melt while doing a job.  This is a game changer!  I worked in 77 degree comfort with practically zero humidity all weekend long!  This system will pull it down into the 60's during the heat of the day!  Yeah baby!
 



The inside unit. 

More like what did i do this past weekend...lol.
Knowing it was going to rain today, I still washed and applied h20 G&G to the car on saturday just to get some pics of the new wheels and tires I got friday. Loving my new setup. Here a few pics.

More like what did i do this past weekend...lol.
Knowing it was going to rain today, I still washed and applied h20 G&G to the car on saturday just to get some pics of the new wheels and tires I got friday. Loving my new setup. Here a few pics.

I don't.  I make sure to give them a good SNAP to get the loose fibers out.

More like what did i do this past weekend...lol.
Knowing it was going to rain today, I still washed and applied h20 G&G to the car on saturday just to get some pics of the new wheels and tires I got friday. Loving my new setup. Here a few pics.

Finally had the opportunity to apply Admas ceramic coating to the SS. Very impressed with the product ! Also decided to put the new wheels for the track as well.
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

welcome aboard Tyler, enjoy the addiction

Picked up this little sweetheart hotrod 09 SS HHR. 2.0-liter turbocharged,direct-injected four-cylinder squeezing out 260 hp and 260 lb-ft of torque. Total production was just alittle over 8000 in the 3 year run. 4500 or so in 08, a few over 2500 in 09 and less than 1000 in 2010.
Stripe washed her, then layered paint sealant, glaze and then Americana...

Hey guys, my name is Kaisen. I am new to the forum and Adam's products. I just ordered the foam cannon car wash kit and the sidekick blaster and can't wait to use them on my 2013 Subaru Impreza Hatchback and 2014 BMW 320i xdrive.

Failed to mention, he left my house with a bottle of car shampoo, Buttery wax (was not about to give him my Americana), detail spray and a few micro fiber towels.

My grandson bought a 2012 black Camaro a few moths back and really had no idea on how to take care of it as far as washing and waxing.  So he asked me if he could stop by and we could clean it up a little.  I told him, I don't clean them up a little, but he was more them welcome to come over and we would get it in shape. Pf course if he really only want to clean it up a littel he knew I would still do it.
Well he showed up early one morning and we got started.  His car is not garaged kept, so it sits out in the elements.  I asked him how he washes it and he said with Dawn, one bucket and a w rag then bath towels to dry it.  Needless to say I was shaking my head.
So we started with  good 3 bucket wash, one for the wheels and tires and two for the car.  Next a complete clay bar treatment, followed by a paint correction polish and then a paint finishing polish. followed by a good coat of Americana. 
The final results were great, but of course when using Adams products you would expect it to be.
 
 

Hello everyone I learned about Adams product through a YouTuber named Troy Sowers and I have been hooked ever since. I just purchased my first mystery box actually 3 of them and I must say I feel like a kid on Christmas morning axciously awaiting arrival of them!!!

More like what did i do this past weekend...lol.
Knowing it was going to rain today, I still washed and applied h20 G&G to the car on saturday just to get some pics of the new wheels and tires I got friday. Loving my new setup. Here a few pics.

Studded tires?  
Don't drive?
Park outside the development and get a golf cart? 
Drive a tank?
Sweep the street before you drive?
 
 
Yeah, I know I'm being real helpful.  

Seriously? 70 - 80? No. They'll be fine.
 
Where do you live that that's hot? Alaska?

Thanks, wheels were the first major step in what I want it to look like.