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I'll order some,but it takes so long to ship, I seriously doubt I will get it before she comes back.

I noticed today that holes are forming in mine like it is slowly disintegrating, it's only the second time I've used it

I detailed a client's car today and before she left she asked me about a faint blue stain from her jeans in the leather. To tell the truth I did not notice it as I was working in a garage. Anyway, I told her to come back sometime this week and I'd do my best to take it out. I thought of trying rubbing alcohol, any other ideas?

I'll try that in the future, but unfortunately the detail on his truck was canceled, he ended up getting an offer he couldn't refuse and went ahead and sold it. The bright side is I'm doing his BMW instead

hmm I guess I read it on the buttery wax then. Thanks for clearing that up!

Anyone ever used this wax in the sun, I believe it said that it can be applied in both the shade and the sun, just wondering how it turned out...

that's too bad... I guess this will inhibit my uncontrollable spending habits on adams products though

hmmm seems my profit from details this weekend will just go back into my adams polishes fund

maybe.... I guess I live in a bubble.... is it just like a degreaser?

What is this "In and out spray" you speak of

Thanks for the tips!

thanks for the info

will check this out. My business has been slow so I've had to work full time at my day job. I don't enjoy that nearly as much as detailing cars, although, it is a lot easier...

Good point, I'll ask the guy if he wants it or not. He is about to sell it so he may not be using it to haul anything.

I am doing a Tundra this weekend and am wondering if anyone has used VRT for the plastic bed?

Actually I'm 18 , and fortunately no... they don't call me that

Thanks!! Thanks! Ya, getting up at 5 in the morning to detail the car was well worth it by the end of the day. Thanks!!! Ya, it's all thanks to Adam's products and valuable advise gained through members here

Well my friend convinced me to enter a car show today so I got up at 5:30 and washed my car and applied a coat of Americana. This was my first time using Americana and I only had time to put on one coat, but I loved the results. Anyway, I go to the car show and find out which category I am in. At the end of the day, I find out I won 1st place for the Domestic category!!!! I was really excited, especially because I beat a new charger SRT8 and a brand new challenger. Here's some pics! Oh and hopefully Adam will be having some new customers soon, because I would not stop bragging about his products. I even brought the Americana wax and VRT to show how amazing they are.

I really want one, but I need to save money for new wheels and tires

not a bad idea

you may be right... I actually thought about rubbing down the entire seat with it, but thought that could turn into a disaster if I didn't think about it. I'll see what everyone else thinks...

ok just got around to doing this today. Both happy and a little frustrated with the results. First I tried it on my back seat and it worked great. Before After then I proceeded to a ink stain on my drivers seat. This is where I got frustrated, it seems that when I rubbed it with the alcohol it faded the leather

wow those results are amazing, I hope I can get a black car looking like that some day. That last pic is epic by the way

Just got in my Americana today. I really want to see how it looks, but I don't want to repeat the whole process again considering I just did a full detail (wash, claybar, swirl and haze remover, polish, machine wax) last Friday and I kept it in the garage until Wednesday. You guys think I'll still get the same results just washing and applying the americanna?

They don't make a hybrid version that I'm aware of. They do make Hemi's that are a little more efficient, but then again it's still a Hemi. It was a joke because my car burns both rubber and gas