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False But took it off anyway and detailed the car. The next person has more product than they can use in 3 years, but ordered a mystery box or two anyway.

Today I Clayed, cleaned and glass sealed the shower doors in the house. Then I applied brilliant glaze to my garage cabinets and tool chest. Wife thinks I'm nuts. She may be right, but I'm having fun!

Ordered a wedge a couple of orders ago, about 3 weeks, it's been too cold to use it I guess I have to wait until spring to test it out . How well does it hold up if doing things like rocker panels?

Was wondering this as well.

I found a sale at local store on Shop Vac 4.5 HP wall mounted vacs, 20 ft hose and attachments for $35. Bought one for each side of garage, for my use they are fine.

Welcome and congrats on the Mustang. Don't let the dealer "detail" it before delivery, do it yourself. Using Adams, you know it will be right.

Not the only ones Eisenhower was the commander in chief when I was born.

I know that look.

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Waterless wash, H2O G&G, VRT today, it's raining out, with snow in forecast, so stayed in garage and did the Cherokee.

Agreed, this is my hobby/relaxation and don't want to start a business as that might take some of the fun out of detailing for me. It just amazes me how many people don't seem to care, and how many cars I see that have the start but look like someone quit just short of finishing their detailing. When I do see one on the road, that is nicely done, I almost want to stop them and talk "product" but then I think, they will probably think I'm nuts.

While driving, I find myself thinking how many cars on the road are in need of shine, or even a good wash. And when I do see one that is detailed, I find myself wondering what product they use, and how much nicer they could get their ride if they used Adams product. Am I the only one who thinks along this line?

Glass towels get washed with other micro fibers. I do hang them up to dry however, don't throw in the dryer.

I got the last go around of white with the big A. However, no matter what color or decal, the thing is awesome.

I use same system and sometimes vary it by waterless wash, followed by "dry" method of H2O G&G. Your car looks great!

Just came in from garage after daily "dusting" I use detail spray and double soft towels. I once got a Cali-duster as a gift, kept it in garage for a year and never used it. Sold it at a yard sale.

Been a subscriber for a while, look forward to new videos, they are always entertaining and informative.

Well said, and my sentiments exactly.

Garage was 42 F this morning and DS took a little longer to remove, but came out OK. garage heater is on order

Like it, no zipper though, pullover is my choice.

True The next person is thinking of January on at a beach.

I keep product on shelves dedicated to car product and MF towels in plastic storage bins with lids, different bin for each type of towel.

Waterless wash is a great product and perfect for the situation you describe. You will love the results, follow with detail spray or "dry" application of H2O G&G.

I have used All Purpose cleaner on Jeep and wife's Hyundai without any issues, I don't let it dry and rinse off after scrub. You might want to dilute it if you try it again.

Will a Cyclo fit in this bag, with room for pads?