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Wow!!! Glad to hear you are ok, been dealing with a family member passing here for the past month and it has changed my focus on things. So much so that I am going in to work next Monday and letting them know I am retiring so I can enjoy what time I have left.

2bucket wash and h2o both vehicles, full interior detail as well. Love the way car shampoo doesn't water spot when working in full sun.

Used them for the first time today, going to get rid of my old blue ones, these new ones really work!

Welcome, where in Illinois?

Old tennis shoes

I had one of those when I was younger, lots of fun to drive, pain in the ----- to maintain. Great job on the paint!

I wasn't going to replace my MTM but after seeing the photos, I might just be ordering next week.

Dan, Excellent response to the OP. I hope your dad is doing ok, family is more important than anything related to business. We are only dealing with cars here. I, for one, would say that your Dad would come first, over car cleaning, but that's just me. I think that Adams does a great job on the forums and am proud to be a member and user of the products.

Have one for waterless wash, and love it.

I say if you are good with it, then it's the right thing to charge. If you aren't trying to buy food and pay rent with detailing money, then MB's are a good way idea.

Got a gallon in last MB, it's also a very light blue. Lighter than old waterless. Haven't opened it yet but it certainly isn't as dark blue as the 32 oz I bought.

That is so cute. Had my granddaughter run the Cyclo on her dads car while detailing it once, one of the best detail days I've had. Teach her right !

And that will signal the end of western culture as we know it......

It always boils down to price vs value. The less expensive product is not always the best value, in fact usually isn't. That is assuming the product price isn't inflated just because of the name, think designer clothing. In the case of car chemicals, Adams is a great value for the price, and while more expensive than the auto parts store stuff, or maybe even some othe online retailers, the products do what they say, have an excellent 110% guarantee and the best customer service in the business. And made right here in the USA.

That really cleaned up well. Makes me want to go out to garage and detail mine again.

That is a nice setup.

Now she will want to borrow APC, or glass cleaner for on the house.

Funny, that was my plan to raise them! And that will put the top one just out of reach, so then I will need to get another work platform for that side of the garage

I would use a lot of it if it smelled like leather conditioner. However, that smell may not appeal to those with cloth seats, so maybe a citrus scent?

Beautiful!

Thinking about redoing mine, but they are wooden shelving, on brackets anchored to studs. It will be an all day job and I'd rather clean the cars

They seem better than the 16oz, but I have a problem with the 32 oz size. They won't fit on my storage shelving with the sprayer installed! Guess I will have to stick with 16 oz.

Compliance officer for insurance/investment company.

That's part of the fun, making the process your own, getting the results one wants, with a system that works best for ones self.

Car went in for routine service today, when I went to pick it up they told me they usually wash and "detail" the car. Said mine was better than their guys do, so they didn't touch it???? Service writer asked what I use to keep it so nice, in and outside. Told him Adams, he had never heard of Adams, so was going to go online tonight. Think I will take him some detail spray and buttery wax. It's nice to hear that one's efforts are noticed.