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I've got a couple of 16oz Pumpkin spice detail spray and 3 16 oz car shampoo I'd be willing to offer up.

Just realized my photo is sideways, I like to keep lids locked as can't be knocked off by other garage users. Just don't put damp towels in locked containers.

Plastic bins with locking lids that I got at WalMart

Couldn't get a screenshot on the iPad, but I have the exact same problem!

After all the good talk, I ordered one. I use a lot of waterless, so think that may be the bottle for it.

I would buy one, and will wait until Adams offers them.

Typical Saturday, waterless wash both cars, coat of buttery on Cherokee just for fun. Mowed lawn, when done cleaned mower then used G&G and VRT on it. Took wife out to get what she wanted at store, stopped for supper. Washing car Microfiber now.

Nice, nice, nice!

Cyclo bag from Adams for the Cyclo and pads, generic tool bag for PC and pads.

Welcome to another Land of Lincoln-ite!

Are these the sprayers that spray on both pull and release of trigger?

Looks great, car shampoo is the best car soap out there and one can see the results on your vehicle.

Plastic tub with lid for sprayers and anther one for caps and red inserts, I thought everyone saved them.

There is a great chart on Adam's website, " Choosing a Machine" plus the videos are great at explaining and introducing the machines. I have an old PC, which is a good intro DA, at a lower cost. Also have a Cyclo, which I love as it does a great job, and doesn't vibrate me to death, like the PC does. Any of the machines Adam's sells will do a great job.

Didn't have time this weekend for a full-meal deal, but had was bucket with rinseless wash from a few days ago, so did a quick rinseless on wife's Santa Fe and my Cherokee. Had time for "dry" application of H2O G&G on hers. One of the nice things about keeping vehicles detailed and in good shape, is that one doesn't have to go whole hog every time. Watched the neighbor wash his Camry with hose, one old bucket and what appeared to be a loofa type sponge. Ouch!

Cruze looks great, I had a black LTZ RS for a couple of years, nice DD cars.

Is APC bio degradable, I don't think I have ever seen it mentioned.

Thanks to mystery boxes, I have plenty of APC and do use it on things like lawn mower. I like it better than Simple Green which I use on things like lawn furniture.

Once again had to go to work, came home and mowed lawn. And when done, noticed the push mower wasn't as clean as it could be, so I detailed the mower. I don't think it makes it mow better, but I like having a 4 year old mower that looks new.

I use a work platform that I got at Lowes on sale, works great for SUV roofs

I use detail spray on TV, computer, stainless steel appliances..... Just spray on microfiber first and detail away!

I keep towels, glass cleaner and detail spray in mine. Lives in back of Jeep and serves my purposes quite well. I still wish there was a pre-made travel kit with little bottles of detail spray, glass cleaner, maybe leather conditioner and glaze, plus a few towels. All in a smaller zipper container bag.

Went to work, came home and ordered Mystery Boxes.

I had a Cruze for a couple of years, and the leather did the same thing. Leather in the Cherokee I'm now driving doesn't do this, but does seem to get darker every time I condition it, and doesn't get lighter, I think it was never conditioned from the factory and is just now getting to where it should be.

Use them to buff glass after Adams glass cleaner and glass towel wash, also have a few dedicated to door jambs and other, less delicate, jobs.