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I have used a product called Xenit. It removes adhesive really well, will remove tar, grease also. The only drawback is that it will remove all wax, Polish, glaze, and anything else but doesn't hurt clear coat. If used, definitely have to relax/polish/seal the area.

I wasn't able to log in yesterday , called and placed my order, as always GREAT customer service! I wish every company was this good. Anyway login works today.

They would be helpful for sure. Actually James__ just sent me some organizational sheets he uses and there is a ton of info in them that I'm going to study. Very nice of him to do that for a stranger. This is a great site.

Welcome ! There is a retail store in Louisville? Now I have a reason to vacation in Colorado!

A+ on that test.

Used new Cyclo for first time today, wow - lots easier than my PC. Rinse less wash, Clay, little correction on couple of tiny scratches. Then Liquid paint sealant, followed by coat of Patriot. Wife's friends still in house planning baby shower for daughter in law, so stayed in garage and finished interior, glass, tires and trim. Cherokee looks great again, bet it rains or snows tomorrow.

What is the Super Bowl?  Does that mean I will have the Coin Op to myself tomorrow?  I have 2 cars left to spray off and do a Rinseless in the garage.

Welcome to the best detail forum there is! You will want to get some H2O guard and gloss, that stuff is awesome.

Welcome to the best detail forum there is! You will want to get some H2O guard and gloss, that stuff is awesome.

The worst customer service ever! Lol.

Welcome to the forum, best auto related forum on the net, best people on a forum too. You will love the CTS, put over 150 K on mine before I got rid of it.

I was wondering, how many forum members are professional detailers, and how many are "amateur hobbiests" like me?

I am definitely not a professional and do not wish to become one, but would love to provide detail services here and there via word-of-mouth recommendations.  I have no intention of making it a primary source of income but would love to make a few extra bucks here and there and get to have fun doing it on my own terms and not dealing with the liability of it being my actual job.

Agree with everything EXCEPT SnapBack flat bill would like a baseball cap.

H2O Guard and Gloss and detai spray are my main uses for double sorts.

Last order detail spray was frozen a bit, kind of like crushed ice in a soda at McDonalds, let it thaw on its own and after shaking seems like it's ok. Don't know if interior detailer will come out ok, but it's really great that Adams is willing to replace it if in doubt. What a great company, who else would apologize for weather related issues.

i've noticed a few other Daily Drivers that you can tell someone loves on at home... I often wonder what products they use, or if they even do it themselves. 

^^^ Me thinks that was a nice way of saying, out of respect for the provider of this forum we're not going to discuss what may be available from other vendors.

Was wondering this as well.

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!

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.

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!

Welcome Tyler!  
 
In addition how the others have advised you how to spend your $, I would recommend trying the H2O G&G.  It is a great way to add shine and protection to any car.

I just laugh at their attempt at deatialing!

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