Tundra5-0

I like this picture, even though it's not close enough to show the real shine:

It shows your finger really well.

My baby at Truck Nats, Carlisle 2012

I would love to have that to pester my Doberman. She is always messing with my cat and this was be a great payback!

The kitchen step stool that is now a garage step stool. The top bar has a rubber handle so it does not scratch.

The carpet dyes that I have found you usually have to buy a kit so you can blend colors and they aren't cheap. So you may want to find someone who has a kit and if you don't like the outcome then buy new carpet.

You know your going to have to change your screen name to Fordman! That's sweet

....and of course, I'm working all weekend. I really need to stock up for my new garage.

Amazing job, amazing car.

There are some spectacular homes on here. In this area the housing market is still alitttle crazy when it comes to price. All the really cool houses we looked at do not come with any property. They just stack the new house on top of each other.

This is one of the reasons I have not been on in a while. Selling this house after 6 yrs of refurbishing and we settle on our new home in 2 weeks

This is the house we just sold. (took almost a year to sell)

Custom wet bar

Backyard

Its been a labor of love, but with a baby on the way, and an 8 month old Doberman. We need more space! Here is the house we will be getting in a couple of weeks.

I finally get my garage!

Next tip: buy a better drill! lol

If you watch your sig, it goes with the beat.

Just a tip that I have noticed using the wheel cleaning tool. After the felt pieces start to lay down, I reverse the drill for a couple of seconds and they stand back up and clean a little better.

Just an FYI, those brushes can be picked up at your local hobby shop. Model builders use them. Your kit will last a little longer. I have never used this kit, but I reconized the brushes.

I see this thread is still alive. I still use this method with great results. I use the smallest nozzle available for my shop vac and my vac has a flexible long car hose which is also smaller than a conventional shop vac hose. Works great in the small cracks and does not blow dust anywhere. Just a thought for those guys that dont have a compressor lying around and dont feel like dragging their leaf blower out.

:worth:We still have not seen the new car!

All nice cars, contgrats on the win.

Looks good

Freak'n awsome

At least the fuzzy dice stayed on the mirror

I will have to buy one this winter for next year. It will be on my Christmas list, since the cold will setting in soon.

man I love that ISF... wouldn't mind having one of those in the garage.

I will let you know when his wife gets tired of it. She didnt like the black Corvette they traded for it. I think he keeps cars for a couple of years and then they are gone.

By the way the wheels are horrible to keep clean due to the high performance TRD brakes. The dust has already eaten through the finish!

Rich, thanks............I dont know how people own black vehicles. I feel like all the cars people want cleaned are black, because they dont feel like dealing with them. The do look kick a$$ when their clean though. Thanks guys. Hopefully Pat will chime in.

Well a new member want to get the Adams experience with some products. I had the perfect oportunity for him. So myself and Pmconners who just joined the Adams community spent 2 days cleaning cars. I had a customer who wanted his Lexus ISF and his Dodge Ram looking new again. This was the perfect cars to show (pat) pmconners how to use some of the Adams products, we removed some light swirls, cleaned interiors and engine bays.

Here was our results:

The easiest engine bay to clean and VRT

A little VRT and IUS just before a light wipe down make the weel well look brand new:

..and since I had the room, a little IUS on the rear also makes it look new:

Thanks to pmconners for all his hard work the Ram was a long day, but with the ride height makes for a lot of areas to clean. I think he will be investing alot in Adams soon!

P.S. I didn't know where to post this since it was a car and a truck.

I think we need Junkman to show how to properly use peanut butter on our cars!

Both trucks look great, but in that second pick I would of hate to install that drywall....wow!