shmedley

Quote of the year:
 
"No telling what the stripper will do to your tires."
 
 

Happy to see this thread another year, and proud to thank every Veteran for your service.  God Bless the USA, and God Bless all our Veterans and servicemen and women who are serving and will be our future Veterans.  

There's several of us having this issue.  Can't the solution be shared here?

Finished my bench up.
 

@RayS My old man bought a demo 83 Charger back in 84 because I liked the sunroof and how big it was and I was kinda hooked on these little cars since then. (Which my pleasantly round self can still fit through today) 
He drove that till he gave it to me when I got my license in 95, with only doing basic maintenance to it, until I killed it of course. I do remember going past dealers and seeing them back in the day cause it looked like the car we were in and I wanted one then.

@shmedley I drove a 1982 Dodge Charger 2.2 from Elizabeth City, NC to Kodiak, AK and back to Upstate, NY.  It was a great little car for the time, but wasn't made for the Alcan.   The second trip to Alaska was in a Ford Bronco II, Eddie Bauer edition. 

1986 Dodge Shelby Charger
2014 Ram 1500
 
 

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Nice Malibu’s!  😆
 
SS owners get the joke.......

Mopar guy, I have a '15 Dodge Challenger 392 Scat Pack Shaker, and '20 Durango RT Black Top.

that looks like more of an anodizing issue then anything.
I have had some paintball equipment in the past that depending on the alloy of aluminum used after a while being in the sun and heat it would turn to that same color that your rims did.

Noon Wednesday vs. Friday morning at 9:00
 

Here's mine.

1969 Plymouth Road Runner................... photo from 1972................ sold it in 1978..........could kick myself seeing what prices these cars bring today
 
 

Show wasn't bad, weather was real nice with just one brief storm after we'd closed on Friday evening. Perhaps a third less vendors in the midway, and I heard gate entries were down by about half. My guess; about 1/4, or a bit less wore masks once through the gates. Masks had to be worn to enter. Our sales numbers were pretty good, being above where they were in 2017 and there were no Sunday sales this year with it being Father's Day, so one day less for the Event. We tried our best to adhere to the CDC guidelines to keep ourselves, and our customers as safe as possible.
We set up differently to allow a better flow through our space, having the tables of product on the outsides, leaving the center for upright cabinets with plenty of room for Social Distancing. We limited the numbers of bottles of product per table.
 
All my Team Members wore masks

Notice a tube of disinfecting wipes at both cash boxes to keep the area wiped down and clean, as well as a bottle of Hand Sanitizer by Dan to be used between customers.
 
We had only one clearly marked way in

 
and one clearly marked way out

with every other possible way in roped off.
 
Social Distancing placards were throughout our store

 
The line to the point of sale registers was labeled at six foot intervals

 
Can't wait to be back for the Chrysler Nationals in early July!

As the thread title states, The Chrysler Nationals will be held July 10-12 in Carlisle, PA.
 
https://www.carlisleevents.com/events/events-detail/index?id=chrysler+nationals&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIudXlr-qw6gIVkcDICh22_giuEAAYASAAEgLArPD_BwE
 
We'll be in our normal location at the end of the Midway in Row IE. You can't miss us, look for the large inflatable Detail Spray Bottle on top of our trailer. hope to see you there!
 
I should have two cases of the newly released Slick & Slide arriving sometime after my pallets of product. First come first served! I also have some products I'm letting go at 50% off! 

I just pulled my pontiac 455 and spent hours cleaning it all up.  The intake was worse.  I put wheel coat on exhaust tips of vette and it holding up great how about on aluminum manifolds maybe heads?  Does it hold in heat like the traditional ceramic coating(not a good thing)
 
Still a work in progress

It's quite possible they could put together a trio. I can ask if there are any plans for that!

New to Adams products Few pictures if the jeep and charger love detailing cars. Well thanks for the add hope to see some of you out there on the streets 

Wanted to give a shout out to Charles and Adam (not Adam Pitale). 
 
Had issues with my Micro Polisher and contacted customer service via email. Received a quick reply from Charles who asked me to bring it back to the warehouse. I went the following day. Unfortunately Charles was not in when I arrived. I was assisted by another gentleman, I didn't get his name. He looked over the polisher and saw the problems. He asked if I wanted a refund or replacement. I told him I would like it replaced as I really enjoyed using the polisher while it worked. He had Adam get a new Micro Polisher and replaced the unit. Can't ask for more than that.
 
I decided to walk around the showroom since I was there. Can be an expensive proposition if I'm left to wonder for too long. This when I got to talk with Adam. A very pleasant young man and I enjoyed talking with him. Adam took great care of me and I left with some great products.
 
I am a loyal customer due to the great product line and equally great staff. Keep up the great work!

Time sure flies! Tried my hand at another cake for a friends birthday...it is a Sandworm from a Nightmare Before Christmas!  Even the big open mouth is cake covered in modeling chocolate...the "sand" is crushed up biscoff cookies! The bottom is three layers of vanilla butter cake & homemade swiss meringue vanilla buttercream.

So I've got a brand new vehicle,last one was Tboned and totalled a couple months ago. It came with a factory sealant so my washing routine was based off of that, established and good to go. With my new vehicle I opted out of the sealant this time because I wanted to get more hands on with Adam's various products and do more myself.
 
So needless to say with the basic paint and clearcoat now, my washing and mostly exterior protection methods will be totally different and I need some opinions on the directions I should take now. I'll list below the products I recently purchased and hopefully you guys n gals will chime in on what's the best options for layering products,upkeep ect. Overall I wanna experiment and see what produces the best protection and shine! Thanks.
 
Ceramic Paste Wax V1
Ceramic Boost
Brilliant Glaze
Buttery Wax
H20 Guard and Gloss
Spray Wax
 
Pic of my new ride
2020 Dodge Durango GT Plus
 

Do what I did.  ASK your wife to clean the windows inside. Tell her that her hands are smaller and you can't get into the corners. Then when it's done, tell her how GREAT the windows look, and that you could never get them to look that good.  After that, she'll want to do them all the time.   Just don't let your wife know I told you.  

Nice. I have a '68 as well. Can't get enough of these Pontiacs. 
 

Don’t forget Portillos chocolate cake 😁