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Might not be an Adam's mug, but I'll be happy to give away some RUPES mugs with BigFoot keychains. Post a reflection shot, I'll pick about 5 of my favorites and send you the mug free of charge.
 

Anyone ever use these common pint containers to store your Hex applicators? Seem to work great.

I place so many orders and get so many mints, I always throw them in my trade boxes to my fellow forum friends.

The reason MBs are run so often is because they are successful!
 
The challenge is how to keep people interested.
 
Leverage social media and allow people to build MBs. Add a button on the shopping cart to "Submit For Mystery Box!" For their participation, they are entered in a drawing for gift cards, product, and grand prize is a visit and on-site detail by Adam himself! Preferably before winter. Two versions, $40 "Mystery Box" which has a guaranteed value of $75, and a $10 "Wild Card" box which could have ANYTHING. Whammy boxes contain sample bottles, air fresheners, mugs, and are limited to ONE BOX​ per customer. So for $50 you get a regular mystery box, and a wild card box. Just a couple ideas I have.

I find that the NEW Americana is actually as good or better than the Patriot.  Goes on and off easier.  Amazing shine, And great protection.  

Jaybob,
 
Please PM me with what you have to trade for the White and / or Blue decals.
 
I have a few whites, and many blue ones.
 
Another option I will provide you in lieu of trade, make a small charitable donation and provide proof of payment to that charity, and I will send them out to you. Let's say, a 1.00 donation for each sticker wanted.
 
Also, any other Adam's forum members who may be looking for these, or some of the more recent Adam's sticker offering, the same deal applies.
 
My personal charity of choice would be Leader Dogs for the Blind, but feel to choose anyone you prefer.
 
Thanks for opening up this thread to all members Dan! 

Loving the leather. Wish it lasted a bit longer though.

I've always said that the brilliant glaze should smell like doughnuts lol

The Leather is great !!!

Hello - it's been a while since I've been on the forum. My focus shifted from detailing to road course driving and so all my online time is spent researching and ordering parts, and general track / driving / etc research.
 
Anyway, as you can see from the pic, just after 4 track days.... Added a coupe other pics, including the Cayenne, acting as the 'tow rig' for the GT3.
 
QUESTION: what do you suggest / use to get rubber marks off?

Not a fan of them either, trust me. I just like the schooling concept. I live in Illinois so its hard for me to make it to one day events and such. If a 3 to 5 day class was offered I could take vacation time and learn most of what I need to in that time for the most part i'd hope.

Friends, the Brilliant Glaze is a great product, and is easy to use.  Until, you use it with a pump, which is terrible!   Metal Polishes with the pump are awful as well.
 
Please, shoot us an email if your hate your pump with your BG or MP, and we'll send you dispenser caps!  Orders@AdamsPolishes.com
 
Sorry, we thought we were making it easy, and they work decently in the cold, when we tested.  Truly crappy when it's warm.
 
Lesson learned, and we will make it right!
 
-Adam

Looks pretty good, but my wife wouldn't let me in there with my wallet..

I would vote yes for a leather air freshener.

New guy here from just west of Chicago
 
I am newish here to the adams forums.
I tend to lurk more on forums then post.
 
I found out about Adams Polishes through ramforums.com and a guy at my work also.
 
I bought a few mystery boxes over the last few months and have bought a few chemicals that I wanted to use.
Haven't had the weather or time to give my 14 ram 1500 a full outside detail just yet but will in the spring.
I've done some but not the full yet.
 
I've always used the better type of products at parts stores but none have compared to adams.
I've since gotten rid of 95% of the "other stuff". I still have some rubbing compound to hopefully get the paint better on my Shelby Charger I'm working on that has old bad paint
 
If only I can get the little woman to keep her car clean

New guy here from just west of Chicago
 
I am newish here to the adams forums.
I tend to lurk more on forums then post.
 
I found out about Adams Polishes through ramforums.com and a guy at my work also.
 
I bought a few mystery boxes over the last few months and have bought a few chemicals that I wanted to use.
Haven't had the weather or time to give my 14 ram 1500 a full outside detail just yet but will in the spring.
I've done some but not the full yet.
 
I've always used the better type of products at parts stores but none have compared to adams.
I've since gotten rid of 95% of the "other stuff". I still have some rubbing compound to hopefully get the paint better on my Shelby Charger I'm working on that has old bad paint
 
If only I can get the little woman to keep her car clean