Jon P. Nusbaum

I have been telling Adam for the last 4 years to develop the Paste Wax, I have it on order to use, and just like most of us, antisipate a great product; but some of you are going over the edge, it seems that some of you are so excited, that you must be using it as a sexual lubricant. JP

Who would have thought that a Paste Wax from Adam's would have such fantastic appeal to his customers; I recall a guy that recommended this to Adam about 4 years ago.

Wonder what size T Shirt she wears? ****,if she rolls over this guy in bed...He's a goner! JP:lolsmack:

Yes; Did you see the first one I did for Adam, I think he had it in his LA office. I had an older Adam mixing chemicals. Thought this would be fun, as Adam said he started working on bikes early on. JP:pc:

Yes; Did you see the first one I did for Adam, I think he had it in his LA office. I had an older Adam mixing chemicals. Thought this would be fun, as Adam said he started working on bikes early on. JP:pc:

These should be great in the shower,"for those hard to reach places", these really should be great, I just don't like the "Black Block" pads,they have been a pain to use. JP

Wanted to post this earlier on Digital Vette forum but thought it would foul-up the contest. This is my rendition of what could have been Adam's 9th birthday start of his detailing career. Enjoy, JP

Wanted to post this earlier on Digital Vette forum but thought it would foul-up the contest. This is my rendition of what could have been Adam's 9th birthday start of his detailing career. Enjoy, JP

I have been using the BSG for several years, and use it as a Glaze; in that I prep the car,polish, then use the BSG, and then coat it with Buttery Wax,sealing in the Glaze, the way a Glaze is supposed to be used. I seal in the Glaze with a coat of wax. I do this procedure about 4 to 5 times on my Black Vette, and have a deep glass like shine,very smooth to the touch and deep. I use the Detail Spray as it should be used, to clean off light dust.

This product is the "BOMB" I use it on my collection of High End Watches, Audemar Peguet,Rolex,Breitling,and Tag Heuer, It really gives them a very high polish,it's so good, I think it makes the best Jewelry polish available. So it's got to be fantasic on auto trim.

Put a coat of Adam's Glaze on your prepared car, then top it with a few coats of Buttery Wax...You will be amazed at the depth and gloss of your finish:thumbsup:

Suggestion, apply a light coat, then reapply a second coat a few minutes later. "Look Mom" no slinging of product, compared to another similar product available by catalog,Adam's Undercarriage Spray is less "greesy" in it's final appearance, great look.

I have found "IN @ OUT to be fantastic on the engine bay on my 08 Black Vette. keeps all the black areas looking better then when I got it. The important thing is there is no after smell like there is on everyother product available for engine protectant, and it lasts at least 2 months for me. Highly recommend. Jon

I have tried many "waxes" over the years. Some are great, some not, but I have consistantly gone back to Adam's Buttery Wax. It's ease of use, I can do the whole preprepted car in less than 30 minutes. It gives a deep shine that rivels that of the top sealants for deep clear look. Although it has been available for a few years, it excells on the new hard clearcoats on Corvettes, Mercedes, Volvo, and many others, it goes on,and wipes off with ease. As far as lasting, I personally layer about 5 or 6 coats, water just bounces off, terrific product. Add Adam's Detail Spray, and you have a finish that's as deep as a mirror.

Jason; Thanks for the clarification, your color match to pads is really a great idea( even thou I personally don't like the SuperWax in dark grey) You should use this explanation as a positive sales tool. Mention it in your web advertising. Really, it makes since, the way you explain it. Thanks again for imforming this idiot. JP:willy: