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Can it save the picture? I think that would be a cool thing to see.

I agree with Dave, this is my preferred order. Add the APC into your regular wash bucket. Washing with dawn will also remove all the old product but is bad about drying out rubber seals and such, especially on older vehicles.

This ^^ The towels are still manufactured in an industrial process, likely as a large sheet then cut into smaller appropriate sizes so there will always be some excess material that is not connected to the towel itself. I always run mine through a couple wash cycles prior to use because I know there is very little that is as aggravating as pushing around lint while I try to remove it from a freshly detailed truck.

Welcome to the Forum, Anthony!

I just double tapped and send a picture back to them.

That is a SWEET color! Looks great! This is a VERY rough profile of the door. The peak in the rocker panel creates a sharp line in what is being reflected (which is shown by the arrows). EDIT: Just realized you probably meant all the way down the door laterally rather than vertically.... That's a good point; the sky is probably obstructed by the building or some adjacent structure.

I replied to the snapchat story but nothing... haha

Just above the rocker panel? It looks like that is where the body line kicks out so it's a reflection of the sky.

Very nice! Quite the setup you have there!

When was this truck featured in Truckin'? I probably have the issue at home!

I used to use this to revive the white letters on my old truck's tires. Pretty harsh stuff but definitely gets the job done.

Great turnout! Very slick! Once I get moved to Fort Worth for work, I would love to meet up some time and snap some pictures of our trucks together if you are interested! I think the contrast of the white v black, lowered v lifted, would look pretty cool!

Thanks! I'll look in to it!

Yes, I do have the input for it. Is it worth doing? I haven't read up on it at all yet. I guess I will have to check it out. I will definitely let you know if I am interested though and I really appreciate you letting me borrow your mic.

Congrats! Good to hear they are doing well!

Absolutely. I have an iPhone, but the control and capabilities of the head unit when pair with my phone is unreal compared to just a 3 years ago when I bought my last stereo deck. And there are all kinds of sound settings I have never used. The listening position and timing correction are especially nice for a crisp sound tailored to your position in the vehicle.

I really like it so far. The Pioneer App Radio Live is nice as I can use the nav from my phone and it has a lot of nice features. I'll have to get out the user manual to learn more about it haha. I have had several Pioneer units in previous trucks but they were all single din so this one has a little bit of a learning curve. That's one hell of a deck you got!

Very nice results and slick truck!

Great for shows, meet days, cruises, etc. to give that extra pop and impression factor, just doesn't last. It does give a shine superior to H2O G&G, though not by a lot. My recommendation is to use the H2O G&G every few maintenance washes then apply Glaze as you see fit or when you want to impress and the layered effect is phenomenal.

If you live anywhere that there is light colored clay, you will understand just how much it can stain rubber and even plastic to the point harsh chemicals are necessary to remove it. Here in Oklahoma a large part of our state is red clay that stains tires horribly, even when it's a dry dust in the air. However, because the tread, even in areas that do not make contact with the road, is largely still black, it is likely that the discoloration you were seeing is due to Tire Blooming. Check out the link Chris posted above for tire maintenance information and tips. My tires see a lot of dirt that dries out the rubber on jobsites for work so I scrub them each wash to keep them dark and rich even before applying VRT or Tire Shine. I clean my tires with Simple Green (Diluted 2:1 if not very dirty, 1:1 for standard cleaning, full strength for very dirt tires) as I know it is biodegradable and safe and it takes quite a bit to clean the surface area on my tires so much of it winds up on the ground.

I don't let my towels breathe in their container. I throw them in the dryer on no heat until 50-75% dry just to get rid of the water that can be shed while they are being tumbled. Then I lay them out to air dry the rest of the way; once they feel thoroughly dry, I leave them out another day or so to be sure then fold and store them.

Congratulations and the best of luck!

Finally got rid of the factory base model stereo deck and installed a Pioneer AVH-X4800BS. Looks, sounds, and operates much better; not to mention the added features.

I figured as much! As a small company I can only imagine the kind of impact that incurring costs of that size without knowing what kind of returns to expect may yield. Who knows, maybe I'll be able to visit PA or check out Hot August Nights sometime! I do try to plan my vacations around automotive events when possible . And no problem! I just clicked on the "Events" tab a few days ago and noticed nothing was listed but your link did have the list!

Side Note: I think the webpage address used for the Events page has changed at some point. When clicking on the "Events" tab at the top of the forum webpages, it directs people to... http://www.adamsforums.com/forum/25-official-adams-detail-clinics-events/ ...but that wepbage is blank and gives an error message. If that route could be changed to direct people to the link you posted above... http://adamspolishes.com/events ...then I think the Events page would be much more accessible to users.