flyboy9994

Hey all, OP here.
 
Promise this isn't a rant or a complaint. More of an inquiry. If a few bristles fall out when the brush is new then no big deal. I'll continue to use it and if it get's to the point where it's obvious the brush is defective then I have no problem with contacting Adams customer service. Just got a little concerned when a decent size clump came out the last time I used it.
 
Basically just asking if this is normal and if so then no big deal. I'm certainly not bashing and I use nothing but Adams and am constantly amazed at how great these products are. Lifelong customer here for sure!

Hey all, OP here.
 
Promise this isn't a rant or a complaint. More of an inquiry. If a few bristles fall out when the brush is new then no big deal. I'll continue to use it and if it get's to the point where it's obvious the brush is defective then I have no problem with contacting Adams customer service. Just got a little concerned when a decent size clump came out the last time I used it.
 
Basically just asking if this is normal and if so then no big deal. I'm certainly not bashing and I use nothing but Adams and am constantly amazed at how great these products are. Lifelong customer here for sure!

Hey all, OP here.
 
Promise this isn't a rant or a complaint. More of an inquiry. If a few bristles fall out when the brush is new then no big deal. I'll continue to use it and if it get's to the point where it's obvious the brush is defective then I have no problem with contacting Adams customer service. Just got a little concerned when a decent size clump came out the last time I used it.
 
Basically just asking if this is normal and if so then no big deal. I'm certainly not bashing and I use nothing but Adams and am constantly amazed at how great these products are. Lifelong customer here for sure!

Yeah... Mine are usually gone before I pull the last bottle out of the box. Yum!

You really need to try this product. It's absolutely amazing! It's so glossy when I'm done I've pretty much given up on waxing altogether. Some do wax on top of H2O just to add a little extra pop but I find it pretty much good to go especially for a daily driver. I believe the standard answer is that it should last a few weeks to a month. Depends on your conditions, environment etc. I'm really addicted to this stuff and it's so damn easy to use. Just my opinion. Enjoy!

I love me some Buttery Wax
 

 
 
 

Here's a few.....

Besides being an Adam's dealer in my spare time I design aircraft modifications. Everything from cargo conversions, on board fire suppression systems, re-engining, etc. Probably the easiest to spot is our DC-10 fire fighter.

How about an option to "keep me logged in" like some social media sites have, for those of us who seem to spend more time here and on store site than anywhere else on the Internet.

Yeah. This was my thoughts exactly so I'll just give it another wash afterwards to float all the gunk away. Even though this is a new car, the paint is definitely rough with imbedded particles and I'm certain the clay bar will leave some behind.
 
Also, I'm not going to machine polish this time. Paint is in pretty good shape otherwise so I'm going to try and hand polish with Revive. Still going to wash afterwards for extra insurance. Thanks everyone. Write up with pics to follow.

Offshore Helicopter Pilot in support of the natural gas/oil industry. Times are kind of lean right now. I'm one of the few people who DON'T like low oil prices!
 

The microfiber pad is the most aggressive cutting pad and he stepped down to the plain orange cutting pad which would be one step less aggressive. This should in concept remove or greatly reduce the heavy swirl introduced by the microfiber pad.

Offshore Helicopter Pilot in support of the natural gas/oil industry. Times are kind of lean right now. I'm one of the few people who DON'T like low oil prices!
 

Remorseful that I didn't have an opportunity to own one sooner.... I think I heard the leaf blower and Sidekick cry a little tonight.
 
That thing is as much fun as it is efficient.
 
The first switch is like "wow that's incredible..." the second switch invokes maniacal laughing, and ear to ear grinning. 

What's wrong with you guys? You're damn garages are too CLEAN...
 
Making me feel bad. Now I gotta go clean/re-arrange my garage!
 
And get better lights... Geeezzz!

Yay or Nay?
 
Seems like this would work really well after a good wash. Spray on wet car like H2O and then dry?

I have only seen one video. I watched it a couple times and dont remember seeing anything about lubricity.  Just that it was a water activated protectant.
 
Probably kind of expensive to use an an every time product to keep from scratching your surface anyway.

Dan is correct and yes you aren't adding lubricity when you dry with HGG, but you are applying a sealant. Your maintenance washes should be dried with Detail Spray or a lubricating agent.
 
If you want to "kick it up a notch" when applying HGG, after you apply it with your application towel, when you go back over it to get any remaining residues with your dry towel, spray a mist of DS on your towel and or the panel to get an awesome, streak free shine and an awesomely safe way to seal and shine in one step.

H2O Guard & Gloss is slightly different than Detail Spray in that you're spreading it across the surface with a wet plush microfiber towel as it activates with the water. It will then haze up and you buff it dry with a dry microfiber towel.
 
It's not needed every wash and that would be wasting a more expensive product than Detail Spray. I will use H2O Guard & Gloss every 4 or 5 washes or 2-3 months, to keep outstanding shine and protection onto my daily driver 

That is what H2OG&G is designed to do. Check out the videos!

So would the H20 Guard and Gloss have any lubricity to do similar?

never tried it, but I will now

Use it all the time when drying. Great stuff.

Once you try it you will never go back, notice how much slicker your paint is and how your Great White drying towel has zero drag, which means less chance of scratching.

I agree with the others, I always spray DS on a wet car before drying.