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Always use some sort of lubrication when anything is in contact with the paint. Water just isn't enough.
 
Detail Spray misted onto a wet car for maintenance washes is perfect.

Like many others in here, if I'm drying a vehicle and I'm not applying H2O Guard & Gloss or using the Master Blaster on that particular wash, I will mist Detail Spray around the vehicle every time I dry. You don't even need to use a bunch of product, but the extra lubrication does aid in drying and add an extra step of safety at reducing the chance of drying-induced swirl marks

Never dry a vehicle without it

My go to product on a wet car, unless it is H2O time. It stops water spots cold if you don't have a blower. 

I have used it when drying in the past to help prevent water spots especially if I am just doing a quick wash and wax on a mostly clean truck. 
 
I dont bother if I am using H20 in the colder months when I cant detail as much. 

Yep yep yep.

Yes, I do it all the time, helps prevent water spotting.

A yay for me as well. I usually apply H20 Guard and Gloss every month and usually wash our cars once or twice a week. Whenever its not the beginning of the month I spray detail spray all over the car and as said above, it make drying 100 times easier. Not only does it make drying easier but it also prevent water spots and mainly it helps leave lest streaking while wiping the water off the car. Touching on a point ricky bobby said, lubrication is key so not only are you making drying easier but you are also SAFELY drying the car. Overall, this method is effective and is 110% guaranteed like the Adams Polishes Car Care line   

Always a lubricating agent when drying will help reduce likelihood of wash induced scratching. If you watch Larry Kosilla's videos he says in his detailing experience most marring introduced in paint is from poor drying technique with lack of lubrication on the surface.
 
Detail Spray, diluted Rinseless, or even Waterless Wash are all great drying agents because they are adding lubrication to the panel as you are drying.

Yay for me too, use it when drying Rinseless wash panel by panel. Funny thing is I haven't used Detail Spray on a dry car yet.

Same here,
If I am not using H2O I always use Detail spray before drying. As soon as I stop rinsing and doing a run off with the hose I spray the whole truck with Detail spray to stop water spots. It neutralizes the water to help prevent the spots plus it seems to help shed water off of the paint.

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

I thought these special MF towels for glass were a gimmick... until I tried one. They are the best towel I've ever used on glass bar none! I use one for the wet work and a dry one for buffing. Perfectly clean glass every time.

Well, my new Camaro got her first taste of Adam's products earlier today.
 
I'm at work out of state so I wasn't able to do a full correction. Started with a good wash, only had one bucket but thankfully I did have a grit guard. Did the wheels first. Emptied and cleaned bucket and washed the car with Adam's Car Shampoo. Awesome stuff. Dried the whole car and used Detail Spray to get bugs minor junk off paint. Also, clayed all the exterior windows to prep for glass sealer. Then applied Butter Wax 2 panels at a time and then removed. I was in full sun but it wasn't hot outside, panels were warm to the touch but not hot. Butter Wax performed unbelievably easy. Then I went over whole car with Detail Spray to clean up any wax residue etc. Last step was to clean windows with the green glass cleaner. This stuff is amazing! Finally used glass sealant on windshield. Slicker than glass! Pun intended.
 
Anyway, I'm fully hooked. That Detail Spray definitely impressed me the most and will be purchased by the gallon from now on! Amazing stuff for sure.
 
O.K. Well, time for another order. Here's the results of a simple wash and butter wax:
 

Well, my new Camaro got her first taste of Adam's products earlier today.
 
I'm at work out of state so I wasn't able to do a full correction. Started with a good wash, only had one bucket but thankfully I did have a grit guard. Did the wheels first. Emptied and cleaned bucket and washed the car with Adam's Car Shampoo. Awesome stuff. Dried the whole car and used Detail Spray to get bugs minor junk off paint. Also, clayed all the exterior windows to prep for glass sealer. Then applied Butter Wax 2 panels at a time and then removed. I was in full sun but it wasn't hot outside, panels were warm to the touch but not hot. Butter Wax performed unbelievably easy. Then I went over whole car with Detail Spray to clean up any wax residue etc. Last step was to clean windows with the green glass cleaner. This stuff is amazing! Finally used glass sealant on windshield. Slicker than glass! Pun intended.
 
Anyway, I'm fully hooked. That Detail Spray definitely impressed me the most and will be purchased by the gallon from now on! Amazing stuff for sure.
 
O.K. Well, time for another order. Here's the results of a simple wash and butter wax:
 

Well, my new Camaro got her first taste of Adam's products earlier today.
 
I'm at work out of state so I wasn't able to do a full correction. Started with a good wash, only had one bucket but thankfully I did have a grit guard. Did the wheels first. Emptied and cleaned bucket and washed the car with Adam's Car Shampoo. Awesome stuff. Dried the whole car and used Detail Spray to get bugs minor junk off paint. Also, clayed all the exterior windows to prep for glass sealer. Then applied Butter Wax 2 panels at a time and then removed. I was in full sun but it wasn't hot outside, panels were warm to the touch but not hot. Butter Wax performed unbelievably easy. Then I went over whole car with Detail Spray to clean up any wax residue etc. Last step was to clean windows with the green glass cleaner. This stuff is amazing! Finally used glass sealant on windshield. Slicker than glass! Pun intended.
 
Anyway, I'm fully hooked. That Detail Spray definitely impressed me the most and will be purchased by the gallon from now on! Amazing stuff for sure.
 
O.K. Well, time for another order. Here's the results of a simple wash and butter wax:
 

Well, my new Camaro got her first taste of Adam's products earlier today.
 
I'm at work out of state so I wasn't able to do a full correction. Started with a good wash, only had one bucket but thankfully I did have a grit guard. Did the wheels first. Emptied and cleaned bucket and washed the car with Adam's Car Shampoo. Awesome stuff. Dried the whole car and used Detail Spray to get bugs minor junk off paint. Also, clayed all the exterior windows to prep for glass sealer. Then applied Butter Wax 2 panels at a time and then removed. I was in full sun but it wasn't hot outside, panels were warm to the touch but not hot. Butter Wax performed unbelievably easy. Then I went over whole car with Detail Spray to clean up any wax residue etc. Last step was to clean windows with the green glass cleaner. This stuff is amazing! Finally used glass sealant on windshield. Slicker than glass! Pun intended.
 
Anyway, I'm fully hooked. That Detail Spray definitely impressed me the most and will be purchased by the gallon from now on! Amazing stuff for sure.
 
O.K. Well, time for another order. Here's the results of a simple wash and butter wax:
 

Geeezzz... Don't feel bad.
 
I've been out of the hardcore detailing scene for over 5 years. Totally lost when I started doing research.
 
Until I got here that is!
 
First time in my life I actually WANT to get out and detail my car. Can't wait to try most (all?) of these Adams products.

OK Great. Thanks Chris.
 
Forgot about the microfiber orange pad. Probably going to need it! Sounds like a good plan. Going to be a few weeks but I'll take some progress pics and post them here. Thanks again.

OK Great. Thanks Chris.
 
Forgot about the microfiber orange pad. Probably going to need it! Sounds like a good plan. Going to be a few weeks but I'll take some progress pics and post them here. Thanks again.

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!

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!

Here she is:
 

OK. That makes perfect sense. Also, the price difference is definitely worth considering too. Those clay towels aren't cheap! I have used clay bars in the past and was always amazed at the results. Adams clay bar it is then! Thanks.

Here she is: