MrRaspberryJam

Thank you guys for all the input! I’m going to remember all of this next time I’m at a job site I never thought of using steel wool. I think I might start bringing a small bottle of Dawn with me and add a little bit to my wash bucket to degrease then whole car before waxing or sealing

Every once and awhile I run across this issue on some of my customers cars and for some reason i can’t figure out how to fix it. This is after washing and claying and even after using a little spray wax but no luck. TIA

Just wondering if Adams will be at any Good Guys car shows this year? More specifically in Pleasanton CA at the fairgrounds

Yes I have everything in the kit I’m just assuming I’ll need it since his headlights have never been buffed & I’ve had times where I couldn’t get full clarity with the kit alone

I’m about to break out my Adams headlight kit for my friends 99 Accord and I’m afraid I’ll need some sandpaper as well and I’ve heard to use everything from 600 grit to 1500-2000 just wondering if anyone can really set the record straight TIA

Honestly no I was lazy and just made a new post lol I appreciate it though I’m gonna get one

Just picked up a sun joe pressure washer a few months back and I’ve been dying to get Adams foam cannon & snub nose handle combo but they won’t connect out of the box, has anyone tried that before or what should I use? TIA

I’m sure this is a pretty controversial topic so I’m gonna go ahead and open that can of worms anyway lol I’m a professional detailer and I’m sure, just like everybody else, going against pet hair is always a PIA. I just wanna know what’s everybody’s secret for removing it from cloth seats? I’ve tried everything from tape to a lint roller to a brush “meant for dog hair” and nothing seems to work

Thank you all for the tips. I’m definitely trying some tomorrow when I wash my car ??

I’ve never had luck with cleaning windows. No matter what towel or chemical I use I always end up with streaks. Tried everything from basic cleaner and towel to brilliant glaze and sealant

Maybe I’ll give it a shot some day. Main reason I ask is because I do detailing for a living and was just brainstorming ways to cut down on a job time to maximize profit and efficiency

Just wondering if anyone has ever tried diluting buttery wax or glaze and putting in a spray bottle? I was pondering ways to shorten my detail time and that was one of my ideas

I’m not hating on Adams whatsoever, I use them 100% for my detailing business I just can’t quite pull the trigger on spending $40 on metal polish. For some reason that’s just holding me back.

I applied using the wet method and surprisingly it was in a garage. The areas with the worst streaks were actually in the shade too

I’ve been thinking about just washing it with soap again but the glaze sounds like a good idea. It makes sense I did use a lot plus it was hot outside on black paint so I’m sure that didn’t match up either