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I put them in zip-lock bags inside of plastic containers. double protection lol

Still an Adams newbie but she filled out nicely with clean and polish products with just testing the space. Someday I will be able to afford a full Adams transition...maybe.
 

If you look in most of the teams sigs you will find what you seek. 

The Forum discount when you joined is always active for 10% off.

Just saw that there is a Adams Frisbee, had to order but to get free shipping had to order some other "needed" items, and I just un-boxed an order yesterday. Since I have the Cyclo, ordered the carpet brushes, anyone have experience with them?

Forgot to add a few tricks I've learned over the last year or so (from reading this forum):
I always do the glass last to clean off everything that accidentally gets sprayed on it. I usually treat the trim pieces early so that I can wash off any VRT that gets on the paint.  If I treat the trim later in the process, I'll do a final wipedown around the trim pieces with Detail Spray or RW solution.  Doesn't take that long because most of the trim is around the windows and on the front. For those hard to reach trim pieces, the VRT Milk is a life saver.  It's a 50/50 solution of VRT and distilled water. 

2 or 3 oz. will give you a lot of suds.

I personally don't subscribe to that method.  Apply the Leather Conditioner with a microfiber towel, then flip over after you have rubbed it into the seat and wipe down with a "dry side" to get off any excess.
 
Thats all you need and nothing more.  99% of factory leather is urethane coated and you are just treating the surface (think clear coat) - using more than you need is only wasting product.
 
I literally apply and remove to all 4 of my seats in 5 minutes using one all purpose 350 or so gsm towel.  One bottle of Leather Conditioner will do both my cars and my leather sectional quite a few times and lasts me 6+ months - I bought my last bottle in October and am just about due for a refill.

If you're getting streaks or blotches, the problem isn't in buffing. It's a simple thing of some parts being dryer than others and soaking up the product quicker so those areas will look "blotchy" or "streaky" where it has already dried.  Sometimes you'll need to apply 2 or 3 times to get a uniform appearance.  Apply it liberally, don't be stingy with it.  It's good stuff and works better than any of the other leather products I've used over the years. 

I took advantage of the sale and bought one. Can't wait for it to get here

That is all.

Not a fan of them either, trust me. I just like the schooling concept. I live in Illinois so its hard for me to make it to one day events and such. If a 3 to 5 day class was offered I could take vacation time and learn most of what I need to in that time for the most part i'd hope.

I would be interested in the detail spray for sure! I could use some shampoo but I don't want to seem greedy. just let me know what you would like to do and send me a pm and we can figure out shipping cost. thanks for the response!

I put them in zip-lock bags inside of plastic containers. double protection lol

I've got a couple of 16oz Pumpkin spice detail spray and 3 16 oz car shampoo I'd be willing to offer up.

First time customer turned long time customer here!

awesome car Chad, love that color combo! welcome to the forum!

Hey addicts I have a few things I am willing to part with if you might want to trade out products. The 2 h20 are never used just put the sprayer on when I received them in the mail as I store them on my closet rack by the spray handle for space saving and temp control. The pumpkin detail spray is missing just a few sprays I ended up not liking the smell as I like the original more. The detail spray is new . Wheel cleaner gallon I'd missing a 16oz bottle I poured but my family bought me multiple gallons for my bday so I don't want it to sit forever. Paint sealant I'd missing 1 panel worth of product applied via machine so it's practically full. I use a ceramic coating on the nice car so I don't need sealant now and don't want it to go to waste. I'm open for any trade ideas just shoot me what your thinking. Have a good day.

Not a fan of them either, trust me. I just like the schooling concept. I live in Illinois so its hard for me to make it to one day events and such. If a 3 to 5 day class was offered I could take vacation time and learn most of what I need to in that time for the most part i'd hope.

Welcome to the family!!