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Sweet! I'll probably talk to you about it sometime soon! 

I had the original phantom and than when the phantom 3 professional debuted I bought that one as well. I love them. Super easy to fly and incredibly fun. Buy it you won't be disappointed. And if you have any questions or comments message me!

Dan although I appreciate the lengthy response I believe you're missing the point of the "review" system.  I know it's not your job it's somebody elses jop that has 12 other things to do blah blah blah.....but to boldly admit that you censor the reviews that are in fact legit and from loyal customers because they were unhappy with one of your products and chose to voice that opinion is disappointing and not what I would expect out of Adams at all....like I said in a previous post I'm a newbie here....I haven't had any problems with any products that I've ordered over the last month......and I THOUGHT that being a small business of 15 people would differentiate yourself from the usual "fanboy" websites......

Dan although I appreciate the lengthy response I believe you're missing the point of the "review" system.  I know it's not your job it's somebody elses jop that has 12 other things to do blah blah blah.....but to boldly admit that you censor the reviews that are in fact legit and from loyal customers because they were unhappy with one of your products and chose to voice that opinion is disappointing and not what I would expect out of Adams at all....like I said in a previous post I'm a newbie here....I haven't had any problems with any products that I've ordered over the last month......and I THOUGHT that being a small business of 15 people would differentiate yourself from the usual "fanboy" websites......

Its not something the mods can really answer as its nor forum related.
 
But its been 10 days so that is answer enough.
 

I think the most important question everyone wants to know, is did you lay Glaze down before the Sealant? 

There is no wright or wrong way, I like the BG under for its filling abilities and under PS it will last longer.
I also will, say for a show put a coat of BG over my PS for a quick pop. It just don't last however BG won't build up either so you could apply a coat every weekend if you like.
Hope this makes sense to you.

Detail Spray for me. 

I would like to know the answer to the above question as well Rich. This is awfully disappointing.....

Be careful. There is a fine line between sniffing and tasting

That's not half as bad as what I've been going thru lately.....I'm type 1 diabetic....and I just use adams polishes so I can smell fruity and sugary things....just don't eat them

Absolutely. I do it basically exclusively in Jersey winters as well. With proper technique and pre soaking it's perfectly safe.

Yessir rinseless is perfect for a car covered in dust, when done properly I might add. As long as you understand the process it will be just what you need!

^ It must be good stuff. I see your windshield wipers are excited

The videos are are a great place TO START. If one isn't willing to use common sense, then maybe one should let someone else do their detailing.

ALL of Adam's chemicals are made in the USA.  Yes, there are some accessories (machines and some towels) that are made out of the country, but only because Adam's continues to sell only the BEST products available. 

yes i did sealent, glaze, wax. 
 
after wiping  sealent off waited 12 hours for sealent to adhere before applying anything else to paint.

If you don't mind me asking how did you layer yours? Did you do paint sealant fist and then brilliant glaze and then 2 coats of Americana?

You're   for using a four letter word!   FORD!
 
   

Thank you adams...so much for your support, I am currently serving in 3rd Battalion 4th Marines, our roots run deep in combat as we are one of the most combat deployed units in the Marine Corps. Almost everyday during PT we run up to a cross that was put up above mainside in honor of our fallen brothers (Sailors and Marines) that we lost in Iraq and Afghanistan
 
Again I can't thank you enough, it's probably one of the best things I have ever seen a company do for our armed forces.

Just teasin

I have really no idea why I waited years to try the Americana wax. I can't believe the results.
The difference between it and buttery wax is indescribable, really. My new favorite Adams product, Americana. In my own words it's like putting a layer of vegetable oil on my car, lol. Love it, thanks Adams!
 
Also, the tub is much bigger than it looks online which is a bonus and it doesn't take much to get a good layer on the paint.

Hey quick question. Did you tape off any plastic trim before you corrected and polished or did you hit it with vrt or in and out spray like adam shows in his videos?

My first thought from the thread title was somebody polishing at 761 mph ;-)