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Mine's at home waiting for me to get back from work in a couple weeks. With my 4Runner, that rear visor holds a ton of water and always runs down my back window for hours after I've dried it and it looks terrible. I can't wait to give the orange blaster a whirl!

My orange blaster showed up!! Thanks Dan for making the note on my order!!

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Not really a detailing meme, but I'm sure you all can relate....

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Is that a junkyard door that you sand on, or your neighbor's car when he is gone on vacation?  

Usually the only HGG I get on the windows is overspray. I don't like it because it always smears, so I always end up using Glass cleaner as a final step regardless, especially to get into the corners and the upper part of the windows. But I stripped and clayed all my windows not too long ago and applied the glass sealant all around, so I'm not sure HGG gives me any added protection anyways.

Oh if I were King for a day

Welcome! I really like that color on your Jeep.

Honestly, I would have never considered buying a black vehicle before I discovered the world of Adams and upped my detailing game. I know it will require due diligence on my behalf to keep it maintained.

Nice truck! But you're right... black is a killer color, good and bad. I traded in a tux black Raptor for a Super White 4Runner and i've never been happier regarding detailing purposes. But when you clean up that black, damn it's a beauty!

Glass Sealant then H20 G&G, then Glass Cleaner when needed.
 
I hardly ever use wipers.
 
Key point, make sure your glass is stripped CLEAN. Might take 4-5 clay bar attempts. Use water to clay glass, not detail spray. Glass doesn't need lubricant like paint does - it's MUCH harder than clearcoat!

I do the same thing with my wife's Benz. I watch the service advisor type "do not wash" in all caps on the tablet when I take it in. It's worked so far. I don't bother at the Ram dealer for my truck. If I mentioned anything to do with a wash to those guys they would look at me like I was from another planet anyway.

Personally I would rather my wife have to lean over the hood/roof and possibly get her top wet with suds, its the little things that make me happy after a few years of marriage - so no wash pole for me.

Don't worry we pay for it with 45% income tax and 15% tax on everything we buy

JDrach,
 
I would definitely give our New Tire & Rubber Cleaner a try with a Deep Tire Scrub Brush to really make sure you get all the dirt and other previous products removed from the tire before applying the VRT. This will allow the VRT to now bond to the tire. I believe our Tire Brush is currently on sale so hurry and grab one if you don't have one, it really does work awesome. If you have any other questions let me know!

I deliver fuel to whoever needs it! Actually about to start dispatching for them. 

I also would do the G&G then blow out the cracks etc and clean up with detail spray.
 
Mainly because I believe there to be an element of risk as far as the dirt in the cracks that blows out with the water. I wouldn't want to spread that with the G&G and then buff some swirls right into the finish. Going back with DS gives a little protection (spritz with waterless wash would probably be ideal for handling the blown out water).

Last spring cleaning, I took out a whole trash bag of turtle wax products lol. Just message Dan, as I think he said shipping had a few orange ones laying around still.

i'm late to this thread but i'm with Dustin on the name thing, since my addiction to Adams started like a month ago I've been tossing half bottles of stuff that doesn't say Adams on it. I will be all Adams by the end of summer lol also is there any orange blasters left cause ill so take one, it will match my engine bay so well!!

Dan, if you can see if they have any other colors laying around, I'd appreciate that. I'd definitely grab it from you guys. I don't have anything against white, but when I saw that orange last year, I just thought it looked much better. Anybody that says they aren't picky about color on random things, is lying lol.
 
And does it have to be Adams brand? Yes. All the rest of my stuff says Adams on it, and I'm supporting a fantastic company with great customer service, so why not.

All good ideas, thanks guys. I'll try calling Adams first and see what they suggest, then go from there.
 
Lol I have nothing against white, I swear!

I really want one. Like really really. But I don't want a white one. Can any Adams guys on here tell me if they plan on coming out with a different color any time soon? I should have bought the orange one last year but my Adams addiction was just starting and I was buying up many other things. Any info would be awesome!

The Benzo's wheels were starting to get a bit dirty...German brake pads dust like crazy and it builds up and drives me nuts!
 
Sprayed the wheels/rims with Adams wheel cleaner.  Let it dwell.  Adams car wash was mixed for my wash of choice.  Daytona speedmaster and other misc brushes were used.  Tires were cleaned with a non-Adams product.  Hosed everything off, sprayed a water activated sealant on and blasted that off...shot the rotors with some Hyde's syrum to prevent rusting of the rotors. 
 
I then broke out the Master Blaster and dried the wheels/tires.  Next up came a dollop of SVRT for the tires.  DONE!!!
 
Results...view for yourself.  Excellent in my opinion!!!
 
I would also like to add that the wheel cleaner's odor was not obnoxious or horrid like a lot of other products out there.  WIN!!!
 
Thanks for looking!