Hamilton Detail

It will attach to any pressure washer that has the quick connect function. My father has a Sunjoe and it does work with his.

Bump! Still available!

The carpet and upholstery cleaner is great for little stains, but if it's a tough job, I use the multi-use foaming cleaner along with a drill brush (made by another company). Those products will almost always get the job done.

I use the all purpose cleaner and it usually does the trick.

I actually spoke with Dan about this. He said that the Fabric Protector will be on the Adam's website in a few weeks. He said they did a limited release to some of their dealers.

It's basically forbidden to speak of other brands, but I'll shoot you a DM.

It's in great condition. Used it for almost a year. Asking $25 + shipping to you.

Thank you sir!

Can I get mine changed to Hamilton Detail?

Thanks JR! It for sure sounds like I need to rethink the pricing. I guess I'll need to crunch some numbers to come up with something more realistic.

Thanks Shane! This was a true eye opener to me. Since this isn't what I do for a living, I have no clue on what I should charge. Kinda went with, "that sounds about right". I'm for sure going to put more thought into version #2. Once I complete version #2, I'll re-post it again on here to get your thoughts.

First off, I'd like to give a little background. Being an engineer is my day job, but I have a huge passion for detailing cars. I've been detailing cars since I was 13 years old. I also detail cars on the side. I do not advertise this side business. It is simply spread by word of mouth. So I finally decided I need to put together a flyer with pricing instead of making up prices for people on the fly. So I want to get your opinion on this. What do you think? Any changes you would make?

I keep all my Adam’s products in the same temps in my garage without any issues. Been doing this for 4 years. The only products I keep inside are the ceramic bottles and my paste wax. I do however, move everything inside during the winter months.

I 100% agree. I would love to have an Adam's polo as well.

I usually use the double soft towels for rinseless washes.

I agree with @Nickfire20. Mine looks like that as well. Perfectly normal.

Clean your dash first with leather and interior cleaner, followed by using the leather conditioner. Use interior detailer for maintenance touch ups. Doing this method will keep the dust to a minimum on your dash. ☺️

On our Denali's, I've used the wheel brush on the grill from time to time with no issues.

Ceramic boost can be used as a drying aid. Read under wet application:

I was able to do a 2014 GMC Sierra double cab, 2015 GMC Acadia, and a 2018 GMC Terrain all from the same bottle of ceramic paint coating.

After my shop-vac died, I picked up a Milwaukee vacuum at the Home Depot. Super impressed with it. Came with a 7ft hose and plenty of attachments.

It won’t hurt the windows at all if you get it on them, but I tried to keep it on just the paint. And you’ll love the Adam’s clay bar so much better. The geo-impression tool makes it so much easier to hold on to.

Just used it on my black truck a few weeks ago. It is awesome stuff. Just let it sit for a few minutes then rinse it off. You’ll still need to clay afterwards, but you’ll notice that claying the truck is much easier.

Agreed. You can add Undercarriage Spray to that as well.

I usually only use the Tire and Rubber Cleaner when my tires are absolutely filthy. For normal maintenance washes, the tire brush and the car shampoo is usually enough to get the job done.