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The newest version of Adam's CP is great stuff.

Yes it's pretty good stuff. I just wished it performed better in outside conditions.

I just wish it came in bigger bottles.

Looks great! Why'd you skip the paint finishing polish? It's a shame you didn't get a better picture of the engine bay with those twin snails.

I was curious to check out the latest pricing on menz 400, and it turns out it's actually priced right in line with this new 8oz size of PCP, and in some places a couple bucks more. Just FYI.

I noticed that too, but they also offer a 32 oz size that's significantly cheaper per ounce compared to their 8 oz size.

I apologize for calling troll.  It just seemed strange this being your first post and comparing Adam's to Meguiar's .  That's like comparing a Ferrari to a Pinto.  

But welcome to the forum.     You'll find this place to be full of great info and people.  

Thanks! I didn't mean to compare the two, just simply the prices. I have no experience with the M105, I just know it's a very popular alternative. Upon further research, I've read that the FG400 is a lot more similar to Adam's product. Hopefully Adam's will release a 32 oz size in the near future at a more competitive price.

I just called and talked to somebody at Adam's and he confirmed, no more 16 oz bottles. Too bad. He did say they may be releasing a 32 oz bottle in the future. This is unfortunate, because I had great results with the Adam's polish. After a bit of research, I think I'm gonna give the Menzerna FG400 a try. I'm still an Adam's fan, but I'm not paying $20 for 8 oz of polish.

I'm not a troll. I'm just wondering what happened to the 16 oz Paint Correcting Polish? Out of stock? Discontinued?

Just went to order some more Paint Correcting Polish and saw that you only offer an 8 oz size now for $19.99 ($2.50 per oz). Whereas, previously, you had a 16 oz size available for $29.99 ($1.87 per ounce). So now I have to buy less at a 33% markup? I know this stuff is good, but I don't know if it's that good.

Compare that to a 32 oz bottle of Meguiar's M105 on Amazon for $28.77 ($0.90 per oz). That's only 36% of what you're currently charging. I've never used the M105, but at less than half the price, I may have to give it a shot.