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I saw that too or they didn't update the old page.

Definitely. I used mine for the first time in a while and I must say I forgot how easy it makes drying the vehicle. Don't have to chase water drips for hours either. With a coated vehicle, it will be a breeze to dry. I know it is on mine.

Now, now, We don't need you lying to everyone

Yep,. Cuts through dirt and grime extremely well. I'll either wipe dry right after or finish with interior detailer. Glass cleaner for final wipedown of glass.

Yesterday's project, didn't get good before pictures but the truck turned out great. It was pretty dirty especially on the inside. It is a DD truck, that's treated like a work truck. Did this as a graduation present for my GF's brother who graduates from the fire academy tomorrow. Exterior: Strip wash(non-adams product) Clay H20GG Detail spray wipedown Glass cleaning Glass boost Interior: Vacuum Spot steam cleaning Rinseless wash used to clean all interior surfaces and windows. Glass cleaned Brilliant Glaze on windshield Odor neutralizer

He is 14, He doesn't pay tax money

I have had this Adams sticker on my RTIC cup for a few months now. Holding up better than I thought it would.

What did you win?

You can also use a vacuum to clean out your pads from residue. Just turn them both on with the crevice tool and let it spin around.

Washed this beast with wash and wax followed by H2OGG. It's a work truck, so it only had some spot decon done to remove some iron deposits and tar. Father in-law was pleased.

If you are using Adam's blue wheel cleaner you can use it full strength or @ 1:1 dilution ratio.

Just like I said in my above post. Peak pollen for us is May-June, and it's here with a vengence and brought acid rain with it.

The only downside to tinted soaps is that if the tint isnt fully washed off, ie soap that goes out into the cracks and crevices of the vehicle. The tint will be left behind when the solution evaporates. This would become more of an issue when everyone with white cars is mad they now have pink spots on their vehicles.

I tried that as my first DA polisher, only worked for 2 hrs.

My suggestion would be to do a decontamination with wheel cleaner.

Wish I was able to make this. Working Sunday and Monday and can't make it.

Disappointed in the size options for the hoodies. What about us big guys.

I try not to recommend much but Matt from Obsessed Garage has some awesome lighting videos. He definitely did his research and his and his fiends garage that used his lighting combo look really good

Walked 9 holes on a local course. First round of golf in about 4 years.

If that was the case, I wouldn't have an iou in my account for a flexfit hat

Another way to find a leak in a windshield, front or rear is to use a foaming windshield cleaner and blow compressed air along seams and edges of the windshield.

For the strip wash, did you use Adam's strip wash or APC in a car wash? I only ask because after using strip wash on my coated car, I noticed I had no beading and after applying a sealant I still had no beading. It's just my opinion but the Adam's strip wash seemed to leave an invisible layer of residue that prohibited water beading and stopped anything from bonding to it. A week later I washed it again and the residue had dissipated and was able to successfully apply sealant after a wash. Before the sealant application I had beading and sheeting of water. My guess is sufactants aren't completely washed away which causes the issue. If your polishing you would never see this. This is all just my guess but I'll be sticking to car shampoo and APC for strip washing in the future.

Do a test spot and see what it takes to remove defects that are present. Use the least aggressive method first.

I'd say if it was fixed with another machine or more buffing then it was likely you just had some hazing after the heavy compound.

Unless a fairy drops some Adam's Ceramic Trim Coating in my lap, it will be with a non Adam's product I have used on trim before.