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Sorry you're having trouble...the coatings are found under Shop - Exterior - Coatings. The In & Out Spray is listed here: https://adamspolishes.com/adam-s-in-and-out-spray.html

Here's a thread by @07stanggt and his wet sanding adventure...might be of interest for products he used successfully. Good luck, and be sure to post some before and after pics!

My money is on tater salad. @Hookem06, inquiring minds...and stomachs...want to know!

So this was Sunday, but drove to the top of Pikes Peak. Along the way, saw a Camaro with similar branding but couldn't stop, then this one at the top. Adam's is everywhere!

Enough??!! To detail your Challenger...and all others there!! Oh, and remember, Jim. Pics or it didn't happen.

Welcome to the addiction, Chris!

Welcome, William! Lots of great info on here, so feel free to ask any questions you have. Also check out the videos posted on the Adam's site. https://adamspolishes.com/video

Where on God's great creation is that place???!!!

Both will work, but the IR was specifically designed for this...and it smells SO much better. Also note the blue WC does not need to be diluted for iron decon. It was the old pink formula was best diluted for decon. Heres a video...

I should probably offer something of benefit here, so I'll add a link to help you learn how to differentiate between different products: Check out the other articles in that part of the forum, too (Adam's Detailing Library).

Oh, and if there was any lingering doubt...you're sniffing the products wondering how they'd taste. Just don't get too close to the WC. ??

You bought a Mystery Bucket, you're here asking questions, and most of all, you're using Adam's. Trust me. You're addicted.

Welcome to the addiction, Van!

If no TRC available, Eco APC will work. So will isopropyl alcohol if neither are in your arsenal yet. @pirahnah3 also gave a great tip on VRT before you clay, polish, etc.; you'll be glad you did it because polish, etc. always seems to get on the trim.

Oh, and if you want a great place for family breakfast, the Denver Biscuit Company comes highly recommended. https://denbisco.com Just go hungry...and ready to run after. Or take a nap.

Good thing is they're pretty good at shipping stuff, too. ?

Welcome, Joe!

This really sucks, Ryan. It's also screaming out to be added to the Don't Dos thread...feel free to contribute!

Welcome to the addiction, Charles! Couldn't agree more with above...and yes, let's see some pics of your ride/s.

Welcome to the addiction, Andy! Great to have another soon-to-be convert along for the shine.

Welcome to the addiction, James! Were you able to pick up the Canada DS?

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You can stop in whenever they're open, M-F, 8-5; Sat, 9-2. It's just off I-25, exit 219. Be sure to spell out "North Valley Highway" in your phone's GPS or you may not get the right directions. You'll see the big logo from the interstate calling like a beacon of light! They've been known to cater a bit to out of town visitors, so consider giving them a call before you head over and someone might just be waiting to give a guided tour. And have your wallet ready and space available in your trunk! Well worth a visit. Enjoy!

It would be ironic if a light was in it. Well done on the search and rescue! ?

The two tips are supposed to be for high (yellow green) or low (purple) water pressure. Try filling it about 3/4 full with warm water, then add 3-4 ounces of CS. Close the lid, swirl it around, and spray. Once done, pour any remaining soapy water from the gun into your wash bucket so you don't waste it. Sure, you can start with 1/3 full...I guess that would be about 1-2 ounces of CS? Remember, you won't get thick, foamy suds like the Foam Canon. It's just not made to do that.