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Which "move" do you mean, Rich?! ? or

Thanks, Bob!

Thanks, guys.

Might be wrong, but I'm guessing he wants more than "a PM" for it. I'm sending a PM, though, for something else...

I'm curious, but admittedly not optimistic. Let Is know how it goes...just don't forget to completely clean the surface before applying. What do you use on them now?

RW is an almost indispensable product. Don't know what I ever did without it.

Welcome, Kevin!

And I just bought some vent sticks the day before...

Exactly what I did. Throw a discount code on top of that and it's a real steal!

A new adjustable one is in the works, according to this post from last month's detail clinic at the HQ.

Picked up a "newsed" Shop Vac for <$20...thought, hmm, wonder what Adam's can do? Let's find out. Before (wonder what happened to the upper half of the Lego dude?!) After Was it crazy that I considered VRT or Trim Coating?

Technically, people do.

Can't wait to see some pics! Hint, hint.......

Welcome to the addiction, Joe!

Pursuing the site with the current sale, I noticed "new" Waterless Wash towels. They have a black silk border and red/black Adam's logo. I don't know how long they've been out and don't recall any posts or announcements on here, so just wondering if anyone has tried these yet? Reviews?

I ask about polishing monthly because in my experience, once (spring/summer) or maybe twice a year is sufficient. But what are you doing with your car to get it so beat up? Or is it just OCD (commonplace in these parts )? Just understand polishing can remove a very small portion of the clear coat each time, so over time, you may be doing more harm than good by doing it 12x/year. What am I missing? One other thought...and please understand I don't know your level of experience...but are you confusing polish with it being a protective step? With the exception of the new 1-step polish just released, Adams polishes don't offer protection. Here's a good article for that:

Is it worth trying to correct the small scratches left from the last correction? Probably not, at least not until spring, in my opinion. If it is, how, and using what products? I do have a 5.5" DA polisher, and 10" Orbital polisher that I use to apply polish once a month. N/A. But I must say, polishing every month seems like a lot. Is it a garage queen? Or a daily driver? If it is not worth it, then what do I use to either continue maintaining or mask the small scratches? What do you have as your protection layer? HGG is a perfect maintenance step every 4-6 washes or so, especially if maintaining PS. Simple to apply and adds incredible shine. BG has some fillers, but it doesn't last long (week or 2 at most).

Agreed with both above...spray it off first. Sorry for the confusion.

Do it. It's great stuff! Don't forget the Double Soft towels.

One point of clarification to what's said above...LIC can be used on leather, vinyl and plastic. So don't think you're locked into using it on one type of surface. It works great on door panels and the like, as well. For example, I used it on a plastic dash to remove this mark:

Yes, both clean. Proverbial answer of what you need: it depends. ID is for moderate to light cleaning, while LIC is a deep (but gentle) cleaner that you'll want to follow up with LC to recondition. If you haven't cleaned the surfaces before/in a while, my recommendation is to get both. Clean the trouble areas like seats and steering wheel with the LIC, and use the ID on dash and door panels (unless really dirty, then use LIC there, too). Don't forget the towels and cockpit brush, too. DS is great for nav screens, by the way. Watch these, too:

You're right, not many options. But in my opinion, Rinseless is your best bet, if you have it. Just a thought.

Use a local coin op to spray it (with water only) to get the excess crud off, then do a rinsless or waterless at home. You can also follow Adam's lead in his latest winter wash video if coin op place will allow it (off peak hours?) and it's semi warm outside.

Looks good, Wyatt. What do you use 50:1 APC for?

Yep, sure can. Sometimes seeing is believing...