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Simply put, today was an absolute BLAST! Getting late, so I'll post pics and more thoughts tomorrow...

I just pulled in, so I'll keep my eyes peeled for you, Dan.

All the way from Cincy, Eric? Now that's$ a road trip, right, Joe?! I'll see you in a few hours. I feel like a kid on Christmas morning!!!

Anyone else on here going??? I think forum members should have special, Adam's logo nametags.

I beg to differ. I might just go down towards Walsenburg, swing over to Durango, head up towards Grand Junction, then drive right on into Lousiville (~740 mi). All to show off the shine. If my car gets selected to have special treatment during the clinic by The Master himself, I'll go back home via California.

This you, Rich?

Could say the same for the entire Adam's line. But in this case, Chris, definitely take the jump.

Sorry to hear that, Seth. Just please tell me these posts aren't correlated... Looking forward to the pics. Think of this as another opportunity to paint correct the car once back from the shop. Also a good time for a clear bra, if you were ever considering one.

In that order, I hope, Jim!

Welcome to the addiction, Brandon! So, you ordered "a ton of supplies," huh?! It won't be enough. This is only the beginning. You've been warned.

Here's an Adam's video on this very subject for your viewing pleasure.

Welcome to the addiction, Victor!

+2 for wheel bucket/Nathans process. Spraying some APC on it before rinsing will also help breakdown any leftover chemicals in the woolie.

Ditto.

I have absolutely no idea what that means.

Welcome to the addiction, Chris! Along with all the videos, if you haven't read it already, I highly recommend you start with this article on waxes vs. sealants. Common question a lot of people ask about. Enjoy!

Road trip! I asked back in March, and my wish has come true! I look forward to meeting Adam, Dan, the rest of the Adam's team, and hopefully some of you all, as well.

Yep, you do. The old one smells like black licorice. Enjoy!

^^^ Now we're talkin'!

Welcome to the addiction, Gary!

Bottom line, the difference is in the name (took me a while to catch on, too): RW uses water, but no rinse is needs to clean the product off the car. You'll need a bucket, several gallons of water, a couple ounces of RW, and several DST (preferred). Then, wipe the car down with the towels. RW is used for dirtier cars...but not caked on. As mentioned above, you can dilute RW to make a waterless wash-like solution, at a much more economical price point. WW dos not use water. All you need is the bottle of product and a couple WW towels, and away you go. WW worked well for light dust, finger prints, etc. This stuff smells incredible, by the way. Be sure to watch the videos on the product pages via Adam's website, as well as their video link, for more details.

I was corrected by Dan a while back for that. And for what it's worth, the WW smells amazing...

Nice work, Dave! Any finished pics of the whole car?