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UGH.. hate to say it, but during this downtime of the CA site, I had to place an order with a different distributor and was pleasantly surprised that some of their prices were cheaper, cheaper shipping and they sent me a free double soft towel in my order.  Guess I'll have to do some comparison shopping going forward from now on.  Dexter has always served me well, but not sure about trusting a vendor that has had a compromised site.

Nothing beats a nice freshly polished black vehicle... until the next day .... I go over my black beast with Waterless Wash to get the garage dust off it...works great.  Keep up the good work.

Sonos are like rabbits... they keep multiplying in my house... but the sound is amazing!  Oh.. and after I detailed the inside of my wife's Avalanche with Adam's products, I got the thumbs up to buy more of their products....

Got a solid day in doing a full paint correction on my Camaro... PO must not of known how to wash black cars... lots of moderate swirls in the whole car.  Used all Adam's products but one.. Adam's doesn't make a soft top sealant, so had to use a competitors product.  Strip washed, clay bar, Correction Polish, Finishing Polish, LPS, Glaze followed by Buttery Wax.  Took me around 8hrs but time well spent.
 

See now, this is a nice benefit of being 14!

Got a solid day in doing a full paint correction on my Camaro... PO must not of known how to wash black cars... lots of moderate swirls in the whole car.  Used all Adam's products but one.. Adam's doesn't make a soft top sealant, so had to use a competitors product.  Strip washed, clay bar, Correction Polish, Finishing Polish, LPS, Glaze followed by Buttery Wax.  Took me around 8hrs but time well spent.
 

303 has a full line. It's what Sunbrella endorses. They are a big awning co. When researching I saw many sailors that use them on sails and other applications. They make 303 Aerospace Protectant. It's awesome for UV protection on plastics. My convertible is coated with it on every applicable surface.   

I've heard great things about the 303 in the marine industry, glad to hear its still beading after 6 months. I tried a competitors top cleaner and sealer.. If it doesn't do what they claim, I may try the 303 next.

Got a solid day in doing a full paint correction on my Camaro... PO must not of known how to wash black cars... lots of moderate swirls in the whole car.  Used all Adam's products but one.. Adam's doesn't make a soft top sealant, so had to use a competitors product.  Strip washed, clay bar, Correction Polish, Finishing Polish, LPS, Glaze followed by Buttery Wax.  Took me around 8hrs but time well spent.
 

Totally agree on black cars... this one will be dirty tomorrow morning after spending the night in the garage.... dust happens...lol

​Looks great!
 
​Time well spent.  
 
​Just know that black seems to be more of a career to keep clean and swirl free than any other color,
 
but there is no other color that looks as spectacular than a shiny, detailed black car!

Got a solid day in doing a full paint correction on my Camaro... PO must not of known how to wash black cars... lots of moderate swirls in the whole car.  Used all Adam's products but one.. Adam's doesn't make a soft top sealant, so had to use a competitors product.  Strip washed, clay bar, Correction Polish, Finishing Polish, LPS, Glaze followed by Buttery Wax.  Took me around 8hrs but time well spent.
 

Got a solid day in doing a full paint correction on my Camaro... PO must not of known how to wash black cars... lots of moderate swirls in the whole car.  Used all Adam's products but one.. Adam's doesn't make a soft top sealant, so had to use a competitors product.  Strip washed, clay bar, Correction Polish, Finishing Polish, LPS, Glaze followed by Buttery Wax.  Took me around 8hrs but time well spent.
 

Thanks.. will start with a test spot using the Finishing Polish with a white pad then move on...

Always start with the least agressive polish. If it's single stage paint, you'll see some paint transfer to the pads.
 
You can polish single stage paint, just don't be overly aggressive with it since you're actually working the paint itself.

I have a problem with fog on the inside, cause is dampness inside from wet dog syndrome....I've been able to reduce the fog by putting two knee-high stockings with scentless kitty litter in it, one under the driver seat and one under the dog mat in the back of the car.  This hasn't solved it, but lessened the fog.  If only the dog would not get wet in the snow and rain...

An interior one and soft top one too.... sucks that I had to buy a product from somewhere else for that... I like my Adams!

I just finished watching the video for using the Brilliant Glaze to remove haze from the inside of your windshield.
 

 
Great idea and tip for 2 of my 3 vehicles, the question I have is for my Camaro with the Heads Up Display (HUD).  I know the windshield for HUD cars is different in some way from regular Camaro's and I'm wondering if the glaze will cause any issues with the display? 
 
Has anyone tried this yet or should we wait for someone from the Adam's team to give an opinion.
 
Thanks
 
Greg

To all Adams loyalists. In the start of this thread I was venting small frustration. I'm as busy as the next guy when it comes to the extra time to make a phone call. I used this forum to air my issue. I missed a call today from Colorado which I was certain was a telemarketer. After seeing there was a voicemail I listened to it. It was Dan calling in person to apologize for my troubles and offer a solution. I will be calling back, and when I do I will be placing a very good size order to replace some things, and try some new products. This customer service, and the performance of the products is exactly why I can spend my money anywhere, but only choose to spend it here. Well done Adams!!!!!

Looks like even dogs like the smell of Adam's products.... Dog tried to make my red hex applicator into a PacMan.. or it just smelled soo good from glaze residue that she had to try it... good news or Adam's.... I have to buy another one now...LOL
 

 

Note to self.... Don't try to clean inside of windshield when it's -5*c out... glass cleaner freezes on contact to windshield...wait for warmer weather and deal with the dirty windshield...LOL
 
Mind you turning car on and letting it warm up inside does help 

Pets will eat anything.  I put those interlocking rubber tiles under my car in the winter (like they have in day cares) but I store them in the basement in the summer. Our 12 year old cat eats them.  I have to wrap them in a tarp so he can't get at them.  But he makes some really colorful poop when he gets ahold of them. 

I like your winter prep over mine....
 

 
 

Ahh... the challenges of living in Canada.... some toys get put away for a few months....
 
Time to maybe think of moving south of the border....

I like your winter prep over mine....