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I'm in Johnstown Jesse.  

No hotel needed for me.  Luckily I'm only about an hour away.

No hotel needed for me.  Luckily I'm only about an hour away.

Hey to everyone out there. It's that time of year again. It's hard to believe that 10 years has come and gone.
 
Talking with Adam, Dan and Ben, we are really looking forward to this Clinic because of the Anniversary and all of the New Products that Adam has introduced. Especially with the new Ceramic Paint Kit, Trim and Wheel Coating.
 
I will continue to post any/all new information as Dan and I get it.
 
As Dan mentioned ,we are trying to get an idea of attendance for Hotel accommodations, food and parking.
 
I am working on the Hotel, but I had very good response from last year that the Holiday Inn Express in Delmont was good. So it looks as if that will be our discounted place to stay.
 
I know we will have prizes and give-aways but we are working on a "Big Prize", will stay posted.
 
Talk to everyone soon
Ray

I'll be there with a friend!

ALL SOLD!!  Feel Free to Delete as needed!
 
Hey all.

I have a few things I was trying to get a feel on for trades:

X1 brand new Americana
X1 new wheel brush
X1 new tire brush
X1 16oz detail spray
X1 16oz tire shine
X1 16oz H2O G&G

All products unused and brand new

I am looking for any of the following:

Undercarriage spray
Glass sealant
In and Out spray
New blue glass towels
New style blue polish and pads
Gallon wheel cleaner
Gallon tire and rubber cleaner
 
May be able to add a few things if anyone wants to part with the wheel cleaner

I think the shine turned out pretty good. This was before the LPS!

I have always tried to go to this and it never worked out.  I will for sure this year.  Its only about 45 mins from my place.  Grabiak is actually where I first found out about Adam's products.  I will try to be there for sure!

I've never used anything other than the QD when I clay.  I like the way it works and am happy with the performance. So I see no reason to "experiment" or try something else.  

Fixed.  

Need more mystery boxes so I can keep buying them until I get glaze too 

Nothing probably. I would treat it as a blank canvas and just start with a strip wash, clay, correction if needed, seal/wax.  And if they washed/waxed it, have fun with the swirl marks. 

Tomorrow I shall tackle sealing the glass. Gotta love the shine!!      

I recently purchased a detailing cart and wanted to find a solution to keep my bottles secure and prevent them from moving or tipping over.  I thought I would give it a shot and build something myself seeing as I had a specific design in mind.  Here are some details of the project...
 
Started with a heavy duty steel 3-tier cart and added the Adam's 'A' to class it up:
 
IMG_20160916_1 by avimore, on Flickr
 
 
Added some shelf-liner to all three levels for some padding and protection:
 
IMG_20160916_2 by avimore, on Flickr
 
 
Got a piece of wood cut-out to fit exactly on the top shelf.  Then measurements carefully drawn up to fit 21 bottles:
 
IMG_20160916_3 by avimore, on Flickr
 
 
Cutting the holes out was easier than I expected and luckily the wood held up well:
 
IMG_20160916_4 by avimore, on Flickr
 
IMG_20160916_5 by avimore, on Flickr
 
 
Sanded and ready for paint:
 
IMG_20160916_6 by avimore, on Flickr
 
 
The fit turned out perfect and very sturdy:
 
IMG_20160916_7 by avimore, on Flickr
 
IMG_20160916_8 by avimore, on Flickr
 
 
Used a couple coats of Satin Black (I tried Gloss Black at first but it was too shiny):
 
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IMG_20160916_10 by avimore, on Flickr
 
 
Bottles are nice and snug now.  Very happy with the result 
 
IMG_20160916_12 by avimore, on Flickr
 
IMG_20160916_13 by avimore, on Flickr

Dylan and Mook got me hooked. 
I got tired of paying the shipping on small stuff so I became a distributor a couple years later LOL.

I got a bottle of ceramic boost today with my shipment.  Its rainy so can't really try it out, but holy deliciousness does it smell good.  I hope my youngest doesn't get a hold of it because he may try to taste it.  

So how would ceramic boost go among with h20 GG? I feel like they are the same concepts, a spray able sealant, but contain different ingredients. I don't understand their applications, why choose ceramic boost over h20 GG or vice versa when no ceramic coating is on the vehicle.

Anyone ever have an issue?  I got it installed about 3 weeks ago and it seems to look hazy/cloudy when the sun in perpendicular to the window (or close to perpendicular).  Its really annoying.  They look dirty and often are really hard to read signs out of.  
 
I called the installer (reputable business) and mentioned it to him and he claim 3M Colorguard can have what he calls "low level light haze".  He told me to bring it back and he will change to a different brand of tint if it bothers me.  
 
Will be switching to SunTek.  Only bad thing is that the heat rejections is not as good as the 3M.  I can deal with that as long as it doesn't look so bad this time.