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I always forget about the energy savings, good point! Do yours seem a little shadowy? Have them at work, I think they're mounted to high, that would be hard to do in a home garage. Sorry for the post hijacking.

Probably don't need an exhaust fan unless you plan on running the vehicles inside, or you are doing metal work and grinding, or wood working. If that is the case you could go with more of a dust collecter, for wood and metal working. Any air that is sucked out by an exhaust fan will need to be replaced or made up with fresh air, almost always air from out side, so depending on the size of the fan it could cool down the garage if it's cold outside. If I'm wrong please let me know! IMO my garage gets dirty or dusty from having the door open and wind blowing stuff in. I would suggest a very light gray color for the walls. That way if you do happen to get a dirty hand print on the wall, it's a little easier to hide. At work we have white metal walls and always look dirty, even after we clean. Just having a lighter color on the walls will really help brighten up a garage. Not sure if you need hi-gloss, unless your thinking for clean ups. Not trying to convince one way or the other, just my opinion.

Very nice

Rinsed off the ride tonight, this is what happens when you forget you drying towel and it's 5Fahrenheit outside

We all know that Adam's is the BEST

Good work, pay it forward!

If a little is good, is more better? Tried 2-3 sprays per panel, but didn't seem like I was getting good coverage. Ended up using about 1/4 to 1/3 of a bottle on a full size truck. Tried to get the rockers really good and also did all the door jams and sides of hood and tail gate.

How often should I be cleaning my applicators, or personal preference? And how should I be storing them when they have product on them, been using a labled plastic bag. Thanks

Used for the first time last night, along with Adams glass cleaner, no complaints. Truck only has 1800 miles so glass is very smooth yet, no draging or roll of the towel.

I have a short track asphalt car, I use WD40 to remove rubber. I don't know how this would work on a good paint job, my car gets pretty neat up, and we use spray paint to touch it up.

Going to do my first ever g&g very soon, this is good to know. Thanks

It's not a terrible scent, but I agree too strong.

BEST CHRISTMAS EVER!!! You guy's are too awesome.

I love the leather conditioner on my dash and door panels, makes them look amazing. For me its the perfect amount of shine. I'm the only one... who doesn't like the smell of the leather conditioner. Used it sparingly and smell only lasted a few days, so that was good. Guess I'll just have to get used to leather smell. I've used the holiday TID, and that helped a little. And yes I know leather conditioner should smell like leather. Just my opinion, I'm a huge fan of all the other scents.

Yup

Great diy project

Recently purchased a new Chevy truck, read about Adam's products on GM-Trucks.com fourm, which Adam's sponsors. Just so happened to be a mystery box sale the first time I checked out Adam's web site, game over, I'm hooked. With all the videos, it's stupid easy to know what product to use and how to use it. Had a shipping issue once, one email and less than a hour later, problem solved. Super impressed with the products and the people.

Some pics of my toys

Why is IUC not recommended for felt wheel liners?