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Christmas load all washed and folded. I'm gonna really enjoy having this stack of grey towels to grab a clean one and go for random jobs. But now I wonder if the grey towels are going to be too plush with too much nap for interior work/products??
 
And I think the blue plush waffle weave is going to be awesome for LSP removal!
 

Something like this? 

Has anyone made a thread that explains what towels to use with what products... this is the most confusing thing to me.  Something like.
 
Rinseless Wash = Double Soft Towel, Edgeless Towel, etc.. ?

Wishing all a Merry Christmas!!

I have creeped on your car over at camaro6. It is one of the best looking NGM. Most of the time that color looks like dirty black to me, but I really love the shine on yours.
Look forward to more pics and what you do with your Adam's products.

Michael, thanks a bunch for the tip on this. I used the HGG in my new Premium Dilution bottle and it made a world of difference. I went from splats from the 32 oz bottle sprayer to actual spray. So happy.

Gary, I hope you didn't pull it outside just to see if it worked? Lol

My winter tip for those that like to rinse off the under carriage of there vehicles. Just get a garden sprinkler that shoots upward and set it under your vehicle. Also, let it spray in that area of the underside and move around as necessary. Attached is a picture for reference.

I spoke to your dad on the phone a few days ago for this order, very nice talking to him! 
 
It was very cool listening to him tell me how passionate you are about your vehicles

Got a nice early Christmas gift from my dad. Was a nice surprise to come home to. Still have quite a bit old patriot left in the billet container so guess I need to wax some more lol

Thanks Nice looking camaro! My brother has a white and red zl1. I love the the car but man are they tiny inside lol

+1 I have color coded my microfiber washers (not Adams) between daily drivers, and garage queen. (Probably unnecessary step but psychologically comforting). If I have leftover Rinseless solution it goes in my sprayer (kept in the trunk) for bird bombs. Hadn't thought to use it for pretreating during my wash process. But glad it was brought up, because I'll probably try it out on his winter.

Waiting is not a problem I waited for the socks and they came????????

Hi Kapri! Sweet car. Purple looks awesome on the Challenger. Also Happy Belated Birthday to you!

Had to start this post to show off my stocking stuffers stuffed in the stockings
Has you see I am excited about my socks????????????????

Hello, also made a great Adam's haul last night. Sad watching the snow fall as you open your new products, knowing you'll have to wait.

While shopping for a used truck, my wife saw a Black 2012 Ram 2500 diesel crew cab. She loved it, I love everything except the color. Not because I don't like black vehicles, I think they look great when clean, but this truck had obviously taken through automatic car washes often. It was swirled up really bad, and for someone who is a little OCD about their vehicles it wouldn't be good to own it. We ended up buying it and I tried lots of auto store products to try and clean up the finish. Clay bars, waxes, etc always to my complete dissatisfaction. I began shopping for a brand new truck in a different color (silver, white,) but was looking to take at least a 10k hit on the deal.
A friend of mine has a black vehicle and it always looks flawless. He recommended Adams Polishes to me. One phone call to an extremely knowledgeable and helpful gentleman, and a box of products were on the way. A few days later a box arrived containing a polisher, pads, correcting polish, finishing polish, sealer, detailer, cloths, etc and I went to work. I watched Adams how-to videos, and went to work. Wash, clay bar, polish, and seal and after 6 hours, the paint looked AMAZING! There were some pretty deep scratches in the paint in places and about 95% are completely gone, with only the deepest ones still visible but just barely. I was completely blown away on how well each product worked. This truck is big, I took my time and really actually enjoyed the process seeing this truck go from something I wasn't really happy with and ready to sell, to a vehicle that looks better than new.
Now I make excuses to walk out to the garage and run the back of my hand across the glossy, smooth finish. I can't express how happy I am with Adams Products! Since the comeback of the Rams finish, I've bought a complete kit for my son to turn him loose on his black WRX. (He's going to love his Christmas present).
 
THANK YOU ADAMS POLISHES! Your products and people are fantastic! You saved me $10,000!!!

This thread needs pics!!! Before and after!!!
 
Nice work. It's a lot of fun watching a vehicle transform when given the attention they need.

Self.....Move to Las Vegas! Or somewhere warmer. 

Looks awesome. The pic of your Camaro reflecting your GTO is my favorite. I saw it in the other forum, and instantly a bar was set.

Nothing there to be harsh about really. Looks like you did some high quality work from here. Nice work for not having the "heavy hitting" tools. You can often achieve a similar result without them, it's just a tradeoff of time to get there. The tools make the work go quicker since it's more efficient. That's largely the biggest difference. Sometimes you'll really need them if it's bad, but not often.
 
For reference for those learning from these posts, where that took the OP two hours I'm thinking it's a 30-60 minute job with the tools. The extractor makes quick work of carpets. And the blower before vacuuming does wonders to push everything towards a central spot or out of the car. That is a technique I would have employed on this vehicle and on any interior really. I start by blowing everything towards a footwell and out of the car. I also blow all of the seams in panels out too to free them of debris, cup holders, etc.
 
Impressive quality work. You should be proud and it hopefully brought your neighbor a little bit of happiness if they're going through a hard time!

The rinseless wash definitely leaves a nice shine behind. No worries you can wax over it with no issues as I do once a month. Adams has a video on rinseless washing as well. Use more towels than you think you need to and after a few washes you will cooking right along without issues. I keep a empty bucket for my dirty towels as I never reintroduce them to solution during the wash

Nice Beemers!  
And don't take days off when it's raining. Take them off when it's really nice and sunny...........detail early.........then drive for the rest of the day. Those days are the best. 

That does seem like too much.  
I switched to a Tolco sprayer (see the Adam's premium bottle) and it gives a finer spray pattern and less product used.