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Yea, that seems to be the way it is today Won't work, they would just survive with nothing. That might happen here also!!

I'm saving the boxes so the kids can pack their stuff when they move out:xfingers:

Here's what I'm talking about. Just want to know if these can be used to apply VRT or Leather protectant on the interior. I would never dream of using them on the paint. Maybe door handles or mirrors though.

Sure isn't in my pocket:

Not to steal this thread, but do you spray the pads with anything? I've been thinking about these for the charger. Do they leave any streaking on the glass?

Lets see your on the northeast coast, right? Most likely will rain. For these two reasons. 1) It's supposed to rain here Thursday, so by Friday the system will be in your part of the country 2) I have the Charger to do detail out, and that will surely bring the rain clouds Have fun at the track:burnout:

That's what I did. I'm going to order another one of those blue waffle towels though. It's amazing that you can get a car to look so good in 20 or 30 minutes:rockon:

Not foam rubber, foam blocks. About 2x2x5 and one end comes to a point. I ordered a couple gallons, towels and a bottle of the BSG. the box was full of these foam blocks to keep things from bouncing around.

In that case, it's a good thing I saved them!!!!

Can the foam blocks that Adam's use to pack the boxes be used to apply VRT or Leather products on the interior?

I miss that white stuff!!!

Might have to take that to your local upholstery shop.

Those rims look very nice!!

I just found this thread also. Sounds like next spring when I do the Thunderbird, I can use the metal polish followed by BSG on the bumpers. This should make them really shiny and bright.

Lots of good info here, I'll have to remember this if I ever get a PC. I'd bet some of these tips could be used in cleaning the microfiber applicator pads also. Wash them with the APC, rinse, squeeze and wrap them up in a ShamWow!!

Thanks for the comments. In a couple weeks I'm going to be doing my wifes car, then our Sable. The Thunderbird is going to have to wait until spring. Of course, if I did that now it would look great sitting in the garage all winter. Only a couple months left until it goes to bed. Sorry, I still get confused with all the abbreviations!! I plan on it with my next order. My last order the BSG won out over the UCS.

That's one great looking 'vette!!

Spent all of Friday with the Ranger by hand. A few things I learned: 1)Adam's product showed me more faults in my paint than the three step Meguires product I used before. 2) Adam's products are very easy to use 3) Everyone here is/has been a great help 4) DON'T use VTR on vinyl/rubber floors -- makes them slippery (see interior) 5) For doing it by hand, I'm very pleased with the way it came out. 6) VTR last a lot longer than Back to Black. I'm sure everyone knows how Fords black handles fade to gray after a while. I used BTB on the door handles a while back. It seemed to "go away" after 2 or 3 weeks. I put the VTR on about a month age with no signs of it fading away!! Here are the pics. What do you think? My camera doesn't have a macro setting that I can see.

Does anybody know if the Adam's team is working on a replacement? I'm going to have to try mixing the VTR with water and see how that works.

That's a good tip. I usually keep a coat of Rain-X on the window, so the wipers don't get used all that often.

Do you all recommend doing the rubber on the blades? If I use the VTR on the rubber, will it streak? Thanks,

Welcome from Oklahoma, Here is Junkman's instructions on how to post pictures. http://www.adamsforums.com/forums/showthread.php?p=40954#post40954

Thanks, I'm headed out there right after breakfast!!

The video said not to remove the detail spray from claying before applying the SHR. Should I completely remove the Swirl and Haze Remover before applying the Revive Polish? And the same for removing the polish before applying the Buttery wax? This will be my practice vehicle before I do my wife's car.

I think I'll pass on that commercial!!! :lol: