mathews31

Do you have to polish your wheels before coating

Have you thought about doing different parts of the truck? IDK if that's acceptable, but TBH I think it's a good idea...I was thinking about doing parts that get dirty really quick, like my hood and roof and trunk

I love putting mine in the dryer, it comes out all soft, and fluffy

How are you guys storing your bottles, I haven't really notices any drips

A few weeks ago I heard Matt from Obsessed Garage saying you can polish glass, I tried yesterday with the SK and the blue correcting compound. But I didn't notice any difference. Anyone have any experience with that?

I don't know about leaking, but I prefer the way the new ones spray, they get such better coverage and are a lot less straining on the hand.

Congrats man

You're gonna need a bigger cart lol

So I know steam would do this but anyone know any other ways to get like dirty out of the circles on decals. I don't have access to steam and it's getting really annoying seeing left over residue

I remember when I did this to get the sk during one of their sales. Congrats on the haul definitely looks good. I don't now why I enjoy seeing the gallons

Then people need to stop complaining

I hope they still have the blue ones, I love the waterless wash smell...

I can understand why you guys are complainging but TBH Adam's isn't a widely known company, so I don't know why anyone would assume their shipping charges would be cheap. Also if you guys are so concerned about that, maybe one of you is willing to try and become an authorized dealer. Everyone of ythe Canada detailers would definitely come to you...

This is a good question. When I used to keep detail spray in my car, I felt like it was getting ruined by being there. a while ago I purchased a mystery box from detailers domain, fortunately along my adam's stuff that came in the box, there was another company's spray wax. I keep that in the car for bird droppings. I wonder what the effect of heat or cold is on the products...

Dang it, you just missed the 20% off, but they have sales a lot, don't worry, probably july 4th will be their next one

I hope this is allowed but...here it goes... I was wondering does anyone know the difference between Ammo reflex, vs. adam's coating. I'm really debating doing a coating, but I'm a little scared to drop the money, ammo has what seems like a coating, can anyone tell me the difference.

She's probably doing her own experiment to see how long you'll last

Seriously! SO MANY PEOPLE Wash at night, I'm a little lotta tempted to try it

If you're talking about the OP I don't think they're stickers lol

WElcome to the forums, it looks like from your name you're a vet. So thanks for your service. God bless

My back hyrts just reading this. I feel you , I just realized I don't think I paint corrected the lower parts on my car, like the doors and quarter panel

This is some really nice work, I've considered doing a coating, but I feel like that would make my adam's collection useless. I've considered doing parts of the car that get a lot of damage. I don't know if that would make too much of a difference to add it just to one area.

If you're not in the mood for like a coating, I've heard good things of H2OGG as a way to make wipe down easy

Yeah it definitely would. I would try an inconspicuous area first and then see what comes of it. I usually don't even bother using the orange pad TBH, I know that's wrong but that cut on the MF does work. If the damage is a little better after the orange pad and correcting polish, you can always deviate and consider trying a tougher pad (blue foam) with the correcting polish or maybe the orange pad with the blue polish. Hopefully someone with more experience in that area will pipe up.

Where did you get those lights and what do you think of them