Greg from GA

Hi, I made this video because I really was surprised at whole useful and beneficial this thing turned out.  When I had mine on order from Adams to be delivered here to Georgia I coincidentally was in Denver and stopped by Adams to say hello.  Ryan gave me a tour, and in the back I actually got to try out the Master Blaster Revolution before I ever even saw mine. When I turned it on and so how much power it had, I already knew then I was going to love it.  Prior to that I was using my air compressor to blast out air in trim, grill, wheels etc, but this is a whole different level.
 
Thanks for watching.
 

Adams Odor Neutralizer with a thorough steaming, blowing and vacuuming and final wipe down of hard surfaces with vinegar got the smoker smell out of 7 year old camry for me last week.  A week later and the smell is still gone.
 

Yes this stuff really works! I used it 2 weeks ago. I had a rat/mouse odor from the previous owner. I tried many things. I had the car shampooed 5 years ago when I bought it, that didn't work. I put the Arm and Hammer things you put in the fridge in there, that didn't work. I tried Fabreeze, that didn't work. I also tried a different odor eliminator before Adams came out with theirs. All of these things would get rid of the smell but it would eventually come back. Especially on a hot day. I Used the carpet cleaner from adams and did the entire car. Floor mats carpet in der the floor mats trunk. Then I went through it with the ON. It's been 2 weeks of rain and 90 days and still no smell. Not only no mouse smell but it still smells like ON. So yup I say it works

This is great - I need that braking wheel due to the slope on my driveway.  I'd buy one of these from Adams if they sold it today.  In the meantime I get by with this http://amzn.to/2rU6pQjsince it does double duty as a tall step to get stuff off of my higher shelves.  Note that it has a little tray when in roll around mode.  That's where all the pads and polished go when I am polishing and thats where the APC and wheel cleaner goes when I am cleaning wheels and tires.

I built my own cart, makes life great while detailing. Some have brakes on the wheels too, so it won't roll on you.
Its also nice because i store my products indoors and makes it easy to bring in and out. 
 
Also i use odor neutralizer and think it works great. washer dryer room got stinky and after cleaning the washer sprayed the room and the mildewish odor went away.

back to Adams Odor Neutralizer:
 
 

Greg, it makes it really nice to detail a car when you have a detail cart, for a few bucks more you change the wheels of most detail carts so you can upgrade to brake mounted wheels. Then you won't have to chase it all over town!
 
 

Having a cart is the best thing ever. Literally once I got the cart I was so happy!!

A few years ago my wife got me a mechanics seat, basically a riding lawnmower seat, on a pneumatic lift, mounted on a base with wheels, little tray underneath seat. It was from our local farm supply store. I haven't been able to break it yet! Another detail supply place, with initials GG, has a similar looking chair in their catalog, FYI. I would replace mine with an Adam's branded one if offered.

Adams Odor Neutralizer with a thorough steaming, blowing and vacuuming and final wipe down of hard surfaces with vinegar got the smoker smell out of 7 year old camry for me last week.  A week later and the smell is still gone.
 

I thought about getting a cart like I saw at Adams showroom but the slope on my driveway is just enough that I end up chasing my roller seat enough as it is.  But yeah, getting old sucks and I have bad knees.  I would like something like a work desk but something mobile.

I probably just miss the reason you have a towel on the floor in the second part of that video but I really think the way you shoot these videos is cool.
Also have you thought about getting like a table? The other day I was doing some work and had my stuff on a table for the first time and it made the session a lot less harsh on my body

We're having another small Detail Clinic this Saturday at our Headquarters, hosted by Adam Pitale for the Porsche Club of America Rocky Mountain Region. German automotive vehicles preferred, but all makes welcome.
 

 
Event Details:
 
When: Saturday June 3, 2017 10:30AM - 1:30PM MST
Where: Adam's Polishes 587 South Taylor Ave Louisville, CO 80027
 
Adam will be demonstrating paint correction on hard paint, as well as other tips and techniques, plus answering any questions. We hope to see you there!

Got a car with a stinky past. How does this stuff really work on the stinky car.

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Nice surface tension, but I think you are going to lose all your iced tea!  

That my friend is awesome. I think all cars last as long if you take good care of them. I always run full synthetic oil in all of mine. I have a uncle that had a Toyota Prius and it had well over 300,000 on the same motor and transmission.
 
 

Loved it - feels like a new (to her) car.  And since the car is itself is so much more beefy than the corolla she had thats all the better.  That 108k miles Camry sat in my driveway for a week and not a drop of fluids left it.  I've never owned a Toyota (legacy Ford then Honda guy) but damn!

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By the way Greg how did they like the detail you did?

Oak Forest -your north of Pinemont, I'm near 34th and Ella

Or mix up a bottle of Wash & Wax at wash strength, then you clean and seal at every wash!

I have nothing of value to add other than I took a picture of this Airstream being used as a food truck a couple of weekends ago in Piedmont Park in Atlanta because it was really shiny.

So for those of you that read my thread The day was going so well, I was able to get all the gum off my pants!! I tried everything from peanut butter to WD 40, and nothing was working. I even tried freezing them, but the gum warmed up too fast to be effective. So I thought to myself what Adam's product would work. The pants were shot, so it didn't matter if I destroyed them. I tried just about everything, then I tried tire and rubber cleaner, and all I can say is wow!! The pants are clean, clean enough to put in the washer and wear as if nothing happened!!
Having said all that I'm not saying it will get gum out of everything, but for my pants it worked.

​Yes I believe that is correct.
 
​Liquid Paint Sealant should make wheel cleaning very easy using the correct tools and brushes, such as Wheel Woolie and Lug Nut brush!