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As long as Marquis pre-games (elctrolytes and a good meal) and gets a good night sleep, I'm in for 3:35.    I've seem "The Man" in action. 

x 2 for Interior Detailer.  

11 minutes ago, ColoradoSHObro said:

if you want long term protection use LPS and top with HGG-this process is cheap,simple,and easy.

if you want to step up in shine and longevity then use CPW and top with CB. 

but keep the polymers with polymers and SIO2 products with SIO2 products.  

i think that’s a simple school of thought to follow.  

^^^Agreed^^

Good luck with the new ride Nick !!

14 hours ago, mike c4 said:

Does the new pumkin spice smell like last years?

Yes, my order was delivered yesterday and both ID and DS scents are the same as last year's versions......at least to my olfactory receptors.

Welcome Eddy.

Nice collection Ross !  

Can't tell if the Mazda is White or light Silver.  If it's White, you have the American trifecta.......Red, White, and Blue

Welcome aboard, Ross.  Post up some pics of those rides when you get a chance.  We loves us some pictures on this here forum.

8 hours ago, Rich said:

Here's some pics of me with Horny Mike and with Chip Foose.   Just realized I had the same shirt on both times. 

At least your hat and pants were different.

Beautiful work as usual. 

Welcome aboard Tony. 

Looks like you've used most of the Adams product line over the past 4 years, but don't hesitate to ask questions.  There's tons of knowledge to be had from the group.

Love the flag.

31 minutes ago, tmevilsizor said:

 

Thank you OZ! I have a love connection with IN and OUT spray and I just can't break her heart. She performs so well for me. lol

Understood.  OK, how about this one.  I've also used ID to clean my desk at work. 

14 minutes ago, tmevilsizor said:

I have a quick question for other Adam's users. I still have a gallon of interior detailer left. I am wondering if anyone has any alternative (household) uses for this? I know that the DS works good on granite countertops and stainless steel, but has anyone figured out a different use for the interior detailer?

It's not a household use, but you can certainly use the Interior Detailer under the hood to treat all plastic surfaces.  It leaves a rich matte finish and helps repel dust.

Just a thought:  The hardness of your water will directly impact the amount of suds produced from equal amounts of shampoo.  Soft water will produce more suds than hard water will with an equal amount of shampoo.  If you have hard water in your area or if you draw from a well, you'll probably need more shampoo to get the desired amount of suds.

5 hours ago, Blackbird_ws.6 said:

Hello!

Question :

If using :

-Liquid Paint Sealant

-Ceramic Paste Wax

-Ceramic Boost

 

Could I use the Spray Detailer over to remove light dust etc, or would you recommend any of the water less washes over this?

I would recommend using Waterless Wash to remove light dust.  

Welcome aboard Blackbird.   Glad you came to your senses and made the switch to Adams. 

Nice work !!  Black is definitely a challenge, but you've got the right polishes, tools and skills, so you should do fine.

Welcome aboard Susan.    As you can see from my Sig, I'm a huge Mopar fan myself and White is the color of choice for all but my son's Challenger.   White Vinegar may just be the ticket to remove those hard water spots.  If that doesn't do it, try using some Revive Hand Polish.

Welcome aboard, Mundog.     Glad to have you here. 

2 minutes ago, RayS said:

The sticker wall is neat and I'll get mine sent in, thanks for posting this @falcaineer.   Now, my curiosity has taken over with the bicycles that are hanging over the sticker wall.  It appears that are some real classics up there - who knows what the story is?  

 

The Man himself, Adam, started his career detailing bicycles in the neighborhood.  As such, he has an affinity for bicycles and keeps a few "hanging around" at HQ.  It goes to show he has not forgotten where he came from.  

Welcome aboard, Carol.  .  Lots of great advice to be had from the group, so don't be afraid to ask questions.  

53 minutes ago, RTGuy said:

My detail friends! How do you clean suede seats? My car has leather trimmed vented suede seats and cleaning the leather isn’t a problem but I need advice on how to clean the suede inserts in my seats! 

If the areas are heavily soiled, you'll want to spray some Carpet & Upholstery Cleaner on a MF towel and wipe the surface. Don't spray directly on the suede. Follow that up with a clean MF towel to remove the dirt. Be careful not to saturate the suede.  Use light sprays on the MF towel and go over the heavily soiled areas as necessary until you're satisfied. Follow up with a pass with the Cockpit Brush to groom the pile and you're good to go.  If you want to maintain the suede and it's not dirty, you can get away with just using the Cockpit Brush to gently remove any surface lint, etc and groom the pile.  If you search the Library, there is a video on the subject.  

13 minutes ago, CoonHound693 said:

Had a rock hit and chip my hood and window today on the highway.   It was a big rock.  I’m not sure what to do with it. I don’t plan on repainting it anytime soon.  Any suggestions would be great.  It’s all the way down to bare aluminum.  It also

caused a small chip in my window.  What a bummer. 

Check out the Langka system.  I've seen this work wonders.  www.langka.com

3 minutes ago, 8675309'SS said:

A stock-ish 5th gen Camaro SS A6.  (It had performance exhaust and a tune.) My reaction time, not so good.  Lol

But I totally enjoyed myself.  I was C-2

 

Thanks Jen.  At least you got consistently better.  Love the entry name, btw, Geriatric Racing. 

17 hours ago, 8675309'SS said:

Participated in a few runs down the drag strip for the first time ever (not in my car.)  It was so freakin awesome. Can’t wait to do it again.  

 Inquiring minds want to know what you were driving and we need to see some times posted, too.