Klisby

looks good.  be careful with your foam applicators on the bottom, yellow one could easily get some grit on it from rolling around and that would be bad if it was on there when you went to apply wax or sealant.

 

Bottom reserved for the swirl killer combo. Thanks though for your comment, had not thought about that!!

See, I couldn't deal with one that small. But at that price, it would be hard to pass up if nothing else was available. Size is the reason I like my Adam's cart.

Would love the Adams cart, but again DA first in line. As for now I can fit what I need for our three cars. But with the speed I'm acquiring Adams products I'm afraid I'll soon grow out of it ????

did you consider or shop the Harbor Freight cart at all?

Guess it is also more than 25 $?

All,

First of all, if this is against forums rules I apologize, please delete the topic if this is the case.

Started detailing my car more seriously approximately a month ago. Thanks to Adams. Ideas, customer service and marketing ???????? I already have a pretty nice collection of Adams products. I tried to find a way to organize the products and make easy access, but all detail carts was more that I could alive my self to spend as I would rather use money on a DA. Then I found this ice little cart at IKEA it more than fulfill my needs. I can still add two swirl killers in the button basket or maybe a gg6.

Build quality is pretty good, only thing is the wheels which are not very durable. But with a price tag under 25 dollars I could defend buying it.

Pimp it up with Adams products and stickers and it also start to look good ????????

Again, I apologize if this is against the rules, happy detailing.

Mine needs correction, unfortunently. Previous owner did not threat it right...

All,

Have a 2016 Red Mutang Convertible as DD. Today one of my colleagues came to my office and asked if the red mustangs had some special "nano paint"? He thought that the car always looked so shiny.... I have not even paint corrected yet (and it needs it badly)... just haven't had the guts to pull the trigger yet.

Weekly washes finished with detail spray..

Thanks for the "shine" Adams!

chicken, anis, carrot apple and asparagus!

All,

Have a convertible as a daily driver.

I perform weekly washes (with Adams blue soap, detail, h2o, etc) but how should I treat the top? Should I include some kind of routine in the weekly clean, and how will the reppelant on the top work if I wash it weekly? Do I need to reapply? Top is the only thing I do not treat with Adams, here I use raggtop. It is easily to find how to videos on how to make the full treat (wash and coating) but maybe that is a little overkill on a weekly basis?

Thanks!

Thought for a few seconds that Mr. Adams came to my house with a nice surprise...

All. Finally had some time with "the red devil" . Used some detail spray, let it sit for 10 sekunds and used a flat soft piece of wood and slided it gently over the paint. Fly poop jumped of pretty easily, and seems like the detail spray made a slippery surface so the clear coat was not damaged. Took me about and hour and removed 50+ poops ????????

Clay, multipurpose cleaner etc could not remove the poop, but the wooden stick did the trick.

Thank you all! Now I have a poop free vehicle but all out of detail spray...

Thank you all for the input. They are a pain in the a** to get off, and to be honest with you guys, I'm not sure if they actually came in my garage.

I will try to tooth stick, and re wax the car.

I'm happy that I could inlight you all, that flies is "doing business" once in a while ????

Don't wish for them, they are really a challenge!

Thanks all. Had hoped there was a miracle fly poop spray, guess not :-)

Thanks again

Just bought myself a nice red Mustang, treated with the Adams line. Really nice products! After the first two nights in the garage the car has a lot of fly poop on the paint. How do I get this off?

What I have done already!

1) let the car soak in the Adams car shampoo

2) wet a towel, and let it sit for 1 hour

3) used all purpose cleaner and elbow grease.

4) clay

With all of the attempts above the black spots are still there. Any easy solution?

Thanks