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https://adamspolishes.com/shop/accessories/adam-s-branded-accessories/adam-s-polisher-holder-for-21mm.html

Which one are you talking about? They’re all back in stock and still on the website.

Is this gonna be available to us soon? If not, it needs to be!

Backpacks have come up 3 times in last couple years. There was the Thule, gray one, and a Mountain Standard one. The Mountain Standard sold out FAST. Some of the products just have to be just right to sell well. They’ll get it down eventually.

I prefer waxes in the fridge. That way, when you start using the applicator with it, you don’t pick up too much product when spreading.

If you’re looking for multiple colors, should try The Rag Company. Solid mfg’er of towels and they have a great selection of colors, GSM, and splits. I’m not 100% certain, but either Adam’s edgeless towel is either made by them or was inspired by their Eagle Edgeless.

New Patriot Wax is trades. Old Patriot Wax and Americana is still available.

If you want to go with something a bit bigger, you could try a BMW X5M or X6M. I’m not sure the price range on those right now, but it would probably have to be earlier 2010’s to fit your budget.

If you email or call one of the dealers who carry it, they will take care of you. I know Grabiak is reallly helpful on the Adam’s products and would recommend them.

If you just do a compound, you’ll probably make it worse. It’s designed to leave uniform hazing. So with that in mind, you’d probably be better off leaving it as-is.

What you’re suggesting is if you can do “half” steps. Most people think you can only use compound with a compounding pad or polish with a polishing pad. Depending on the paint and how the clear reacts, you can mix a compound with a polishing pad or polish with a compound pad. You want to start with least aggressive and go up from there. General rule of thumb, compound leaves fine, universal swirl marks that you later use polish to get an even, “perfect” finish. You could try a polish and a compounding pad if everything is universal and not too horrible. What youre gonna find is that nobody can really tell you how it’ll work without a test spot. Best thing to do would be either find someone close who has everything. Otherwise, you’ll have to either trade or buy everything.

I personally like the scangrip I-match light. Their line of detailing lights are pretty solid and well built. They can be pricey though.

Jeff works for Nike, so makes sense for him and Matt to know each other well.

The ones next to Vossen ARE Adam’s but it’s not for cars. It’s a collab they did with Big Chill appliances. Comes in a set.

Yea but it will say in the auction if there is a reserve price. Plus, it costs a fee to put a reserve price on any listing. So, an expensive, sick joke if that’s the case...

Probably backing out. Some people keep hitting bid in the heat of the moment on eBay. You’ve never done eBay unless you’ve done that before ?

Y’all seeing a 100K DS on eBay almost hitting $300??!!

If you’ve polished your paint or done any paint correcting, BG shouldn’t be needed to fill imperfections. Also, if there is a coating on the paint, same thing. The only time it would be helpful is if the paint is bare and you then want to fill. I still prefer PS on bottom for longevity reasons and more protection. The BG can be applied easier and more often than PS and so the filling can be done easier.

Really the only thing needed for a foam cannon on your pressure washer is either a quick connect wand or a snub nose gun with a quick connect. Everything else can stay the same. If if you get Adam’s snub nose attachment, you may need to get a few additional parts since that gun has a quick connect from the bottom of the gun to the hose. It’s an easy fix of either getting an adapter to fit on the hose to accept quick connects or buy a new hose that already has it.

I’ve got a foam gun. Looking more for the snub nose and the new foam cannon.

The issue I would have to mix the cleaner with ON is that you could be masking the smell with ON and not truly get the mats or carpet clean. I would use the cleaner first and get everything cleaned. Wait a little time to see if odor persists, and then use ON as needed.

If you do a lot of wet sanding of cars, that’s where the blue pad may come in handy over the orange pad. You could try going from 1500 grit to heavy blue compounding. Again, depends on situation.

If you’re gonna do a paint correction, save yourself some money and product. Just use the soap and water from your bucket with your clay. It’s quick and saves time AND money!

I’d be weary of techniques and products used on that “full detail.” Depending on what products he uses and how good he is, it could be worth only $50 but might not be a very good detail. ??‍♂️

Congrats on the growing family! It may not have been what you wanted, but it’s what He had planned. Also, you got lucky getting th new Subaru Ascent Touring. My dad is a manager at a Subaru store and he says their dealership is backordered for months and apparently, the Touring trim is the toughest to get.