SKMARTIN6

I got my first waterless wash towel in the kit with the gallon of wash. Then got 2 more in the microfiber daily special a while back. Noticed when I got them that they were not as soft as the first one, decided that they just needed a few washings. After a couple of washings they still are no where near as soft as the first one I got, also the color is different. The last ones I got are a lot darker blue than the first. I love the waterless wash but just wondered if anyone else noticed this. Thanks

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I've got the same question on the applicator pads.

May be you like to watch old re-runs. Smarter than the average bear, hay BooBoo.

Teased her about that, but she was to young to know what we were talking about.

No, she was a model that that works with the photographer. The goat almost took her down once.

That was the photographers ideal, her theme was "Respect The Goat".These are the pics a friend and I took. I haven't seen the ones the photographer took yet. Should have them today and I will post them.

That was the photographers ideal. Did I post the one with the real goat?

If you go to my album there are more pics. I have some more coming from a photographer who entered a photo contest using my car. I will post them in my album when I get them. Thanks

Me after I received a Concours Gold Award for my 1966 GTO this year at the GTO Nationals in Dayton Ohio.

Yes, there are a few in my album. Thanks

Junkman, sorry it took so long to repliy, this is my work computer. The paint is pretty new, the car was just finished in May of this year, the reason I still cover it is I live in the country and I store the car in may pole barn and I have squirrel problem. The cover is a good quality dust cover. The scratches aren't major, mostly on the edges of the roof. I was just making sure the Adams products would work good on the single stage paints as it does on the base/clear. I know alot of the new synthetic waxs and polishes are made for the clear coats but don't say alot about the single stage. Thanks for the help.

Hi, new to the forum. I have a 1966 GTO that is a black single stage paint. Any suggestions and don'ts in waxing and removing light swirl marks? The car is covered at all times, which leaves small scratches at the edges of the top and around the fenders. Thanks

I would like to change name to SKMARTIN6 thanks

My name is Tim and I'm a car cleaning supply junky. I have bad habit of buy anything that's new. Hopefully I can stick to one brand "ADAMS" and clean out the cabinet. I have 3 black cars in the family so I'm always looking for something new and better to use. Just ordered some of the waterless car wash,detail spray, fine machine polish, and swirl and haze remover. So wish me luck.