Eric Leicht

^^^ 100% Agree with M3Eric here.  I purchased the 3" and 6" Griots polishers early this year and used them once and now they sit wrapped up in the boxes they came in. Upgraded to the 12mm SK Mini and the 15mm SK and the difference is night and day. The SK's are a lot quieter, run smoother with very little vibrations, and have plenty of cutting power. They are 100% worth the investment. The 12mm SK mini is a beast of machine and great for all the smaller areas of your vehicle.  Welcome to the forums and your new drug.....The "Adams Addiction" is a real thing with no interventions available lol.

The keychain is pretty cool!

Welcome to the forum Matt! 

Nice wait until you try the H2O Gloss and Guard..

I attended the Grand Opening this past weekend. What a blast! During the day, I was pleasantly surprised to receive some gift cards from Adam as a thank you to veterans.
 
So to @Adam and his entire team, I also want to say THANK YOU! Your focus on the customer is what makes you such a special company, and why I will continue to be a patron for a long, long time. 
 

 

 
 

Here's pics of the new ride.  That IndiGo blue popped with the Americana and BG.
 
 

I am a recent Adam's convert, coming from the world of Zaino previously.  Did a good wash, clay, Paint Sealant a few weeks ago.  From there, ordered some more products.  Now need to start looking at the bulk stuff (wheel cleaner, Quick Detail, etc).  Anyway, got the Foam Gun and some other stuff and finally got to use them today.  Over the last 3 weeks have put about 1500 miles or so on the truck for road trips.  1 trip about 750 round trip pulling the camper and last one a week trip to Branson with the family.  LOTS of midwest bugs on the front. Still more to get off, but didn't finish today.
 
Anyway, today did the following:
 
1. APC on wheel wells, Tire Cleaner on the tires, Wheel Cleaner on the wheels
2. Foam gun with Ultra Foam Shampoo and 2 bucket wash, starting with the bugs up front and top down with 2 mitts
3. Rinsed and pulled in garage
4. Dried with H2O G&G
5. VRT on wheels, and exterior plastics
6. First time using the Brillant Glaze today on exterior paint, chrome, and windows, including side view mirrors which seems to be quite the finishing touch for exterior glass.
7. Tried a little Under Carriage Spay on the visible areas in the wheel wells (not the wheel well liners as those are carpet)
8. Finish with some Quick Detail
9. And then interior detail and interior windows
 
I am slow, but it is done and everything drying now.
 
 

Welcome to the "Addiction" Brandon!!

I dont have any Glass Boost at the moment, hoping to get some in 1 of the 8 mystery boxes on the way. A couple days ago I cleaned the windshield with GC then sealed with GS using a microfiber applicator pad. I took a spray bottle with just water in it and sprayed water on the windshield about an hour later and used H20 G&G to give it a little extra protection. Water runs like Usain Bolt off the windshield now. The GS is more than enough but hey, why not throw some more at it right?   I clayed all the windows and polished them using my SK 12mm MIni 2 months ago and that made a huge difference with the GS curing to the window and lasting longer.

Hey guys! 
 
Pretty proud of how my latest upload to YouTube came out. I took a VERY neglected first generation Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8 WK seat and restored it in two stages. I masked off half of the seat and then masked the remaining half in half as well (sounds confusing but I used three strips of masking tape to mask off three different sections of the seat). I left one entire half covered and cleaned/condition sections of the remaining sections and the before/after results were INCREDIBLE. I honestly wasn't expecting the results that I got! See the video below and if you liked it, I'd really appreciate if you gave it a like!
 
 
In the video, you'll see the following products used: 
Leather and Interior Cleaner Leather Conditioner Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner Cockpit Brush Interior Detailing Brush Interior Scrubbing Mitt Edgelss Utility Towel Premium Interior Dressing Applicator  
I don't yet have the before and after photos of the rear bench seat as mentioned in the video, but I'll get them ASAP! 
 
Thanks for looking! 

Nothing wrong. Just not doing it enough, I don't think. Some tires bloom way more than others. Yours appear to need done a few times per wash...apply, scrub, rinse, repeat. Scrub and rinse till it's white. As you apply it, the TRC is pulling the brown to the surface. Don't worry, you'll get there. Then buy a gallon of TRC!
 
What tire brush are you using? Adam's version is awesome and upped my cleaning results dramatically. Recommend you get one if you don't have it already.

Pretty big Adams fan over here! How is everyone doing? 
Here is a few pics of my collection. 

^^^ 100% Agree with M3Eric here.  I purchased the 3" and 6" Griots polishers early this year and used them once and now they sit wrapped up in the boxes they came in. Upgraded to the 12mm SK Mini and the 15mm SK and the difference is night and day. The SK's are a lot quieter, run smoother with very little vibrations, and have plenty of cutting power. They are 100% worth the investment. The 12mm SK mini is a beast of machine and great for all the smaller areas of your vehicle.  Welcome to the forums and your new drug.....The "Adams Addiction" is a real thing with no interventions available lol.

Second on the ON gallon.  I called and was told it was being considered in a gallon size.  Guess we will see....

I know I know.... But ON is also great to use around the house and it goes quick

+3 on sealant. 2nd group looks good.

another vote for the sealant option. You can always layer americana and brilliant glaze on top of that later, but the sealant will protect you the longest.

Welcome! +4  with Liquid Paint Sealant it will last longer for daily drivers.

Ditto. Go with option 2 (PS).
 
And welcome!

Paint sealant would be a better option as far as protection goes 

Except those "new consumers" are only here so their obscure clothing brand matches their even more obscure car detailing supplies, and they'll be outta here the minute it's time to move on to the next fad. Then you're left with a bunch of long-time, repeat customers you alienated to make a handful of extra sales to some clowns in ugly sweatshirts and skinny jeans.....

Finally got warm enough to get into the garage and attach my new bottle rack to my Adam's cart. Thing fits perfect, and the legs behind it are the ideal support for the bottom.  This thing is STEEL and will never ever break.  It's heavy, and with full bottles in it, it's even going to be heavier, so I drilled through the side of the cart and attached it with two bolts and two nuts.  Don't have anything on my cart yet as it's still too cold here for bringing out my full stuff, but I had enough empty bottles for pics.  Thanks Adam's for offering a much needed product to your line.
 

Red flex fit, please. Similar style to the 2016 Black Friday version. Could be all red, or maybe with a white or black (or option of either) mesh back. On the front, the Adam’s logo, white/black “A”, or maybe “Adam’s Polishes” in block letters, with Adams larger font above Polishes. Just shooting from the hip .
 
Agreed on flat bill...don’t care for them. Need other styles for various tastes.

I also want one of these (and that's the style of flex fit I tried to explain above):
 

Phones and internet are back up and operational at HQ!