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I agree, the products themselves are awesome, I'd just love to see the 16 oz. bottles back.  

Simply put, I don't like the small sprayers. I can fit one and a half fingers on the trigger and they're just too awkward to work with, taking too many sprays to make it seem worth it. I really hope they're looking into other options.

This topic is closer to politics than detailing. A bit of a slippery slope, indeed.
 
Adams' products are mostly made in the USA. Their customer service is beyond reproach. And it appears they treat their employees well. They seem to take a very high road competing in an industry with players worldwide. None of this changes, regardless where the polisher is made. 

I don't agree with this statement personally. Outside of the cyclo and rupes which is still Italian in my eyes but is made here now since the factory opened after the purchase of cyclo what other polishers do you see USA made. Adam's delivered us a product that fits the needs of a true enthusist. Yes it's made in China but if Adam believes it is good enough quality I believe him. This polisher fills a void in the market in a huge positive way I think. Adam's did not design this to be the next huge advancement of polishers they designed it to bridge a Gap between the pc and rupes or flex machines in my eyes. The unit is a fair price for a machine of its caliber. The way trade is today staying all USA is not a financially possible mark all the time unfortunately.

You don't need to avoid the glass. It works on that, too!

With so many posts in this thread about issues that can only be addressed by contacting Customer Service, I am going to put this first post right here, then lock the thread so that people with any issues can contact someone who can help.
 
 
 

Yes, I saw them doing that in one of the videos. Glad to hear positive things from that! I will definitely be trying that in the future.

Just out of curiousity, would you be able to estimate how much product they use per vehicle?
 

Welcome to the addiction and the forum, were glad you here!!

At today's HQ demo, the Shine Stop team demoed the Ceramic Spray Coating with the grey microfiber pads. It's their recommended applicator tool. I used them, as well, and they worked great. Several sprays (8 or so) into the pad, then apply as normal. Used a microfiber towel to remove and voila, shine!

I would agree, feel is subjective, but...
 
heres a single beside a well used double (meaning the double is probably even lost some of its loftiness). I have no idea how you would be hard pressed to identify the difference between these two towels, even in the package.  Not trying to be a jerk, but that’s a huge difference to me. Shucks, I could fold and separate every towel in my inventory blind folded, LOL 😂 
 
 

That's unbelievable.. Great job!

I would suggest topping it with another ceramic product, maybe Ceramic Boost.

Not the best lighting - but here they are.
 
 

Not the best lighting - but here they are.