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Hopefully it's Dylan!

I bet your company loves you for taking care of their cars like that! Do you have the cleanest one in the fleet?

364$ for the flex and bag is a great deal! I think I paid 379 or 399 for my flex without the bag two years ago.

Lol that's awesome! I bet he regrets screwing you over!

They are usually great to deal with. I'm sure he will make it right

I boiled mine and washed them with all free and clear. It seems to have stopped the linting for the most part.

I have been good, congrats on your rally win too! I was out your way a couple weeks ago on my bike, we gotta get together before the weather takes a turn.

That's awesome Dan! Love that car!

That is one cool ride!

Awesome bike man! Harley fatboy here..

That's awesome man! Love the truck.

Awesome! Beautiful cars!!

I really like that bronco!!

Thanks guys!

Hey guys, I was just wondering what a good combo is for a nice one step polish for a daily driver. I have the new polish system, microfiber and foam pads. I take the time and do all the steps on my garage queen 06 GTO. My truck and my wife's jeep are both clean but could use a polish to remove some minor wash swirls and such. I'll be using a flex and a PC for the tight spots. Here's the combos I was thinking of. 1. Orange microfiber pad with paint finishing polish. 2. White pad with the correcting polish 3. Use orange foam pad and mix the polish? Thanks in advance for the help guys.

That's a bad *** ride man!!

Best Adams vid to date!! Awesome!

That's really nice! How much are they? I didn't see the price listed.

The towels are the problem. Almost all of my Adams towels lint like crazy. They have been washed in a new HE washer with the microfiber wash, boiled, anything I can think of and they are still absolutely terrible. Lots of people have problems with them, do some searching on the topic.

Very nice man! Always liked that truck. It has that simple clean look to it. What did he replace it with?

Wow that is cheap! Thanks! Is that Dylan's old truck in your sig?! Sure looks like it.

I had the same thing happen to me. On my brand new ram. The truck only had 5k miles on it, I put a lift on and had 35" tires mounted. Two of the four wheels were damaged by the shop, who of course said it wasn't their fault and refused to pay for it. My best friend is chief of staff for a local congressman. After some calls were made by some fairly important people I had two new factory ram wheels that cost almost 1000$ each and a apology letter to go with them.

117,000$

Pretty sure I'll be there

I'm from the bellvernon monongahela area, sounds like we are pretty close