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  1. camaro2ssblack
    If it were me, I would coat the leather while it's brand new but if your wanting to stick with Adams, I'll let the team give you a recommendation for your specific leather.
  2. camaro2ssblack
    Really good thread, subscribed. Rinseless wash is so incredibly versatile but I am interested to see your results on trim, leather and rubber. I have used it for waterless wash, rinseless wash, clay lube, interior detailer, glass cleaner, and a general cleaner for lighted soiled areas. Never as a dressing though...
  3. camaro2ssblack
    One word. Tennessee.
  4. camaro2ssblack
    Overworking aka dry buffing. Make sure your pad is primed and do only three section passes of your cutting polish with moderate pressure. Should take about 1 minute. Remove the residue and inspect.
  5. camaro2ssblack
    Google is your friend. Search Lake Country.
  6. camaro2ssblack
    Pads, polishes and pad cleaning brush and you are good to go. The 4" pads can be used on the GG6 with the correct backing plate.
  7. camaro2ssblack
    Welcome from West Tenn Chris! Nice rides.
  8. camaro2ssblack
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmF8PtFz9H4
  9. camaro2ssblack
    That looks great man, nice job.
  10. camaro2ssblack
    Try multiple outlets of course just to be sure.
  11. camaro2ssblack
    Three.
  12. camaro2ssblack
    Small chance of spontaneous combustion but you should be fine. We've only lost a couple members in my 4 years here. You're good to go, wipes right off.
  13. camaro2ssblack
    Easy way to find out. Go apply quick sealant with a towel that you know does not lint. If no lint, try it again with the towel in question. Either of those tests will verify the culprit. I'm 99.9% sure your single soft towel is starting to lint like many others have... It will leave heavy lint with any wet product like quick sealant or detail spray, and leave minor lint when removing hazed products such as waxes or glazes.
  14. camaro2ssblack
    Did you use the same towel when using the other sealant? Sounds like the towel simply starting linting.
  15. camaro2ssblack
    Sweet ride man!
  16. camaro2ssblack
    If your using clay lube that contains wax or wax additives, you need to remove the residue before polishing. It will clog your polishing pads prematurely. I personally find it to be good practice to remove the clay residue every time before continuing with the detail. Most of the time it's a quick waterless wash wipedown but very contaminated cars may get a full wash after claying.
  17. camaro2ssblack
    33's and 2.5" front leveling kit only. The angle of the pic makes it look a little higher than it is.
  18. camaro2ssblack
    Glad you had a good time!
  19. camaro2ssblack
    I'm loving it so far. He got a sweet 67' C10.
  20. camaro2ssblack
    Glad to help.
  21. camaro2ssblack
    No prob, yes it's his old truck. Took it off his hands.
  22. camaro2ssblack
    You can still get the same one online for cheap. They are great carts, I love mine. http://www.webstaurantstore.com/black-luxor-stc111-3-tub-utility-cart-18-x-24-x-38-1-2/445STC111BK.html You will have to get the bottle rack elsewhere.
  23. camaro2ssblack
    I like 1:32. Works great with a 32 oz bottle. Add one ounce of rinseless, and fill the rest up with water.
  24. camaro2ssblack
    I am in agreement on just about everything here. GDM is the only way for me after lots of trial and error. I dont store my solution but if I was doing them every other day I might entertain that.
  25. camaro2ssblack
    Sick car.
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