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I read that last night and thought " oh man I hope I didn't recommended the wrong product to Dave" lol. You got an incredible value. I can also say you will love Adams rinseless, but I can't tell you how I know

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Don't forget a Rinseless wash can be diluted to be a waterless wash and a clay lube. And some are pretty decent quick detailers too at a specific dilution. A Rinseless wash is a must have product for a weekend warrior or a production detailer.

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Don't forget a Rinseless wash can be diluted to be a waterless wash and a clay lube. And some are pretty decent quick detailers too at a specific dilution. A Rinseless wash is a must have product for a weekend warrior or a production detailer.

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Don't forget a Rinseless wash can be diluted to be a waterless wash and a clay lube. And some are pretty decent quick detailers too at a specific dilution. A Rinseless wash is a must have product for a weekend warrior or a production detailer.

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Don't forget a Rinseless wash can be diluted to be a waterless wash and a clay lube. And some are pretty decent quick detailers too at a specific dilution. A Rinseless wash is a must have product for a weekend warrior or a production detailer.

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Don't forget a Rinseless wash can be diluted to be a waterless wash and a clay lube. And some are pretty decent quick detailers too at a specific dilution. A Rinseless wash is a must have product for a weekend warrior or a production detailer.

Awesome results!

Dang, I didnt realize they had gotten rid of the red plugs.  That is the only thing that truly seals the product up and keeps it fresh and airtight.  I actually have some gallons where the cap stripped out and I have nothing but the red plugs in...
 
I will make myself a reminder to keep the ones I have to use in any new gallons I purchase. 

Nice job and congrats on the baby!

Thanks guys. Caught ten on my first trip this weekend, nothing big enough to brag about but had a great time. Water beaded like crazy and it was a breeze to clean up afterwords with a quick waterless wash. To me one of the greatest aspects of detailing is how easy it makes routine maintanence after the initial detail. I recommended Adams to two boaters on the lake this weekend, they both had late 2000 model boats that didn't shine like my shine lol. Adams FTW!

Depends on how deep your level of obsession is...
Jeweling is simply an "over the top" final step to maximize your shine potential that is mostly just done on show car paint jobs by highly skilled rotary detailers.  It will require a ultra soft foam jeweling pad, a ultra fine finishing polish and a rotary to do it correctly.  No need for the weekend warrior to worry about this step IMO. 

Those seats look so comfy! good job!

Great looking boat Chase! Congrats. 

I knew you would love it, you redneck...lmao j/k!!!
Thanks man I am really excited about it. Searched for months on Craigslist and it paid off.

Bought a used bass boat (2001) and spent the better part of Labor Day weekend cleaning it up. First pic was before I bought it - good shape but needed some TLC.
 
Process:
 
Vacuumed interior.
Interior cleaned with APC, LIC and waterless wash.
Interior protected with leather conditioner and SVRT.
Cleaned wheels, fenders and trailer with various brushes, soap, and APC.
Foamed and washed with APC and soap mix.
Decon with clay alternative.
SVRT on trim and rubber.
Waxed with Americana (man this stuff made the gel coat pop).
 
I love the way it turned out and I have gotten so many compliments so far. People cant believe the boat is 12 years old.
 
This winter I will do a full detail and try to polish out some of the scratches and swirling. For now, I just wanted it to look great and be protected from the elements.
 
Thanks for looking. Let me know if you have any questions.

Those ghost flames were awesome, why did you get rid of them?! Lol.

Nice work!

I dont know...maybe because your on an Adams forum, just a wild guess though, don't quote me on that one...

Those ghost flames were awesome, why did you get rid of them?! Lol.

Those ghost flames were awesome, why did you get rid of them?! Lol.

Those ghost flames were awesome, why did you get rid of them?! Lol.

Those ghost flames were awesome, why did you get rid of them?! Lol.

I blame it on the new pot laws in CO lmao!
 
 
 
J/k of course.

I use Adams soap for everything except for strip washes in which case I also use CG CW&G. I think you could go without the honeydew as Adams does great in a foam cannon.

You want to use a long sweeping motion when spraying the detail spray to maximize the coverage of each spray.  Also, dont worry about completely covering each square inch of paint, just quickly mist lightly over the area and towel dry.