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One 50ml bottle was enough to do the Volvo, the Camaro, and the extremely large Magnum's roof. Next up will be my 2013 Chevy Malibu Company Car. Love this stuff!

 

 

I had no issues with the porous textured trim on the Volvo. The Trim Coating's still holding up nicely nine months later!

Expensive? Meh. What's your labor/time worth? Easier and quicker to wash and dry, heck, rain does a pretty good job of removing light dirt. I figure I won't have to do complete paint corrections on these vehicles for another couple/few years and no waxing or sealing. I'm thinking of the product this way and think it's actually pretty cheap!

Dave, will you have a demonstration ar Carlisle next month? Interested in seeing how it works.

I'll be there this year. Missed the last two.

Get some business cards made up and hand them out liberally. Go to various car shows, car clubs etc. Leave stacks of your cards with car dealerships, repair shops, etc. You'll get a couple of jobs from that, then let your reputation be spread by word of mouth. Be patient.

Hello Everyone,

 

Just joined the forum. Have found Adam's products to be excellent overall. The instructional videos have been very helpful to me.

 

Thanks!

Hello Everyone,

 

Just joined the forum. Have found Adam's products to be excellent overall. The instructional videos have been very helpful to me.

 

Thanks!

I wash and dry all my microfibers together. And I also throw a cheapie in with every load. It picks up lint etc so the good ones won't.

I had good results with a hair dryer and automotive formula goo gone.

I'll be there. Always try to get to 2 or 3 events a year. What a place!!

I live in Philly, so it's gets pretty dirty in the winter. lol

Thanks for the advice.

Hey Jerry. Welcome from Allentown. Where in Philly? I get down that way fairly often. Let me know if I can help you with anything.

Welcome from Allentown. Where in PA are you. Might wanna try heading out to Carlisle events this year.

Bring them inside. And watch excessive summer heat as well when the time comes.

Welcome from Allentown. Glad to help if you need anything.

Not me.

Go with the obvious.

I would suggest you practice by coming here and do mine first.

You are a genius.

That hose, like your namesake, has been gone for a long time. You can still buy that one or similar ones. I got mine at Sears about 9 years ago and have had no trouble with it.

Oh. I thought you closed in honor of my birthday.

I found blue Dawn works well

I make up a small amount of car shampoo in water if I'm just doing the windows. Then I follow it up with Novus 1 and 2. I also have some of the old Adams Clear Polish to finish the job. To do the top itself try Ragg Topp products or 303 Aerospace Protectant. Both do a great job. Super VRT makes the top look great if you are going to show the Jeep but any rain will wash it off and it gets all over the paint. Have fun with your new toy!!

Skip step 6. It's not necessary. Also I apply brilliant glaze and then top it off with a wax. It allows the brilliant glaze to last longer.

Nice job Dave as always.

Nice!! I'd love to venture that way from PA sometime!

My wife and I stopped at Adams during our trip to CO a couple of years back. Got the grand tour and had a nice visit with Adam and the others there that day. It was well worth the trip from PA Stan.

Nice Rich. That's my wife's money-saving logic.

Nice job. Some old timers might remember the green Severe Swirl Remover that Adam sold several years ago. I still have some and it too works great on headlights.

Nice vehicle. Where in PA? A lot of us here. I'm from Allentown. If nearby let me know if I can help.