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When I got my eleys two years ago, I couldn't help but put a couple of coats of paint sealant on them. Probably time to do another coat for the one that lives outside. Just wanted to mention it in case you would want to do the same before mounting it.

Great idea. Now I have something to do this weekend. Thanks for the tip

You know I'll be there Dave. I feel like a kid in a candy store out there. Looking forward to seeing everyone again

Sorry to hear Chris. It's tough losing a pet and only someone who has gone through it can fully understand

I do the same thing, Dave

Pharmacist for 42 years

I will add that I've only had these installed for a few months now, so I cannot comment on reliability with long-term use. So far so good though!

You're garage is nicer than my house.

It really depends on the vehicle. I take anywhere from 6 to 12 hours. I did my sisters vehicle a couple of years ago and he interior alone took almost 4 hours. It was a 2006 Honda Pilot that was probably never thoroughly cleaned.

Howdy Doody, Buffalo Bob. Welcome to the forum.

My wife and I had the pleasure of visiting Adams a couple if years ago. Had a great tour if the facility and Adam treated us like the most important visitors he ever had. Everyone else was also very cordial. An experience I won't forget.

Never dry a vehicle without it

I have a Flex and a PC that fit my needs perfectly. I'd love to have a Cyclo and a Rupes product or 2, but I really don't feel I need them nor can afford them. I do about 10-12 vehicles a year.

I love those full size GMs from the sixties. That Caddy looks great.

Goo gone makes an automotive formula. I got mine at auto zone. It worked very well for me on my jeep.

Went to the Philadelphia Auto Show. Tons and tons of beautiful new and classic cars. They all looked great but all the ones I was able to touch really could have used a nice coat of Patriot or Americana.

Damn. I work that weekend. Maybe I can get someone to switch. Always wanted to attend one of these.

Welcome Lenire. Love that 71

I give an estimate of $25 an hour. I base the estimate on how long I feel

It will take me based on what the customer wants done and the condition of the vehicle.

Tying up

I agree with Chris. If you apply the wax properly you won't need any help. But it's all up to you. Let us know your decision and let's see the results.

I debadged my Jeep with a hair dryer and Goo gone Automotive Formula. Worked very well.

Change places

We had 31.7 inches of snow today. The good news is only 3 months to Spring Csrlisle. Life is good.

I have at Adams cart from s few years back. All packed up for the winter though.

Dans a great guy. I've had occasion to ask

him questions and advice on a few occasions and he's been very helpful and professional. Adam made a good choice when he brought him on board. And Adams customer service is second to none.

Never knew there was one. I'd try it out