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Mine too. I ordered mine very late Tuesday night which means they didn't start processing it until Wednesday and I got it here in Pennsylvania on Saturday. Nice work guys !!

Ragg Topp. I've tried several but I like this the best.

Looks like a great place. All the best to you and your bride.

Except for the hardtop, looks just like mine down to the debadging. A couple of points I'd like to add. Although the glass sealant still provides protection, the rain won't blow off the Jeep windshield like it does most other vehicles because it's almost vertical. You can see towards the end of the video that some of the UC spray still dripped on the cement. I use a dish cleaning brush and sort of paint the UC spray on that way. Eliminates all drips. Lastly, I use total interior detailed on my running boards. It looks great and isn't slippery. I don't know how much protection, if any, if provides. Great video and very well explained. Thanks, Adam.

I started with a PC and still use it for my 4" pads. It's not a bad unit but not the best either. There's a lot if vibration with it. If you can tolerate that then your going to be ok. No matter what, it's still better than doing it by hand. Good luck with it.

Nice write up Dave. Thanks for the info.

i keep mine in the original boxes on the bottom shelf of my detail cart.

Welcome Joe. Formerly from jersey myself. Where are you located.

I use one like this too. The only thing I regret is that I got a 3 foot one. Shoulda got a 4 footer.

"Detailman"

Welcome from Allentown.

As soon as you start putting down a competitor, you start putting down your own business as well. The customers will determine who provides rhe best service anyway.

Ragg Topp makes good products for this.

Ive had great success with Jif peanut butter

I'm planning on Thursday morning. Weather isn't looking so great though. Carlisle in the rain is not a fun place to be.

Love that look. Was never real crazy about the big gold bow tie. Is the stuff durable?

Love mine. Use it with every wash.

Definitely Detail Spray and APC. That's a good start and then expand from there based on your particular usage.

Carlisle is a great place. I missed Corvettes but I'll be there for this one. Looking forward to seeing everyone.

I've spent about $3,000 over the last 6 years since I've been using adams. Most came at first until I built up my arsenal. Expenses are much less now since all I do is replace what I've used up and purchase a new item every now and then. I'm fortunate that I live near Carlisle PA so I get most of my products at the events there. It really saves a lot on shipping.

I've tried products from several different companies as I'm sure most of us have however I always find myself going back to adams. The only exception obviously are products that Adam doesn't have anything comparable to. Ragg Topp for example.

Thanks for the tip Adam. Ive tried both in and out spray and VRT on my jeeps running boards and found them both way to slippery. I also clean them with the fender brush. Works very well.

Nice Jeep. I know the feeling.

First picture: Yes, I'm telling you the fish really was this big! Second picture: Excuse me, do you know you have a bottle of Detail Spray growing out of your head?

GTO looks great. Love those GM muscle cars of that era