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You're the best, Dave!  The order is being put together as we speak.

One last gathering on the Carlisle Fairgrounds this year with the Adam's Team. The Fall Carlisle Collector Car Swap Meet, Corral, & Auction
 
http://www.carlisleevents.com/carlisle-events/carlisle-fall-swap-meet-corral-auction/default.aspx
 
Look for us on the Mid-Way under the large Detail Spray Bottle balloon. The order for goods has been placed which should have us stocked up for all your end of season needs. We'll be doing sales and Demo's, stop by with your detailing questions to have the experts answer them for you.

Just remember friends......you can try all you want, but you'll never spend enough!!

I have found Less is more.  Use products that do muliple tasks.  Its great out the gate buying all the latest and greatest stuff but a lot of stuff is overkill. 

Rather than trying to make a determination about how much everyone spends, in a certain period, it really should only matter if you spend what you can afford to spend, to achieve your own individual goals or objectives, to meet your own specific needs, whether you detail for a living, or just to keep personal vehicles looking the best they can.
 
I have placed over 50 orders in 11 months, spent enough to buy a small used car, but everything I have purchased has been for a specific goal or objective, and includes many tools, and sets of pads, as well as the chemicals.
 
I don't detail for a living, I do detail my fleet, now (3) and my kids and brother's cars, and have done a few cars for the members of the car club I belong too. Haven't made all my money back, never intended to do so, and also made a large purchase that I chose to use as a donation for a Silent auction.
 
To me, like the old MasterCard commercials, the value is PRICELESS to have self satisfaction of knowing the vehicles I drive or detail are done correctly, to the highest standards, and are typically easy to do when you enjoy doing it and you use the best products available. 

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 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.

Nice Jeep. I know the feeling.

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.

Well Ladies, I see we all wore the same hat today.

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?

Friends, our man Dylan is going to work for one of our most important suppliers.   This is a great fit for him, and we are excited for Dylan and his family!   His new employer asked to make the announcement first, so we have been quiet about the move.  Look out for a formal announcement early next week in the car care product community.
 
Dylan has been a valued employee for years!  In fact, we aren't saying goodbye to Dylan, as you will see him at one of our car shows or clinics.  No bad blood here, and no tears or sad faces please!   Dylan is moving forward, and this is a great fit.
 
We have nothing but two giant thumbs for his efforts with us, and big wishes for his future! 
 
Thanks to you Dylan for your years on our team, and we'll see you very, very soon...... 

For my Jeep, LED headlights and adapters to attach my outside mirrors to the window frame so I can ride with doors off.

I'll be in parking lot with foam gun and soap for your use to clean your cars after driving in for show.
 
Set-up will be from 9am to late evening for your use, as well as product available for purchase inside and out. Come use our wash system for free and get that Adam's Difference!

Ram Jet Wax Products will be at the NW Arkansas Corvette "Summers End" show August 21st at the Holiday Inn in Springdale, AR where we'll be available with Adam's Premium Car Care Products during Fridays Registration. We'll set-up that afternoon in the east drive-in area with a wash bay that will have soap, foam gun, wash mitts, buckets and drying towels for all entrants to wash their cars for Saturday morning show.
 
Come visit us for any car care questions or product needs.

Where were you able to find a Wawa with an empty parking lot????

Looks great Don. I'll have to post pics of mine next time I detail it.

I wouldn't use the washing machine. It can be pretty rough on the wash pads. I spray it with APC and give it a good scrub. Then rinse it out and let it air dry. Once it's dry, I brush it out with a brush (one that's used for pet hair works great). The brush helps to rejuvenate the fibers and keep the wash pad looking good.

Another great day at Carlisle. Had the chance to try the Rupes. Wow. What a machine. Definitely going on my wish list. Thanks Dave.

I use paper and pencil. Literally. I'm really old school.

Another great day at Carlisle. Had the chance to try the Rupes. Wow. What a machine. Definitely going on my wish list. Thanks Dave.

I went on Friday. It was neat watching the Hell cat rides. Nice Car!

We had a great time at the Chrysler Nationals in Carlisle, PA this weekend. This was MOPAR heaven! We stopped by the Adams tent and checked out the Rupes 75e Mini. This will be my next purchase!

It took my wife and I two days to see everything here.



 
     This last picture is of our Hellcat. Prior to the show I put a coat of Adams Patriot wax on. At the show I first used diluted Adams Rinseless Wash spray to remove the road grime that collected on the way to the show (I also use this on the wheels). Then I used Adams Detail Spray. It really made the Ivory White Pearl shine.

I let you guys do all the work and then just copy off of you. Pretty much like how I got through high school if I remember correctly.