J Tegeler

I will wash mine in the wind this early in the year because after winter I need to correct the paint either way. So I am ready to egt teh salt and grime off finnaly!

I have used the 4" pads ona drill with good results..just took my time and taped the areas around it off. also get great reults by hand with a microfiber aplicator. And the letter and smaller stuff is just a paint lol..They do make foam polihing swabs that are similar to the buffing pads that work great for stuff like that. Much better than a q-tip

I wouldn't say they don't know any better. CG has some good products just like any other legit detailing company. No one company can have the best product in each category. In our opinion, Adams wins in this category. In their opinion Adams doesn't, it really as simple as that. Keep in mind Honeydew is $5 cheaper per gallon and for people who are using it in a foam cannon, product usage per wash is high (up to 6-8 ozs), that might mean something to them as well. Just IMO of course...

Dylan, I have it on my car and it is being polished off since I miss waxing. 
 
So yeah it definitely does have its pros and cons.
 
But with that said, I wouldn't call it a "Flavor of the Month." Considering it's been out since 2006 and the consumer version has been out since 2009 and it's pretty much the bar to beat when it comes to coatings, I'd call it pretty much a standard now. 

Surprising.
 
I'd love to see comparisons of the wash side by side. 
 
I use other products besides Adam's, but seeing side by side comparisons is what it's all about