gymrat7953

I've used wash n' wax products and found that a little goes along way. If it says use a cap then use a cap exactly. Just my 2 cents.

$20. yes . Quoted $50. plus tax.

Just got home from the Depot. Hopefully Adams will have a Father's Day sale & I ll get the foam gun.

Thanks guys.Greg thanks for the video.

I'm buying a Ryobi pressure washer; spec in the title block. Will the Adams foam canon work with it? Any adapter / modifications needed? Thanks

Actually it's an outside contractor (Velocity Visions) that does this for the dealership.

Part of the deal was the dealer applying a ceramic coating - whose product I don't know. Can I use Adams ceramic boost on someone else's product ?

Remember that Dylan aka the Paint Doc works for rupes now.

Same here.

I have both and prefer the wool mit. My mit is 3+ yrs old. After each use it get rinsed throughly , brushed and hung/ air dried. Yes I do brush the mit - prevents knapping and dries quicker. It felt strange using the wash wedge and pushing into the car so as not to miss / skip dirt spots.

I've used the same one for 2 yrs. plus. Rinse after use, hang dry ,brush out the knots in the mitt and store in covered was busket. I have a dedicated wash bucket for each of my 3 cars with a 4th bucket / mitt dedicated to wheels / rims.

Mustang GT takes about that long - the first time. She's not a daily driver and lives in the garage. I follow the Adams Maintainence procedure and use a master blaster in lieu of great whites; this greatly reduces my detail time going forward.

The old pumps, when turned , would lock . The new ones don't lock and leaked product all over my detail cabinet. I went back to funnel on 16oz ; no mess.

Thanks. Just didn't want to screw up new towels