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No dice on my source. Sorry I couldn't be any help.

I think my coworker may have one. I'm going to ask him to triple check for you. If he does have one, I'll make sure he gets in contact with you.

Welcome fellow Quaker! Live around Lancaster, work around West Chester. What products are you looking to try out? I know switching to Adams took my client list and made it explode. The results are fantastic!

You're not helping me out here... LMAO!

Read the label on the bottle, it's clearly outlined. Apply via machine, let it setup on the paint for 30 minutes, wipe off MSS with a clean single soft or double soft microfiber towel and then let the vehicle sit for 12-24 hours before layering any additional products. Easy peasy lemon squeezie.

Trust me, Nick knows who Eric is. Hence the smiley after it.

Holy moly! Hope everyone stays safe out there! That is insane weather! Thoughts and prayers are with you all.

Mine get broken up into thirds but I also separate my clay for different areas on the vehicle. Top, middle, low and wheels. This way you isolate the risk of bringing something from a lower part of a panel any higher on the vehicle since I know some people clay a panel at a time from top to bottom instead of the entire vehicle top to bottom. I always have at least another whole bar ready to go in case I drop a piece, the piece becomes super contaminated or anything else that may arise. It never hurts to have spare clay, applicators or polishing pads!

A larger factor is the brake pad compound. I've seen some racing compound brake pads become concrete on wheels as soon as they get wet. I happened to come across this after cleaning an M3 that had said brake pads on it. He stated that short of going to a wheel refinishing shop, there isn't much that can be done. Obviously different pads leave different results but with that amount of time and pad compound used, I'm betting it's on there for good, unless you get them refinished. You're on the right track with the SHO. Keep them clean, clayed, and sealed to help extend the life of the entire wheel.

What's a G8?

I never had an issue storing clay in the past ten years. Like others have said, quick shot of DS and back in the jar it goes. K.I.S.S. method for sure.

Looks great! I've been checking out that flooring for a while now. Good to know that it's up to snuff! Have you dealt with any of the floor coatings before at all? If so, would you still bother with them or just go straight to the Race Deck lineup? Keep up the great work!

Can't wait to try it out!

Nice stuff Dave! I think that scratch was afraid of you being shirtless!

LMAO! Quote of the weekend! Is that Mook double fisting in the 3rd to last photo?!?! I finally had the pleasure of meeting Mook and Adam for the first time this weekend as well as seeing Ashley again. Talk about a busy event! Adam was swarmed by people every time I stopped by. I got to chat with Mook for a bit and talk about an awesome guy! After walking around for a bit and my dad seeing a ton of 62's like he had back in the day, he was getting the itch to get another Vette again. After looking at everything for sale we made our way back to the Adams booth and I finally got a chance to introduce myself to Adam himself. Talk about a humble, down to earth and fun person to be around! Wish we could have stayed longer but the sun burn was setting in and we had to boogie home. Hope everyone had a great time! I know my dad and I did!

Go figure, the product I post up and someone has an issue. I just can't win. No wonder I don't post on forums anymore. Hope it works out for you.

Even after the dealer takes care of the issue, I'd look at getting the DOD crap out sooner rather than later. Go big or go home.

Love these threads and how people want to know the details as soon as it's posted. Patience young grass hoppers... Patience. The Adam's Polishes empire wasn't built overnight.

X2! This is what I do twice a year to my ride and it lasts all summer and thru the entire winter. While the car does sit outside, it is rarely driven in the snow. That's what the Jeep is for

Eric and his entire family are great people! So very down to Earth and kind to everyone. I consider them part of my detailing family!

That's how I swap out my summer and winter wheels on the car. No big deal.

I'm looking into this as well, even tho it's just my side job, since the client list is getting longer and the value of the cars seems to be getting a fair bit higher. I think JBlack151 has some insurance program going on. Paging Mr. Black!

This may sound crazy but do a test spot with some SVRT and let me know how it turns out. I did this Jeep's bumpers with SVRT and it turned out awesome.

Hmm... Looks to be a nice unit! Always improving on the best there is!