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I have been using a good quality kitchen sponge with a wooden paint stir stick inserted into it. Works good, no scratches and replaceable parts. I have been thinking about doing the same thing with a microfiber applicator pad for wax and/or detail spray, but haven't tried it yet. I just hate to cut into one of those nice pads!

Tell the wife how much you spent on them and she'll let you move them inside

 

But you may have to sleep in the garage :lol:

So, you have already met her then?

Thanks Guys.

I was thinking along the same lines. Not enough cold here to heat the garage (or couldn't convince the wife of the need), but I will pull the 'stuff' into the house.

I appreciate the quick responses. We all need to put the computers down though, don'tcha think?

Now, while it doesn't get as cold here in Raleigh, NC as it does elsewhere in the USA, it does dip below freezing semi-regularly in the winter months. So, I was wondering if the near freezing temps in my garage on occasion might adversely affect all of my Adam's waxes and cleaners. Should I start convincing the wife it all needs to live in the house with us?

Anyone have any experience in this area?

A buddy of mine with '79 resto-mod 'Vette gave me a red Adam's bag full of 'goodies' when I brought my new Corvette home this past spring and I love this stuff. Nothing but Adam's from here on!

I have since seen Adam's on DC & CF, although the CF guys seem to have a real thing for the 'Z' stuff. That brand sounds awfully complex to me, though. I would rahter not play chemist every time I drag out the cleaning supplies, y'know?

Hello all; my name is Kyle and I drive a 2008 Corvette Convertible. When I brought the car home from Bowling Green back in April, a buddy of mine with a resto-modded '79 Corvette gave me an Adams bag full of great stuff for the new baby. I had not used Adam's products before, but I was really impressed after my first use. She has only seen Adam's products to date and won't be seeing anyone else's for sure!