WarBunny

I had the first problem out of many, MANY orders this last time. Sent an email, and was contacted by Bianca within ten minutes, who fixed the problem. Seriously, buy that girl a beer. 

Thanks

Throw them in the wash by themselves with MRB.

What is MRB

Seriously, these guys are always working.

Adam's is always striving for better........and I like it!

Very happy to see this great company doing so well! Can't wait until the east coast operation is set up.

Personally, I would prefer it to be slightly cheaper and have no logo on the back.  I like Adam's and would wear a hoodie with their logo small and on the front, but I also don't need to be a walking billboard.  

I'd be in for one with just a smaller "Adam's" logo on the front. I really don't like that "Addicted to the shine" picture.

I use a clay from the UK that plain blows the currently available stuff away. What I like about it, is it's a bit safer on corrected paint, but still removes the contamination. It's more malleable without being gooey! I can't stand gooey clay.

 

Adams clay is just as good as any other clay in the USA, but compared to what's available everywhere else in the world, it's just OK.

 

Adams knows this and it's driven them NUTS for years.

That's pretty exciting, considering how good Adams current clay is.

Good lord. Excellent post, LBS.

Yep, I love mine. It's definitely worth it's weight in gold for getting the never-ending amount of water out of your mirrors and trim. I'd LOVE to have the 8 hp Master Blaster, but I don't detail for a living, so the hefty price tag isn't something I can justify at this point. Sometime though, I'll get one.

Will boiling with vinegar help the GW and other waffle weave types feel softer? I notice that all of my waffle weave towels have gotten very rough and dry feeling. 

idk why everyone hates CG I use both Adams and Chemical Guys both very great products

Because this is the internet and that's what people do.

I use Adams soap for everything except for strip washes in which case I also use CG CW&G. I think you could go without the honeydew as Adams does great in a foam cannon.

I have some of the Honeydew, but it tends to want to spot a little easier than Adams. Also, the guys over at Detailers Domain are big fans of Adams Shampoo in their foam lances. If it's good enough for those guys, it's good enough for me.

Also, if I ever wanted to strip, I'd just toss some APC into the wash.

I tell you what, the first time I used SVRT on my tires, I immediately threw out every last container of tire and trim dressing from numerous other manufacturers. SVRT is simply perfect. 

art paint brushes

Yep, definitely here too. I don't know how many times I almost pulled the trigger on preposterously-overpriced little brushes before I saw these at Michaels while wandering around waiting on the wife.

nice clean up chase, I got a few STi's in the work soon and I fear they are gunna be the same when i've been told "they are in good shape, dont worry" haha.

I think there is "good shape," and then "good shape...for a Subaru." I'm on my third one. They have some seriously (and notoriously) soft paint.

As for the OP, great job, man!

Outstanding work. Though I have to admit it broke my heart to see that automatic shifter.

I know we've talked about the aprons before. I've seen a microfiber apron... no thanks. looks like a fluffy bunny wrap or a snuggie that got mangled.

 

I'll take one of those that Junkman has tho. And a bandana for my hat.

If that fluffy bunny wrap keeps my belt/zipper/whatever else away from my paint, I'll wear it. I notice they do have these in stock now.

I'd definitely wear an Adam's t-shirt!

I never had an issue with the containers, but the first time I used Americana, I stood there and agitated the pad on the wax paper for about ten seconds like a danged fool.

Sidekick is awesome around the house. I blew out my dryer vents and cold-air return. Great for blowing dust off of high windows, ceilings, and cabinets (I have high ceilings). Dryed my dog off once too. It's portability is great.

I believe there are Sidekick-like blowers that a lot of professional dog groomers use. Like you, I've used it around the house, awesome little thing.

I'd love to have the MB, though.

Beautiful job...and a great friend!

Used the b/g and Americana combo on my wife's new 4runner and it was amazing. I bought my 13 plasma blue pearl STi about a month ago and still haven't had the chance to do the same for her .

I do like mook showed in his thread, turn the cuff inside and put a bottle inside. Then put it on top of a grit guard so air can get under

I hadn't seen that thread, but I'll try that. Thanks!

^^Anyone? Am I really the only one who has issues drying this thing?

After my GW's first use, it got mixed in with a new set of blue microfiber towels. Still works great, but has a blue tint.

I love the Merino mitt. Bought it for my wife's new 4Runner, washed it per instructions, and it performed brilliantly. No issues with holding suds. The problem I'm having is drying. It's been a couple days and the inside of the mitt is still damp. I have seen instructions for other wool mitts that say turn them inside out or else they will get moldy. What's the consensus for Adam's mitt?

I would stick it on a boot dryer if I still had one.

Theres really only one option left out there guys... Gilmours foam master... if you search amazon you'll find a number of places selling the various models. You just want to make sure you get one with an adjustable ratio setting. Theres one model they make thats fixed, which you don't want.

 

All the various ones sold at 'wall-mart of detailing' are gilmours with different brand stickers stuck to the canister.

Thanks for this. We've moved into an apartment for the next year or so and I sold my old cruddy pressure washer. Needed a hose-only foam gun. Thanks!