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The video, has been taking down, but here is the continued story on yahoo. Dealership in Camaro-thrashing story buys back car from satisfied owner | Motoramic - Yahoo! Autos

It's a story that has made headline news, on yahoo. Camaro abused - YouTube

From one of my favorite, "How to" mechanics, comes The Suburban Flush Technique. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_4kGGMhhkk]The Suburban Flush Technique (Comedy) - YouTube[/ame]

As more and more people head to foreign countries to save money on manufacturing, I give Adams a big for staying were it helps our country. The only thing is, what if you cannot find a manufacturer to make a certain product? Does Adams just not make that product anymore? For instance, the foam gun. Has Adams ever thought of taking that product only and tried to get it made in a country like Italy or the UK were workers are treated fairly? Please do not get hostile over this post, I am just asking a question. Thanks, Josh AKA uranjack

That is what I say. Don't get me wrong, there are some very good elderly drivers out there. My grandma is in fact one of them, but there are more bad then good. Take her husband for example, he freaks me out when he drives. Give them there own line in the dmv, and perhaps every 6 months to a year, make them come into to take some tests to make sure that the are able to still be driving a car. Also, maybe just me, but why does her age stop her from going to jail? If a black/latino male in his 20s did this, he would be taking to jail, and have a charge of aggravated assault.

Who owns the BRZ?

I'm going to take an educated guess, and say all it is, is a sealant. There have been a few discussions about chevy doing this to peoples vettes and camaros. Even if they put a "coating" on the interior it's just protectants they rub in/spray onto the interior. I would just treat the car like any other detail. Use a strip wash consisting of adams car shampoo and a little bit of All purpose cleaner, to strip any wax/sealant off of the car.

Next time, I would use a razor blade with some waterless wash to remove overspray. There was a topic a while back, about getting out scratches on a windshield. I'll try to find it, from what I remember you need special sand paper type stuff and a solution to do it. Personally I would call a professional. Edit: Found it, http://www.adamsforums.com/forums/general-detailing-discussion-questions/11382.htm

A different car care company sells 303 aerospace protectant. They use it on their vinyl tops.

Well what did you end up with?

69 Dodge Charger AKA General Lee, 69 GTO Judge Carousel Red, Dodge Charger Daytona. There are others, but those are top 3.