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  1. You can't cheat and show the driver, then passenger side...:jester:

     

     

    Nice work. I LOVE the Carpet Cleaner!

     

    haha thanks guys!

     

    seat belt receiver is consistent in both pix ;)

     

    this was the passenger seat :willy:

     

    Unfortunately I was unable to take more "after shots" of the int restore ... and by unable I mean too lazy :/

     

    This was another great restore though bc it was being used as a work vehicle at some point

     

    On to the paint correction! :pc:

  2. Wow great turnaround. What was the process and how long did it take?

     

    Thanks! It was a 30 minute job.

     

    First, I used a brush to get out the major debris. Then, I used a wet rag (water) to wipe away dust.

     

    I misted the entire engine bay and front grilles (divided by Chevy cross bar) with 50/50 Adam's All Purpose Cleaner but then sprayed directly onto small areas I focused on. Moving one small area at a time I wiped away the road grime to it's flat finish.

     

    Then I wiped the entire work area dry with a microfiber towel. 100% Adam's Super Vinyl, Rubber and Tire dressing was applied EVERYWHERE with the appropriate sponge.

     

    Finally, the mesh style grilles and engine tubes/plastics (areas that could not be SVRT sponged well enough) was hit with Adam's In-and-Out spray.

     

    It was a great experience and I am very happy with the results. :pc:

  3. Besides the longevity...it's all in what you like to use. What do you like the feel of sliding across your paint? I like both and alternate between the two, depending on how I feel that day. But like Dylan, and alot of the guys on here, I'm not a fan of the premium wash mitt hitting the lower panels. Maybe a mental thing, or that thing is so darn thick, the scrubbing ability is limited compared to a wash pad.

     

    noted ;) thanks

  4. thanks for all tips guys

     

    The difference is going to come down to longevity... the merino wool mitt will last you indefinitely so long as you care for it. The synthetic pads will need to be replaced every so often, but they're cheaper.

     

    Personally I use my merino for the upper 1/3rd of the vehicle and use a standard 9x9 for the lower sections. Always seems like there is some trace amount of tar or nastiness down there so if my synthetic pad its no big deal.

     

    Dylan - you are always so honest. Thanks for that.

  5. I anticipate the answer will be the traditional Adam's family, "because it's just better" response (and I don't doubt it) but ...

     

    ... I would like to know, given that the wash pad is guaranteed, not to scratch or swirl the paint, then why would I need anything else (i.e. wool mit)?

     

    Sorry if I sound like a jerk, you know I love you guys lol - honest question.

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