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Us Ford guys have to stick together Matt!

Looks great !

I have only had one problem, and it was with a gallon pump. But, I sent a email to the office....and you know what? They sent me a new one, no questions asked. Thats why I choose to buy from Adams:rockon:

I think the greatest thing about this video is the looks and smiles on people's faces! People of all colors and backgrounds, smiling, having a good time.

I know there were several days last summer she thought I should be mowing the lawn or doing other items of yard work! I thought it more important to be cleaning the truck. There were a few days she was not a happy camper with me, but it sure feels good driving to work in a nice clean truck!

I am going to give that a try, thanks Tony

OUCH! Sorry to hear about that

love it

Every day, from my wife, kids, and co workers. Some people just dont get it!

I have to go with window cleaner.... My gallon is almost gone

Amazing!

Yes, that is true. They are not the best in fuel economy. Mine bounces from 16 to 18 mpg. My last one was a 2004 2wd, 5 speed. It got about 20. Red in color. I don't miss having to shift all the time in traffic on my way to and from work everyday.

There are a lot of Rangers on the road, but very few of us that take care of them! Nice to meet another one and one who lives in the same state!

Right, no finger prints or nose prints from my dog!

I am not sure about the fogging yet, wont know until I drive it for a few mornings. But, yes, I did the inside of the windows also.

2011 was the last year for the Ford Ranger truck. I picked it up on Christmas Eve 2011 and every week it gets to go to the " Adams Spa " in my driveway. I still think Ford made a grave mistake discontinuing a great American made truck. Thought I might share a picture after this weeks spa trip.

After reading this post over the weekend, I tried glaze on my windows. I have had sealant on all windows that applied about 1 month ago. This went right over the top, inside and outside. Unbelievable results.

This is a great product:glasses: It is a must have!

My guess would be about 3 weeks in the bucket before washing. I have also wondered if them being in water all the time would damage them in the long run over time. Maybe someone from Adams would give me there thoughts.

I have 4 Adams buckets with lids in my garage. I add 2 oz Adams microfiber to about 3 gallons of water. 4 buckets for 4 different colors of towels. After using a towel, I put it in one of the buckets and let them soak. When I run low on towels, I wash them in cold water with Adams microfiber soap in the washing machine, dry them and put them into storage containers with lids. All my towels look new, no stains. I think soaking them after each use it the key.

Welcome:patriot:

I love it!!!!!

I wash about 2 times a week during the summer with waterless wash, takes about 10 to 15 minutes. During the winter I wash with the hose and bucket. Takes about 1 hour.

I got my first container yesterday. I have not used this product before. I will be trying it out this weekend.

I have used Adams glass cleaner before on the inside of my truck like on the dash and other plastic areas. It works good, I dont think it will hurt anything.