Redbeard

After BG and Americana, that green is gonna glow in the dark...and the sunlight, too!

The new Patriot wax doesn't hurt: http://www.adamsforums.com/forums/trucks/22228.htm

One of my first purchases was a 16oz Detail Spray. I used around half the bottle the first day between using it as a drying agent on my Sierra and touching up some spots. I've bought it by the gallon since then.

He'll love you for turning him on to Adams products. But if he's married, his wife will hate you.

On that note, Adam's new Deep Wheel Cleaner can also be used on paint to get rid of metallic contaminants: "Adam's Deep Wheel Cleaner is great for more than just wheels too! Have a light colored paint job like white or silver? Then you've no doubt noticed the little orange iron particles that stick to your paint. Adam's Deep Wheel Cleaner can be sprayed on these little trouble areas and used to dissolve the iron from these surfaces as well."

I've also wondered if there were more pics of that car floating around somewhere.

I've seen this on other forums as well, and I don't understand why everyone acts like it's funny. It's just straightforward, factual information.

I've seen that color on a truck at the local dealer, but they added a lift kit and other stuff so it cost more than a Denali. How did you go about ordering the color? I would've definitely paid a little extra for it on mine.

Nice changes! When you went to the black handles I was gonna say you need something else to tie it together (possibly black out the molding), but the black Silverado script does a good job. How does the top of your bed look as far as scratches since you removed the diamond plate?

When you get a vehicle with prior clear coat damage, what care do you take in that area when machine polishing?

I'm surprised that anyone who neglects their car that much would ever pay a detailer (despite the overwhelming need), but glad the owner came to his senses.

I'm a little skeptical about that tow rating myself. I guess you could do it every once in a while, but like Chewy said, if I'm pulling 10k+ on a regular basis I'm buying a 3/4 ton truck.

I wouldn't put it past some of the sick puppies around here to use some of these products on their finish simply for the joy of correcting the results.

Nice Raptor, but it needs more lighting up front!

Welcome to this great forum!

Shine her ride up first and see if she doesn't come around.

We'll also hear you crying when that container is empty.

Nice turnaround! I'd be curious to see a follow-up in a few months to see if it's closer to the before or after.

:welcomebanner:It sounds like you're ahead of the game since you already take such good care of your cars. Watch the videos if you haven't already (you can request a free DVD with your order), and feel free to ask questions here on the forum. There are lots of knowledgeable, helpful folks and the Adam's team has a strong presence here as well. You'll love the products and be blown away by the excellent customer service!

The before/after shots were nice, and good call including the infamous COPO burnout!

Yeah, that's the safest place for them; you know they won't get contaminated that way.

R.I.P. SSGT Dennison, and prayers for his family and friends. As a rider I hear way too many of these stories. Though the article didn't give much detail, I can almost guarantee the driver that hit him said "I didn't see him." My Dad got me into riding, and he's always told me act like they're all out to get you. And it often seems as if they are...

Oops, I missed the link in post 5 with detailed info. Here's another: 2013 New York Auto Show - 2014 Chevrolet Camaro Z/28 - GM High-Tech Performance Magazine

This kit is a good start. And Detail Spray and Waterless Wash are essential products.