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On the very first order I placed with Adam's, they sent me out one too few spray bottle tops.
 
So I contacted customer service -- the next day they sent me three new tops.
 
Last week I ordered a microfiber wash mitt, and they sent me a wheel wash mitt by mistake.
 
So I contacted customer service -- the next day they sent me the microfiber wash mitt I ordered and said, "Keep the wheel wash mitt, you'll need it sometime!"
 
Adam's may not always get things right the first time, but their customer service people always make it right, and fast!

What do you have against Texas and California?  Contrary to popular belief is dose rain here once in a while.
 
 

What do you have against Texas and California?  Contrary to popular belief is dose rain here once in a while.
 
 

What do you have against Texas and California?  Contrary to popular belief is dose rain here once in a while.
 
 

Have a look here, Matt explains what he’s doing to remove water spots from the paint. 
 
 

I had problems last night, too.  Couldn't find "Mark site read" on my mobile.  It's here on my computer, though.
 
I also had to tell it again to jump to the first unread message in a thread.
 
Seems like something has been updated....

How 'bout those little hair-elastic things!  My daughters cars are full of those stupid things.
 
And French fries.....
 
smh
 
 

How 'bout those little hair-elastic things!  My daughters cars are full of those stupid things.
 
And French fries.....
 
smh
 
 

🍟🍟🍟
 
You can probably relate. Seems like just about every car I clean has at least one random french fry hanging around. Usually under the seat, it (they?!) could be in some random other spot in the car, too. 
 
So here's a place to celebrate that hard as a rock, somehow still looking edible piece of culture.
 
Anytime you come across one, take post a picture here...I'll start! Taken yesterday, found in an F150 under the driver seat.
 

2004 Z06

 

 

 

I've had too many car/trucks over the years. MANY that I have regretted getting rid of, but I have to say that the biggest regret was selling my 1972 Corvette 454 4spd. I put a lot of money and sweat into that Vette. It was immaculate! Still wander what I was thinking when I traded it away!! 😞

 

 

Hello all,
 My son for my Birthday got me a Signed by Adam Adam's Polishes sign for the garage. How cool is that?
Thanks Adam for signing it, it ROCKS!!!!

Stunning Vette, Dude!
 

My offerings

Besides that:  If the ceramic coating can't keep a carefully applied indoor car cover from swirling up your paint then what's the point of a ceramic coating?
 

No problem.  I'm not a pressure wash guy but I know A LOT of your customers use them.  I also haven't gone fully ceramic yet (I use the Ceramic Paste Wax, Boost and CS3 - and I just ordered new wheels for the pickup along with the Ceramic Wheel Kit) but I know I'll be there before long.
 
I'm perfectly happy with the current Rinseless Wash.  It works just fine with my current regiment.
 
Keep it up!
 

Did she appreciate you using it on her can?  😆

Generally I agree with your sentiment 100%. I’ve openly disagreed on things Adam’s has done in the past on this forum, as well as directly to Adam himself of various representatives of the company. Admittedly, I can be pretty critical. 
 
That being said in this case I feel your sentiment is misguided, despite being well intentioned. 
 
“Desperate times call for desperate measures.” That’s the saying anyway. 
 
We are currently experiencing a pandemic on a world scale that is unlike anything we have ever seen. Economies are crippled. Death tolls continue. Infection rates rise. Resources are drained. 
 
This is something that has an impact on nearly every town, county, state, nation and continent. Everything is a fluid situation in a constant state of flux where needs change daily, or even by the minute. 
 
Not only do I own Detailed Reflections, but my true career (the one that really pays the bills) is being a firefighter in a community of 50,000 people. We have seen the feelings change from “we have plenty of gear” to “one to one replacement” so we don’t run out. So far to date, my community has over 200 cases of Covid-19. We have transported approximately seventy of these patients. I myself (and my crew) have had four direct contacts with Covid-19 positive patients to date that we know of. With every contact comes the need for more products to decontaminate ourselves and our equipment. This has created a shift where smaller local businesses have shifted their production to support their communities instead of the bottom line. We have an adhesive company a couple towns over that made hand sanitizer for every member of our department. This allowed them to keep their employees working, and helps the community. It’s the proverbial “win-win.”
 
Everyone now is being divided (right or wrong) into essential and non-essential. Non essential businesses are sometimes able to sustain themselves by offering something they don’t always. The need for general sanitization products versus car care products is clear currently. I can state that as the owner of a business that relies on car care products and the availability of them to keep going. 
 
Adam’s is putting their community before the needs of it’s existing “customers.” If our communities fail, the businesses fail. And companies disappear completely. You’re going to see a few crisis’ arise thanks to Covid-19 outside of healthcare. You will see a financial crisis, unemployment crisis, mental health crisis, potential housing crisis (credit will be trashed, savings wiped out, mortgages in default). It’s going to take time to climb out way out of this. The way we do that is by understanding that the needs of everyone have shifted significantly during this time. 
 
If you live in a lesser affected area, it doesn’t mean the companies in your area aren’t supporting those in areas of impact. 
 
For the greater good of society, and to end this as quickly as possible Adam’s has done the right thing. They should be applauded, not reminded that they need to get back to car care products and customers. 
 
I mean no disrespect to your thoughts, just sharing the views from the other side of the fence. I don’t want to bring Covid-19 home to my family because I couldn’t get what I needed to remain safe. And I don’t want to have to change how I interact with members of the community I serve out of fear or lack of proper supplies. Right now we all need to support each other. For the greater good. 

Wishing everyone a Blessed Easter!
Stay Safe!
 

Here's another...

I have no shortage of pictures of my car.
 

Here's another...

My last order was right before you released the hand sani - but I have the other two products.  Great stuff!
 
God bless you guys for doing this.  And God Bless America.