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Looks like the people at Adam's messed up again.  They accidently sent me towels, hand soap and a sticker along with the CS3.
 
Just can't get good help these days.
 

Woot!  I have so many people to thank!  
 

Since the virus is cancelling everything, including car shows, how about an online car show here.  Doesn't matter if it's a garage queen or your daily driver.  Trucks, motorcycles, quads, show cars, anything goes!    
Let's see what you all have!!!  
 
My 2013 60th Anniversary 427 Vette  and my 2019 AWD Equinox 
 
 

Here you go...….

Brought the wife's car too

 

 

Here's mine.

Here's my Truck

My 2018 Corvette Z06 and the wife's 2018 Camaro SS 1LE 

I'll play.
 

I'll play.
 

I'll play.
 

I haven't tries this new product as I still have a lot of wheel cleaner and tire/rubber cleaner to use first.  But I'm looking forward to only needing to carry one bottle around to do my wheel wells, tires and wheels. Right now it take 3 trips!  I get a little dizzy.
 
 

The car did have Ceramic Spray Coating applied more than 6 months ago, but it was machine polished to some extent before this video was shot. We've cleaned vehicles more dirty than this using Waterless Wash at Barrett-Jackson, because we are not authorized to use a hose and water at the event. With the proper amount of clean towels, CS3 and Waterless Wash can be just as safe and effective of a cleaning option. I do Rinseless Wash as well, but at shows like Barrett we will fill the big pump garden sprayers with Waterless Wash or diluted Rinseless Wash and spray the vehicles down that way and use multiple towels for cleaning and follow-up wiping.

I understand why the video was "sped up" during the actually polishing but it might be helpful to show some of the polishing in real-time to give an indication of the "pace".  That was something I struggled with when I first started machine polishing.
 
 

I understand why the video was "sped up" during the actually polishing but it might be helpful to show some of the polishing in real-time to give an indication of the "pace".  That was something I struggled with when I first started machine polishing.
 
 

I understand why the video was "sped up" during the actually polishing but it might be helpful to show some of the polishing in real-time to give an indication of the "pace".  That was something I struggled with when I first started machine polishing.
 
 

I understand why the video was "sped up" during the actually polishing but it might be helpful to show some of the polishing in real-time to give an indication of the "pace".  That was something I struggled with when I first started machine polishing.
 
 

We're introducing a new video series today, One Take Tuesday, where we discuss detailing tips, all in one take - no camera cuts or multiple angles - just a very honest and transparent way to provide some knowledge!
 
This week focuses on Compounding and Polishing, and you can watch the video below. Make sure to follow our YouTube channel if you have not already. We hope you like it!
 
 

I've been using the Tire Armor for a few months now and wanted to share my thoughts in video form. I have a truck on 37's that sees lots of dirt action, and I was mowing through VRT like it was water! I can't believe how long this Tire Armor lasts, even when my truck gets driven through rain and off road. Absolutely 10/10 recommend this stuff to anyone looking for a more durable tire coating!
 
 
 

If I can't see it - it's not there.  If my wife sees it she keeps her mouth shut.
 

Seems like a classic case of "solution without a problem".
 
 

Seems like a classic case of "solution without a problem".
 
 

I'll just park far away and not worry about it. 

The Sidekick is absolutely a good enough option to start. I have been using a Sidekick to dry my car for at least a half-dozen years.
 
Start with a good sheet rinse to get most of the standing water off the paint, follow up with a good drying towel along with your favorite drying aid (I use a Great White and Detail Spray).  After that I use the Sidekick to blow water out of all the nooks and crannies around the car as well as blow off any wayward drips that show. It's also fantastic for drying the wheel wells, wheels and tires so you don't sling water when you take your first clean drive.
 
I'd love to get a MB or Air Cannon some day but the Sidekick is a terrific tool in and of itself.  MUCH better than ANY leaf blower.
 

...than a rainy-day, indoor, rinseless wash on a beautiful car.
 
Thanks Adam's.