Bill-V8V

That's one seriously cool car !!!!

But what's it's 0-60 time lol

As Jim said, get it good and clean before conditioning. Then just go lightly with the conditioner and let it absorb, then another pass of the conditioner if needed. That leather was coated when new but it has probably been worn down so it should absorb well. After applying the conditioner you can let the vehicle sit outside in the sun to get the interior nice and warm to help the conditioner absorb.

I took my nephew, sophomore at Villanova, to Tutto Italiano at Larz Anderson today. Some nice stuff there

More here

https://c6bill.smugmug.com/Cars/Tutto-Italiano-2016/

Congrats Michael

Welcome to the forum Tyler 

I use it for light dusting all the time but i always use clean towels. No issues here but I have only used it on a limited number of vehicles. 

And the old pdf quick reference sheet. It could really use an update it is over 5 years old.

But the videos are really the best place to start, they explain each step really well.

AdamsDetailSheet.pdf

You don't need pictures, much easier to just watch the video's

That way you can watch Adam do it

http://adamspolishes.com/video

Looks great !!!!

I never said anything was mad in the USA

The video's will help you down the right road too 

http://adamspolishes.com/video

No cloth or suede and you'll be fine. Leaves that nice clean smell on all of your other interior surfaces.

And welcome to AF 

PS, LPS stands for Liquid Paint Sealant. IT is great for vehicles that live under the sun.

If using proper washing technique then, as other have already stated, once a year or every other year. Those quick wiped owns with DS here and there and even with the best wash technique you are still touching the paint so there is opportunity to induce some swirls. My last vette went 3 years between polishing once., and it didn't really need it, i just wanted to do it lol

So once you have the paint where you want it just do your normal washing and waxing and you should be good for a long while.

Unless it's black then the job is never finished lol

Anold ride, gone but not forgotten

Just thinking out loud, anyone ever put a few drops of Revive in with their Buttery Wax and see what they see ???

So sorry to hear of the issue you and your family have been dealing with Dan, my best to you all.

If there is anything I can do to be of assistance around here feel free to ask. I will help in anyway I can.

Bill

I think this is just another one of those products where the less you use the better the results. After that first panel a single spray can be all you need on the next. And add me to the list of those who follow everything with a detail spray wipe down. It makes the garage smell nice too

Quality - Ease of use - Service - Made in USA

Not necessarily in that order but those are my 4 top answers.

I use the Total Interior Cleaner and Leather Conditioner in my Vantage. As already noted, test a small area first and go real light, I put an X on a foam applicator and rub it into the applicator really well before touching my leather. I use about 1/4 of what Adam does in the video. But if I was working on a black or trashed leather I would use that amount. 

Metro Vac installed in the garage but I have a Dyson handheld that works great for quick cleanups. 

But if you want one of the smaller shop vac's Amazon Prime Day is 7/12, maybe you can get a good deal there ?

^^^ What Tim said ^^^

the leather conditioner is worth using for the smell alone

Welcome at AF Shane

So easy to use you feel like you're cheating lol