New here to Adams & detailing in general. My interest was sparked by choosing Black as the color for my next truck. I had always heard how Black was such a PITA to keep up with & needed to learn for myself what that actually meant. It was very entertaining to discover how little I knew. After research, taking a private lesson, & practicing on other vehicles here at the house, it's really an awesome process. It is amazing how many people just trash their paint without a clue, thinking that the corner car wash w/ the dirty rag wax up-sell is taking good care of the finish.
Don't know if anyone here uses Reddit, but r/autodetailing is a moderately active group & speaks exceptionally high of Adam's products. Between that, the helpful instructional videos & the simple yet complete product line, I am stoked on Adams products & awaiting my first order.
