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I agree with what Mariner said, I own both but 9/10 times I get the electric one out. It does all my car cleaning needs and will clean most household surfaces(concrete, brick, wood, etc).
I also have a small Greenworks unit from Lowe's that has worked great for the last 3 years and was less than $200.  My gas one was used once last year to do the entire driveway but I ended having to drain gas out of it at the end of the season which is a pain. The electric one requires almost no maintenance.  
As far as budget goes you could get something like the Greenworks units for under $200 or some of the lower end Karchers fall in that price category.  If it were me, I'd get two Greenworks and the job done faster ?

Hello, new here!
Excited to get my Jeep clean with Adam's products!
I've got a premium foam gun starter kit headed my way!
 

That's a pretty good one!  I wonder if it heated and expanded a contact that was broken or loose enough that you were able to regain power.

Yes, you read the title correctly. Don't believe me? Read on...
 
About a week ago, my (admittedly outdated LG G3) phone died on me. Out of nowhere, the screen went blue and the phone shut down. It wouldn't turn on, wouldn't take a charge. Nothing. It was D-E-D, dead!
 
While I forgot to get a picture of my phone, here's what it looked like:
 

 
So now what???
 
Dr. Google to the rescue! After a little research, I found this is fairly common with G3's. I came across multiple articles and videos describing how people applied heat to the motherboard as a fix action. Hair dryers, heat guns, and ovens, too. I thought no way that could work, but I'm not an electrical engineer. But the phone is essentially a brick, so what do I have to lose? Well, besides all the data I hadn't backed up in a little while.
 
Anyway, off to the kitchen!
 
Phone disassembled, motherboard laid gently on the cookie sheet. *No cooking spray applied.
 

 
Oven temp set at 350' (later reduced to 325', basically out of fear ), and timer set for 10 VERRRRYYYYYY LOOOONNNNNNNNGGGGGG minutes.
 

 
A watched motherboard never broils...
 

 
Dinner's ready!!! It didn't really brown, that's just the lighting. I think. 
 

 
Soooooo, did it work? 
 
Phone reassembled...press power button........wait.........no blue screen.......wait..........Verizon startup screen!......wait.........
 
YES!!!  I am back up and running, and - knock on wood - have been ever since. And there's even a little Adam's reflection on the home screen for your viewing pleasure.
 

 
I must admit I really thought I was being punked. But I'm not surprised at all to know there are plenty of smarter people than me out there. When in doubt, phone a friend!
 
P.S. Hat tip to @Norton who doesn't believe I'll get a new phone anytime soon. He's probably right. 

I like that idea rich!

I enjoy the blooper vids.  But I think that while you're doing a "how to use" video, maybe you could include a clip or two sent in by customers of their rides showing the results they got from the product you're demonstrating.  Seeing results that us "normal" guys get makes us all think we can make our cars might look close to what you pros do. 

I'd love to see videos of Adam's Polishes crew involvement with shows like Barrett Jackson of Scottsdale.  Also more instructional videos using the polishers in different situations, i.e. this car model with this type of paint in this condition would be great for the Heavy Correcting Polish and here are some tricks, tips, etc.  I think that would be helpful and interesting. 

Just to clear things up...pun intended
 
Our clear buckets are more of a frosted plastic, and not exactly like the one you see in the original post on this thread:
 

Glad you "cleared" that up Dan.  

New member in the Adam's forums, but not new to Adam's products.  I use a bunch of them to keep the ride show ready!
 
 

I know the feeling!  I'm on the opposite side of the state from you in Cincinnati but I travel all over Ohio pretty frequently.

Thank you...I just love to bake & do it to share with family & friends. People really do like the cupcakes & have asked me too open up a shop...lol

Nice!  Revive is definitely underused and talked about in the Adams line up but is one of my favorites.  I only use Adams towels and glass cleaner to wipe off my phone and glasses.

Those cupcakes look amazing!  Cupcakes are in the top three deserts for me, great work!

I'm a man's man like any of us with guns and gadgets and beer and fast cars, but this little girl here is the love of my life!

Here is a pic of my fella this year at Christmas time.  "Beau" is a rescue from South Carolina we got at 12 weeks old.  Hands down, the best dog I've ever had.

This is my little buddy. Her name is Darlin.

Here is my 3-4 year old beagle we rescued a couple of years ago.  

My buddy Scout........
and new member of the family as of Saturday Tucker

Post #2,000!!!!!!
 
Thanks for being such a great forum. I love it here.
 

My 155 pounds of love. She’s a great pup. 

Our furry family members: Chocolate Standard Poodle - Rika VanDenHaas, Black Standard Poodle - Reanne Murtaugh, Buff Cockapoo - Martin Riggs, Doberman - Lee Butters (we just call him Butters).  Furry family members that have passed away over the years (not pictured) - Black Cockapoo who's name was Roger Murtaugh, he passed away last year, we also have had a Black Toy Poodle named Lorna Cole & a Silver Toy Poodle named Leo Getz.  Am sure some of you will make the connection on the names

These are great hoodies, I have one I wear all the time. Quality is great and very comfortable, someone will not be disappointed.

I always say if I didn't use my truck as often as I do(every day), I would have an SS. Easily my favorite 4 door car to be produced in the past 5 years. 

When I heard the 2017 SS would be last the year they would make them i decided to trade the 2015 SS for a 2017 SS. Went a different color this time. I have already done a paint correction and wax on it. Waiting to see what this year brings as far as mods. I have planned to go with a LSA supercharger on it. Also doing a ceramic coat once weather  permits .