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How about a larger boat that never leaves the sun or water? Just got a job for a 4788 bayliner and was curious as to what products would work the best for shine and longevity

As far as protectant. We are working on a few things right now, but nothing thats ready to roll out. The standard for canvas top protection has been (for awhile now) Ragg Top - available online - but we hope to take that title when ours is ready to be released

Dylan if there was a product in development that could be used for conditioning canvas tops and protecting them could this product also double and be used to protect cloth interiors as well? hypothetically speaking that is haha

nice work  looks good time to get them muddy!

I was crunched for time, and banging my head into the wall figuring out how to get all that overspray off the plastic trim.  I was not successful here, and still lose sleep over it.  I did everything I know to remove that stuff, without damaging it, and it wouldn't budge.

Have you ever tried using 0000 steel wool with APC? that would add some extra bite to take of the overspray on the plastic and cause minimum scratching or if there was scratching it could be very unnoticeable since most plastics have some minor texture and could possibly be buffed out? Has me intrigued to go to the junk yard and grab some thrashed pieces and try this. Great job on the turn over while keeping great quality. 

Has anyone used and had good results with NanoSkin Autoscrub Fine Pad?  Saw it while looking for a foam cannon. Any thoughts?..

Wow that guy should start doing clinics! NOT There are so many things wrong with this video lets break them down.

1. The amount of people that have liked the video shm

2. If the wax being applied sounds like you are using a piece of sand paper some bells should go off in your head

3. Why did expert village even have this video. IT should be idiot village.

4.IF the video quality is crappy then the job is likely crappy. I saw the shadow of the camera and that camera should be better quality... lets be honest my grandmas phone takes better videos.

5. Lets park the car under the tree i heard tree sap mixed with wax is a great sealer... NOT

Overall im amused at how dumb some people are I am at a complete loss of words Scary thing is that people would rather pay someone like him to do their car rather than spend a little extra money to have a quality job done. Thats my rant

Awesome idea. Exactly something I was looking for.

 

Hopefully he doesn't mind me using this since I'm not taking any of your market share

Not at all go ahead anything to help out a fellow Adam's enthusiast

Was in my marketing class the other day and talking with a friend who works in the field of marketing and one thing that we came up with was your business name and number on an air freshener (Adams needs to make these in DS, LC, and a few others IMO). That way when you finish a car you can hang one in the car and they get a constant reminder as well as advertise to their passengers. Another good idea would be to get your business or whatever you use as a logo or name printed and cut on vinyl that way when you finish a car and get a customers approval you can put one on their rear side or back window. How do you all go about making your FB pages?... It has been something i've been meaning to do but with finals and graduation have not had time.

I like to take the wheel brush and dip it in the car wash suds then spray the brush with APC and scrub the liner down then hose off with medium pressure from hose.

You know you're a detailer when you walk by cars in the parking lot saying to yourself yea i can fix that, and that, and that. As well as finding an excuse to get out of class work to detail a car. RELAXATION!!!

The snow and the ice should not have that big of an impact however it can collect dirt and road grime and can possibly scratch the paint. As for the salt on the vehicle, it all depends on what they use on the roads. Some places spray the roads with brine before and during and use cinders, some use rock salt, and some use a de-icer and anti-icer. Salt is not good for metal however having a new car the chance of having exposed metal is very unlikely. My advice would be to try to wash off the grime off the car when it build up if possible as well as washing the undercarriage when the season is over! Hope this help.

Just remembered that I have never check in. I've been on the forum for a little while now and always enjoy the positivity and the great work that everyone does. Im 22 from Kentucky and proud of it. I like to consider myself a jack of all traits being as there is little I do not know how to do. If there is something I have not done I find out how and do it. I've been detailing cars for about 8 years now and absolutely love it. Anything thing else I guess just ask. Thanks:patriot:

Hey Dylan I had a great brainstorm idea for the TailBone Seat. You could take some cup holders from an older car and bolt them to the top of the wheels. Using the existing hardware and just drill holes in the cup holders and attach. Would allow you to keep at least 3 bottles on the seat (or if you used a dual cup holder on the sides 5) Something to think about.

Found another great use for the sidekick. Snow removal on the car. Does not hurt the paint like the brushes and it also works great

On a side note, the video mentions no power for the metrovac. I haven't done much research but maybe a battery operated version could prove helpful in these situations (if they exist).

You could always just turn on the car so that 1 it is warm when you get in and 2 you can plug in a power inverter and use the car to power the side kick.

Found another use for the Sidekick today. Aside from drying a vehicle fast and getting water out of those annoying areas it works great for cleaning out gutters on the house. With it being lightweight, small and powerful it works great when your blower stops working! ADAMS FOR THE WIN!!!

Nice stance on the TSX... is that a K7 1000?... looks great:cheers:

very nice looking truck... looks great with out all the HD2500 and misc badges... how do those tires run?