Adam

Happy Thanksgiving Gang!

That was you Rob!? I vividly remember you, and the alarm blaring for a bit. No sweat, you bought stuff, and we detailed your car, so it was a win-win for everyone! Happy Thanksgiving, and thanks for joining our Forum!

Welcome Leooooo!!! Make sure to post the events you attend or organize here for our Nor Cal customers. Happy Thanksgiving!

Thanks again Richard! Just ordered the entire A-Maz line, and look forward to giving it a full test, hopefully on that black Toyota pickup!

Right on Richard, have you tried this product? Thanks!

Feliz Cumpleanos and Tanti Agouri!

You win Charles! I've never seen more extreme water spots in all my years, and yours certainly take the cake. Wish we could have met up today at the warehouse, as I was in town for the weekend. We could have made a video about it! Let's try to connect to solve your problem. Devising a system to remove those spots will certainly help our customers, and business. Thanks!

Nice Jim, and great photo!! THANK YOU!

Nice truck David! Wow, that's beautiful. Do you have any interior photos? I've always wondered what that living quarters looks like. I would say absolutely that our Machine SuperWax is the product for your truck, which gets the chemical bathing. You are correct about the, "brightener" it's certainly an acid base product, which when used properly is effective. You will LOVE our Metal Polishes, and we are introducing a little ball soon, which will make your aluminum polishing experience a snap. Love to see some interior photos, and thanks again for your question here! Cheers, Adam:patriot:

By the way Dan, can you snap a photo of your contraption and post it here? Thanks for your input, and sorry to offend with my Anti-China stance. It's something I firmly believe in, and at the risk of upsetting customers, I'll sleep better supporting our great country.

Nobody is pissed off Dan! Sorry to give that impression, and I appreciate input, and that's why we are here! We certainly need to identify a solution for scrubbing wheel wells, and input like your shoots us in a great direction. Thanks for your input, and please continue to participate. I've got a thing for USA made products, and a thing against China and Chinese made goods. Harbor Freight is similar to Wal-Mart. They sell cheap, often poorly constructed goods that are super-inexpensive, from China or Taiwan. Those products are imported and sold for a fraction of what the high quality American-made goods cost to produce, let alone sell. American jobs are disappearing at a record pace, and we're simply going to do everything possible to support American-made manufacturing. If we find an USA manufacturer for microfiber towels, we'll be 100% American made. Until then, we have our towels made in Korea, as only Korea and China currently make the technology. (Korea makes much better quality products, hence our decision to produce towels there.) Wouldn't it be great to see other American companies sell products made solely in the USA, and take a crack at the trade-deficit with the massively polluting, poor working condition country of China? God Bless America! Our economy needs all the help we can get!! Please buy USA-Made goods!! -Adam:patriot:

Hi David, and thanks for asking. The answer, in my opinion, is simple: If you have the PC, you would use the Machine Super Wax, and not look back. Benefits of the MSW: The resin/ polymer technology is more advanced The shine is deeper The protection lasts longer, 3-6 months, and is more durable in a variety of conditions. Drawbacks of our Machine SuperWax: More difficult to remove Not as easy to use on hot temperatures Tends to fog over after setting up, 24-36 hours after it's removed. (Easily clarified with a Super Plush towel.) Benefits of Buttery: Easier to remove Fool-proof on any finish Nice Carnauba-shine Drawbacks of Buttery: Limited longevity: 1-3 months, depending on where stored. I use Buttery on things that live in the garage, and get waxed by hand. On anything that I drive often, or that parks outside, the MSW is a better call. Hope this helps, and thanks again David!

3 words that Adam's Polishes avoids for a myriad of reasons: MADE IN CHINA!

Loving life as well Dan, working on getting a few new products dialed in, and coming to CA tomorrow for a wedding. Plan on being at the warehouse at 10:30 - 12:30 on Sunday to meet with some friends/ customers. Come on by! Cheers, and congrats on the Fire Department! -Adam:2thumbs:

Brother Draper! So, did you race in the ABA BMX circuit at all? What kind of bike did you ride? We had a track along the bike path in San Juan Capistrano, however, my table-top jumping skills were weak, at best. Couldn't muster up the huevos to jump 10+ feet in the air like the other nut-bags out there. Still, my bike was always cleaner!

Brother Gary, I've got another photo of that day. Remember what you said when I walked up to you? Me: "Hi, we have a car care product company, and would love to use your car as a demonstration vehicle for the day. We'll detail your car for free!" Gary: "Actually, I'm here to check out a polish company called 'Adam's' but thanks anyway." Me: "Nice to meet you, I'm Adam." You: "No Sh*t!" Me: "No Sh*t." Welcome to our forum brother, ad I hope you post some photos of your detailing, motor swap, interior customization, Mobile PC, etc. You are a friend for life Gary, and I'm honored to have you here. -Adam:thumbsup:

Hey Teresa, these are probably before your time, but did your Schwinn look like this:

Right on Rich!! Great photos, and that's one of my favorite events of the year. We on for 2009??

Hmmm, it's 65 and sunny here in Boulder gang! I'm buying lunch, and after, let's go for a bike ride!

Hi Steve, I am a member of the Sigma Chi fraternity. You have some quality time spent in a frat house as well?

Let's find you a pair of classic Schwinn's at the Spring Carlisle Show Rich!

We'll give him pops for now, food next week, and by April, we'll have him come out for some sun and a car show. We don't want to spoil young Jason!

Well this old photo, taken two years ago? From left to right: Big Tom, Scott Tanaka, Rob "The Machine" Szolinski, Jose "El Guapo," Brother Rob White, Heather, two friends/ customers, and the dorky picture is of me, making a stupid face!

Jason, in front of everyone here, I'd like to say, "Job Well Done!" You have created a great forum, and won't likely be fired today, or tomorrow. Seriously, you are an asset to our organization, and I value you, and what you do to help grow. -Adam:2thumbs:

Shhhhhhhh!!!!!!!! Jason is working hard because of the Thrill of it, right J???