Adam

What a great thread, and thanks for starting it Vette Girl! Here's one of my bachelor party last year in Palm Desert. These criminals are my best friends & fraternity brothers: The next photo is from the Corvettes at Carlisle "Customer Appreciation Party" we host every year. If you come to the show, be sure to come to the party! 2009 will be our 4th annual event! We have friends and customers over, and erect a tent outside of Gate 3. Food is done by Marcello's Italian Restaurant, and is Fabulous! Last shot is a favorite past-time, bicycling. This was taken in 1983, at the 50 Mile Fun Bicycle Ride from Rosarito to Ensenada, Mexico.

I've waxed in sub-30 degree temps with the Buttery Wax, no problem, for the record.

Congrats on the raise!

On the '62, it had, AW YNOT. That stands for TONY spelled backwards, my Dad's name. It's going to get a set of original yellow w/ black plates, with the correct 1962 sticker, however, once ready to hit the road!

Modern American and Japanese engines are easy to clean, and have little risk of tripping a sensor, or soaking the electric system to a point of failure. Keep the motor running, and the spray on the hose nice and wide. If you hear it sputter, STOP! Older BMW, Land Rover, MBZ, Audi, and other European cars built pre-2000 can have sensor problems. Your dash can light up like a Christmas tree after a wash! Steams of water are bad!

Ouch, bummer Chris! Hope you get some good drugs at least.

JP! Thanks again for you feedback, as I've not seen a dark-colored compound. Anyway, you are correct, there are really no wax properties to the Machine Super Wax, and a re-name is in the making! I applied a coat of Machine SuperWax to my black Excursion, which lives outside permanently in the mountains of Colorado. Still beads, and looks great 8 months later. It's the most durable protection we offer. Time for a re-name, and thanks for the advice my friend!

Hi Mark, thanks for your question, and here's the reason: The Super Plush Towels pick up double the residue than the less expensive, Chinese towels. That makes the residue more difficult to remove with those towels, and easy to remove with ours. We want customers to have a great experience with our products. Since the Machine SuperWax is actually a polymer sealant with resins and aminos, which protect for a long time, it's harder then the Buttery Wax to remove. Problem: The substantial nature of the product makes it difficult to remove with an entry level towel. We tried it, and it took twice the effort! So, instead of getting, "Hey, this stuff is tough to remove," feedback, we suggested using our Super Plush Towel, and people have had good experiences! Thanks for asking!

Well, you preservation of capital could quite better than having money in the stock or real estate market these days!

Wow, super clean Silverado! Always feel free to post away, especially your many, many shiny rides! Nice, and let's talk about an East Coast event that you might be interested in getting involved with. CLEAN RIDE!!

Right on, and sub-12 seconds in the quarter! That's quick! Thanks for joining, and glad to have you here! Cheers, Adam:thumbsup:

Great to talk with you too Brian! Honored to have you as a customer for many years, and thanks for helping to moderate our Forum! Cheers, adam:thumbsup:

Welcome Ruben! As long as Patrick runs DC, we'll be staunch supporters. Period! He's fantastic, and DigitalCorvettes.com is an incredible forum with outstanding membership. Thanks for being here, and we'll be sure to stay there! Cheers,

Noted!

Who's your Daddy??

How about we trade you detailing products for life for a Magna Charger Brian?? I'll even come to your house once a year to help detail all of your cars!

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Sure Roger, a Clinic would be organized primarily through websites, with everyone invited, particularly a few large car clubs. We send a person, and samples, as well as goods to sell at the event for a discount. All attendees get a chance to work with our products to see how they perform. Typically, people buy goods at the event, and we bring a computer should people want to buy things that we don't have at the event online, with free shipping and a show discount. (We try to load up enough product so that doesn't happen, but often lately, we'll sell out early. As for the sealant, stay tuned! Coming soon . . . . . Thanks again Roger, and glad to have you aboard. Cheers, Adam

Thanks for joining John! My in-laws live in Nampa, and we are coming to town for Christmas. Let's grab a cup of coffee if you are in town between December 22 and 26th. (Kindly tell me to 'pound sand' if not interested.) Thanks again John, and hope to shake hands in Nampa this Christmas! -Adam

I challenge all other members here to prove their car is CLEANER than TR6Speed's C-5! Thanks for joining my friend, and please do post some of those incredible photos of your car when you get the chance. - Adam

Call me, "Daddy."

Thanks for joining Victor! We appreciate you being here, and your business. Cheers, Adam:thumbsup:

Ashley Rocks! And yes, she keeps the boys in line!

Brother Cranberry! Thanks for joining here, and lending a hand my friend. Indeed, you and I have attended many shows, and traveled the country together. Glad to have you here Nick, and why on EARTH do you have so many toys?? WOW!!- Adam