Adam

Looking good Holder!

Dan, you are a sick puppy.   I love it!  You are not alone, but have taken OCD to a new level, which certain, is FANTASTIC.

Wow, that dude has some ladies on his site!  Whhhhoooooaaaa!  Great idea, certainly....

Nice lineup and I love that color blue as well! Look forward to the updates on the'72!

I try to use 36oz every time my truck gets a bath, or more!  

Dan, why aren't you more thorough?  How about thinking things out a bit, and trying to improve a bit?  Geesh!!!

Wow, must say, i'm totally impressed.  Just read this thread for the first time, and you might need to come work here.....you available?

Awesome write-up, awesome upgrades, and I'm honored to have you as a customer!

Hi Frank!  Welcome, and thanks for your years of business!!

Friends, I agree, the nozzle for the Tire Shine is tough to use on low profile tires.   The sprayer is getting upgraded to one that sprays more easily.    Seems we are too 'truck' here in Colorado at Adam's, and I didn't even think to try to spray on to a low profile tire during testing.  The 4oz size is perfect for them, as are other spray nozzles.  This one works well, as well, if you have one from one of our other products:

Wow Dave, nice!  Can't wait to see the new shoes on your GTO!

Mike in Orlando, 6K posts!  Nice!    I agree with the above, and while I typically don't tape, it's because I typically use a Cyclo with very controllable 4" pads. 

When I used a large format polisher, I taped more.  Always worth the effort, IMHO.

Great to connect in Carlisle, and crazy that I spotted your car before knowing it was yours.   Thanks for your kindness, and great to spend a moment with you!

Outstanding, and I love the meats on the rear of that beast!

Don't care for the plastic/rubber Lloyds mats at all!  Can't disable the on our plug-in, but would if we could!  Go Weathertech, MUCH better product.

There are some amazing cars there Chris, I hoe you have fun, and get some photos!!!

Go Mike!  Big show, and I hope you make some friends!

Friends, one of the things we don't do much, is preservatives.  Store bought products need them, as there is a long cycle from blending, to selling.

Our polishes and waxes last maybe a year in a gallon, but age much faster than our 16oz bottles.

Just an FYI...

TRUE.  However, use 16oz/ gallon, and you will be amazed by the shine.

Nice rides and thanks for joining!!

Out of stock, and our fabulous supplier had a raw material shortage.....not planning on having it back until mid-October!  Drives me crazy, but an aerosol MFG we are not....

I believe we have some in stock through a few distributors.....

PA and CA....

https://www.gpcperformance.com/adams_out_spray

http://www.detailing.com/store/adams-in-and-out-spray-detail-dressing-16-oz.html

In all honesty, I'd love to sell a $150 polisher!   Wish there was one that was NOT made in China.  (Let's be honest, when you walk through a Wal-Mart, or really, any retail store, aren't you surprised how cheap everything is?)  The answer lies in CHINA.  

Child labor, communism, mass-poverty, loose work safety laws, and then there are the cargo ships, fueled by foreign oil, that bring the goods to the USA.

Getting my drift?  Our company would be 5X the size, and enjoy maybe 20X the profit if only we started selling cheap imports.

Not happening.

To answer your question, and sorry for the rant...The Griot's polisher is a fine unit for the $$.  They last a while, then burn out, but what is to expect for a machine that is this inexpensive!?

All of our pads work with the Griot's polisher.

Fascinating stuff!  Suppose I'm old school.  Clear coats are clear, and shinier is better.   

Congrats on getting hitched, and thanks for your kind post!!

Awesome input!   So, if we were to put an option on each gallon, for a few bucks, say $4.95, to include one of our standard spray bottles with a generic Adam's label, one that you could write the product name with a Sharpie, would that be a good plan?

Friends, a question:  If you received an empty bottle with each gallon purchased, would that be an acceptable solution to this issue?  Nearly all off-the-shelf products that are offered by our competitors have a ratchet sprayer, and it won't come off.  Even to refill.

Our goods have gallon, 5-gallon, and 55-gallon refill options.  Hence, the bottles are used  much.   Would you say the idea of a new bottle with each gallon purchased would solve this problem?

Good choice

+1.   AWD, 260hp, Brembos,