tony97gt

2010 Ford Crown Vic Police Interceptor. Trunk has heavy scratches due to setting heavy equipment on it. Almost all the deep scratches came out. There was two areas where I'm guessing bird droppings sat for an extended period of time and ate into the clear coat because they aren't budging.

 

This was done with SSR (about 8 passes), SHR (also about 8 passes), FMP (6 passes), Brilliant Glaze, and Americana. I had to purchase and use the focus pad system for the really deep scratches.

 

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Dear Adams- please don't run anymore daily specials or add any NEW products to your page. I can't stop buying stuff, even if I don't need it yet. Figured I'd buy the daily special of buttery wax even though I don't have it yet, and for no reason I bought the metal polish set and blue pad- only because I don't have it yet and may need it someday.

I requested a few Volume 8 DVD's with my last order and handed them out already. I already got one friend to order some stuff, I'm sure once he tries it out he'll be spreading the word.

It's all good. I enjoy doing it and I'm now trying to convince my friends to buy the stuff.

Wow,very nice work!

Those don't look like the same headlights to me. Am I missing something?

If you get the SVRT now it comes with the In and Out (Veterans Day Special).

#1 would apply but she can't beat me to the mailbox, I sit in the garage with the door open just waiting, or watch my security cameras to see if the package is on the porch

#2 I just bought the gallon refills instead. But I do have 2.5 bottles of APC and 2 bottles of Detail Spray

#3 I use the dryer on low heat

#4 I just subscribed to that thread a few nights ago

#5 Haven't got that far yet, but that's a great idea

Will do, as soon as I get the chance to get the whole system done. To be honest my truck really isn't that bad, I bought it used. It's just got some light swirl marks from the previous owner running it thru the auto car washer. But I got the whole shabang of correction materials so I can get it perfect, then seal it up and wax it. Want that baby to bead up every time it gets wet.

:worth:

 

I know there's been some fixin done to that already. Lets see it!

Maybe we should look into starting a "Detailing Addiction Support Group". :welcomebanner:I've only been a member of the Adams world for about 2 months, and I find myself scrolling thru their website just to make sure there is nothing I haven't forgot to order on my last 3 orders. Dylan was great helping me out with getting what I needed, and making everything right. I'm sure there are some of you guys who have WAY more Adams supplies than I do, but I just got started last month or so. Here's my garage after my 3rd order came in today. Am I the only one who anxiously awaits the delivery guy like a kid at Xmas?

Just became a member of the Adams family (no pun intended) last week with my order of the Flex kit and a bunch of other stuff. Followed up my order this week with more "stuff" and a focus kit. I've got nothing but awesome reviews to say about Adams products, their detailed instructional videos, the amount of information on the forums, and most definitely the customer service. Dylan has been overly helpful and has provided far more assistance than any other customer service rep I have dealt with.

 

That being said, being that you guys develop products that work like they are supposed to, have you considered a "Marine" line of wash, polish, wax, etc. for boats? I live in South Fla and have two boats but haven't found products like yours that work as well. I know I'll probably hear that I can just use the auto products on my boat, but I'm pretty sure the sun, sand, and salt water will require some extra additives in your formulas to withstand the abuse.

 

Also, have you guys considered a Headlight Restoration kit? I don't personally need this kit but I know how well your products work and I'm sure there are plenty of guys who could use it.

 

Keep up the good work! It's too bad your company can't set the bar for customer service and quality of products. America would be much better off.