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No way! She got pearl white this time:rockon:

Next time, I'd suggest not keeping your pads in a sealed bag. The only thing I can think of is mold formed

What do you suggest then for storage Adam. I thought a sealed plastic bag kept them safe and clean:confused:

That stick looks dangerous around chrome:confused:

Yeah, that 13 bucks xtra in my check is really going to go far:lol:

That looks killer:drool: It must be nice to be able drive your vet all year long:banana:

This stuff is the best to use on your tires. Dust doesn't stick to it like most silicon products do.

But the best part is it don't sling off your tires and land on your black paint:thumbsup:

Adam/ Jason, will this stuff dry out vinyl or leave like a white residue:confused:

Wow, you really brought that paint back along way. Did you use a polisher or a orbital/ pc:confused:

Well I just tried out the PC and some Adams products on one of our work truck and I must say that I'm really amazed how great the products worked! I'm am definetely converted over to Adams now!

Just curious, why the switch from Zaino? I have read good things and read a TON of debates about their products.

Yeah, I did the dish soap thing when I was young too.

Simple greened my aluminum mag wheels to get the brake dust off ONE time. It took me days to polish them out:mad:

Saw a guy at a corvette show use a rag on his tires and then on his paint. The armor all was everywhere and showed up really bad on his dark green C4. Kinda felt sorry for him.

:iagree:Hopefully from my plant:xfingers:

Okay guys, thanks for the input! So, to me, a bottle that doesn't tip over is key. Also, a great sprayer is imperative. How about these?

Sorry, I got sprayers just like these from another detail place (don't hate me ) but I think these sprayers are too large for your hand and they take like 4 to 5 pumps to get the product out. I like a more controlled mist sprayer, not something to have water fights with;)

no workee, i don't have a print screen button:help:oh well, its just the corvette museums monthly calendar:)

Happy B-Day Jub Jub:2thumbs:

:jawdrop:New paint!! I gotta get some of that stuff now...:lolsmack:How well does it do on stone chips:D

I do have the other hood in the basement:pc:

Hi Tony:hi: How have you been? It seems you got out of Mi at just the right time:burnout:

2 plastic, 1 glass but it don't get dirty

Trevor, report back with your results, please!

 

Jusst as soon as I can stand to be out in the garage for lond time and the polish doesn't freeze on the car:D 3 more months probably. sucks.

Thanks for the reply Adam:cheers:

Can someone tell me if this stuff is silicon based:confused: and how long it lasts:thumbsup:

Will be back to work on the 26th if Chrysler has any money left:xfingers:

Sweet Corvette:drool:

I wouldn't mind having one of those myself:2thumbs:

Thanks for the video Adam,

I never realized that you had to use that much pressure with the swirl remover. I just thought that my paint was too far gone:D I guess I'll be busy this spring.

Thanks, like to post pics someday but I'm a pic moron:D

I've been using the regular revive polish and butter wax with a pc for quite awhile now, but was wondering what the difference is with the machine polish and wax products:confused: