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Thanks for the advise on these.

Love the in out spray. I use it in the engine bay a lot to details stuff up there. Just visited family in that area this weekend. Had a chance to correct and polish my mothers Grand Prix. Big job it was in terrible shape. Ill post Picts later.

Wow. I grew up in Georgetown. I second the All Purpose Cleaner. Just order a gallon of it.

Does anybody have any tips on how to clean embroidery or logos that have been sewn into a seat? Thanks in advance.

Got my latest order of Products in today. Total Interior Cleaner, Leather and Interior Conditioner, and a Gallon of Detail Spray Have to say that I am again, blown away by the quality and ease of use of these products. I had been using some Meguiars products on the interior, but this Leather and Interior Conditioner is great. It drys to a nice natural shine, and smells great. Thanks again for making my newer car look like a showroom piece.

Not sure but if I try it I'll be sure they fit the bill for the product since the screen is about 12 ft tall and 20 wide and both sides would need treating.

So at the school district in which I work, we have an auditorium that has a 25 foot wide drop down rear projection screen. The issue with this screen is that is it made of a translucent rubber material. The humidity and rubber proprtites lead this material to become sticky over time. You can actually press it between the palms of your hands and feel it stick to one of them as you separate them. After trying evey product that our maintenance department had, and the manufactures advise of using simple green or lrubbing alcohol, nothing seemed to work. I ran out to the car and grabbed a bottle of APC. Not only did the APC remove the sticky oil mixture, but it visually looked great. Took a couple hours to clean it, but this method will definately prolong the life of this motorized screen. Thanks Adams,

" Like the CAMARO in the garage better ha ha" Thanks. Usually sits in the garage in this weather, but wife needed the truck and right now it is sitting outside in with about 6 inches of snow on it near Naperville for a few days. Just hoping the roads are pretty good tomorrow on my way back. Snow in some areas of Chicago are kind of crappy...

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Actually it was an off brand dual action polisher that got some decent reviews. But overall, it was built just like the PC. Did a good job for the price I paid for it. To see the job it did, here are a couple of before and after photos. Sorry. They are not the best photos, but for an amateur like myself, i was pretty pleased. Did the whole truck in about 3 hours. -minus the roof. I saw a couple placed today that needed a bit more work, but I might need to order the focus pads for these areas. When my wife saw the truck today when she came home today, the first this she said was, "Oh my god. This looks incredible. I looks like a new truck, or has been repainted." Then asked, "Did you do this, or take it somewhere?"

I have been recently introduced to your products this year after purchasing my new Camaro. I found many references to Adams and that lead me to buying a few of them. Overall I have been exceptionally pleased. I have used many other store bought brands and Adams Polished have excelled in all areas. I have only used adams on my camaro and this weekend i used your Adam's Three Step Machine Polish Bundle and pads on my wife's badly scratched 2009 Enclave. WOW. This thing now looks as good as new. I still need to get a stool or ladder to do the top, but I was just amazed as to how easily and effectively the products removed years of scratched paint. My wife uses automatic car washes, and even though I tell her how bad they can be, she does it anyway. Swirls - Gone. Finish is now very clear and bright. Smooth as glass. I wish I had taken a few more photos of the before, but let me tell you it was pretty bad. Below is the final results. Thanks again Adams.