TheBurninator

I would use a single soft or a double soft to spread the product and then you can follow up with a great white towel to cleanup the residue, but I would suggest a second single or double soft. My personal preference is using the "wet" application method. G&G is used for a booster every few weeks. DS is for the rest of the time.

I find the cardboard type air fresheners in general don't last that long...

Already RSVP'd on facespace.

Then it should come off with just car shampoo... Might be time to ditch the terrible BMW pads

QS helps a ton with making brake dust fall right off. Just need car wash soap and brushes. Coatings on wheels make it even easier.

Door jambs, trunk jambs, door seals, wheel wells, suspension, etc. Always something that could be cleaned up better. Most of the stuff you have listed above are part of my weekly regimen. Surprised you wait that long between certain things.

Try hitting the trim with APC and a stiff brush like the pad cleaning brush, then apply SVRT.

Has much better gloss to it than the dipped version.

As long as you don't let it dry on the surface it should be fine. You will need to re-apply your LSP though.

A lot of stuff from that M company is actually really good. Just not most of the stuff found at walmart.

Looks dull compared to a real clear coat.

I could use a Rupes 15

In the last year or so I have only been able to kill one Tolco sprayer (same as the reds) and it wasn't anything from Adam's that killed it.

Not snake oil at all, but they carry high risk of of marring compared to the fine grade clay that Adam's carries. IMO not for a novice to be using and not for maintenance claying.

It looks so small in pictures! Being a single cab makes it look like an S10

I'm not the biggest fan of these style sprayers in general and have replaced all of mine with Tolco grey's. The Adam's premium dilution bottles come with an Red colored version of the Tolco Grey. http://adamspolishes.com/shop/accessories/empty-bottles-sprayers/adam-s-new-32oz-premium-dilution-bottle.html

IMO with the customer base that Adam's has it would cause more customer service issues than help pro/prosumer level detailers that are few and far between here. The ones that are at that level use more than just Adam's products as well. There are other companies make them. Or are you just looking for something with Adam's backing?

That would be a cool idea. Live stream a detail clinic.

Good looking truck!! Love me some mini trucks

I'll be there to meet Jason Rose and say hi to everyone.

More like car building season.

I've shot some for friends before. I am aware of what it takes to lay down. It is pretty damn easy and forgiving compared to real paint. IMO no talent needed, especially with a good HVLP gun. Again I'd rather have real paint. it is easier to keep clean, looks better and isn't ruining the car scene. Plastidip, bags, and wheels are not builds. Contrary to what palstidip kids think Not misinformed at all. I've done plenty of research on it and shot plastidip for a friend before. I've seen the stuff that can be done and it reminds me of chameleon paints from the 90's. FFS I am in the VW/Audi scene. I am more than aware of what can be done with plastidip. I probably saw 100+ dipped cars 2 weekends ago at H2Oi.

I wouldn't use detail spray in your bucked to wash towels... APC would be fine though.

I separate mine into 2-3 loads. Towels that touch paint Interior and dirty job Metal polishing

only if it says dapper...