Adam's Supplies Winter Storage

[WMUCarGuy]

I've been detailing my Bullitt, getting it ready for winter storage, and I got to thinking... We spend so much time getting our cars ready for winter storage, but what is the best thing to do with all of our Adam's products over the winter? Would they be fine if I left them out in the garage over a cold, Michigan winter? Or should they always be stored indoors over the winter? I could put them up in my attic over the winter if they should not be kept outdoors.

[H20burycharger]

I would bring it indoors.

[buffalobob920]

I put in heat in my garage just for that reason and yes also for my queen

[LT1xL82]

We live in a very similar climate...I'd kill for heat in my garage. Detached 900 sf, interior walls finished to near house interior quality and the idiot did insulate! 

[BrianT]

I keep all of my Adam's products in my basement all year long. I put everything I need into my detail bag and bring that outside. I also have basement access from the outside which helps as well.

[LT1xL82]

I keep all Adams chemicals the walk-in kitchen pantry year round. 

[falcaineer]

I keep all Adams chemicals the walk-in kitchen pantry year round.

 

As good as many of the products smell, just don't get confused and consume them!

[Rich]

Southwest PA here and in a valley. We get lousy wet, cold winters here. I bring all of my liquids and paste waxes indoors, rags can stay in the garage in the cabinets.  

[pirahnah3]

I keep mine indoors year round, mainly because the vehicle storage area is not setup for anything at the moment. 

[Feets31]

I bring mine indoor and keep them in a plastic tote to hold down the smell, especially of the wheel cleaner.  It also protects the floor if something decides to leak.  

[Lee]

I keep all my gallons indoors year round, being in Texas it's to keep them from boiling in the garage during the summer.

[avimore]

Gallons, waxes and sealants indoors.  Everything else in the garage.

[PacificNWBuckeye]

I have my waxes in a small fridge in the garage, but the rest is just kept on a shelf out there. Washington doesn't get anything like a Michigan winter, so far I've not had any issues with leaving them out there.

[Havemeat1]

Most of my waxes/conditioners/sealants most of the thicker products I have in a closet in my house. I'm probably going to end up moving everything inside because I don't want my dog getting into it and getting sick. She's already tried to get my Pumpkin spice Detail Spray.

[Sugar]

Speaking from experience, bring indoors.  I lost half a gallon of detail spray and shampoo last year.  Detail spray turned into a redish color and wouldn't come off the car right anymore.  Shampoo seemed to be ok, but was not foaming as much.  Decided to just get new and toss the old.