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I have Adam's full line of products. I realize companies like Zaino or Chemical Bro's are slightly cheaper, but for someone who wants to full immerse themself into detailing, Adam's had me hooked. The customer service, the "common sense" approach to color coding, and the ease of product names drew me in.
How about you?
I'm excited the warm weather is finally here. My buddy and I are going to spend Saturday detailing both of our rides all day. I have a 2010 Charger and he has a 2013 Cruze RS.
Nothing is more instantly gratifying than seeing your work progress in front of your eyes.
I use mostly Meguiar's stuff and use mostly their Ultimate line. Meguiar's stuff is easily accessible and the quality for the price is unmatched in my opinion. Other than their wheel cleaners being a bit harsh, I don't think I have ever heard a negative comment.
Just picked up Griot's Garage drying towel and Meguiar's Ultimate Liquid Wax. I thought about getting the Collinite 845 and although it has better durability, went with ULW instead when I found out that it does not stain plastic and rubber trims. No need to tape anything when waxing anymore!
However, my pads are all LC.
I am also planning a detail to my 2012 TL this weekend. I have some clay coming and hopefully should arrive tomorrow.
I use mostly Meguiar's stuff and use mostly their Ultimate line. Meguiar's stuff is easily accessible and the quality for the price is unmatched in my opinion. Other than their wheel cleaners being a bit harsh, I don't think I have ever heard a negative comment.
Just picked up Griot's Garage drying towel and Meguiar's Ultimate Liquid Wax. I thought about getting the Collinite 845 and although it has better durability, went with ULW instead when I found out that it does not stain plastic and rubber trims. No need to tape anything when waxing anymore!
However, my pads are all LC.
I am also planning a detail to my 2012 TL this weekend. I have some clay coming and hopefully should arrive tomorrow.
Hey you should check out the Super VRT by Adam's. I've used a lot of rubber treatment products and this one is seriously unmatched. It's water based, so there's no oily residue or slinging and it leaves no discoloring, it also has water repellent in it. It's by far my favorite product of theirs.
Hey you should check out the Super VRT by Adam's. I've used a lot of rubber treatment products and this one is seriously unmatched. It's water based, so there's no oily residue or slinging and it leaves no discoloring, it also has water repellent in it. It's by far my favorite product of theirs.
I am assuming Supre VRT is a dressing.
Currently I am using Meg's Endurance. Has a great shine and I don't have a problem with slinging.
Original plan was to get Hyper Dressing since you can dilute it to whatever concentration you want to get any level of shine you wish but I will definitely look into Super VRT. Thanks
Why pay more for the adams name? Go to the source and buy Chemical Guys for a hell of a lot less for the same products.
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