Adam's Polishes Detailing Videos "HOW TO"

[Jason@Adams]

These are also available on DVD on our website and are included in nearly all of our kits!

-Jason

Car Wax, Car Polish, Auto Detail Supplies - Instructional Videos

• Exterior Washing
  • Introduction
  • Bucket Prep
  • Washing the Car
• Wheels & Trim
  • Cleaning Tires and Wheels
  • Rinsing Tires
  • Tires and Trim
  • Washing Wheels on SUV
• Advanced Detailing
  • Cleaning Motor
  • Undercarriage Spray 1
  • Undercarriage Spray 2
  • Hard to Reach Areas
  • Detailing the SUV Engine
• Drying
  • Drying the Car
  • Drying the Car with Compressed Air
• Glass & Interior
  • Detailing Interior
  • Glass Cleaning
  • Cleaning Leather
  • Cleaning Carpet
• Adam's Claybar
  • Clay Bar
  • Clay Bar on the SUV
• Polish & Wax
  • Hand Polishing
  • Machine Polishing
  • Machine Polish on the SUV
  • Polishing the Ferrari
  • Removing Polish
  • Waxing
  • Removing Wax
• Metal Care & Polishing
  • Polishing Chrome
  • Metal Polishes
• Care & Upkeep
  • Cleaning Equipment
  • Everyday Maintenance

[MidniteBlues]

How do..

I will certainly eyeball everything you have to offer. Right now, I'm pretty much set for supplies, but will check out your stuff when replacement of goodies are needed.. Looking forward to the exchange of ideas, info and look forward to high quality products to use..

[cerberus]

Great! Welcome aboard! Sticking for future reference.

[SWTSKY]

Originally Posted by MidniteBlues

How do..

I will certainly eyeball everything you have to offer. Right now, I'm pretty much set for supplies, but will check out your stuff when replacement of goodies are needed.. Looking forward to the exchange of ideas, info and look forward to high quality products to use..

Ditto..........On Midniteblues quote!

[MidniteBlues]

I have looked over your entire web site and have seen just about all the videos you have posted, and I will admit I picked up some nice "tricks" & very good pointers that I will incorporate into my MO. BTW, I am sorta like a detail geek when I get in the mood.. Thanks..

My question is I noticed that you sell 2 types of wax. The first being Buttery Wax, and the second the Machine Super Wax. As you guys know, waxing versus sealant type of products are like night and day. Waxing is probably a monthly chore down here in South Florida with the sun pounding down on our cars and also with the almost daily rain we get during this time of the year, the wax products just "melt" away, no good really IMHO.. The product I currently use to "finish off my work" & make it shine with some POP, bonds pretty well to the paint and totally protects & "seals" it, if you will, where as I can usually go from about 4-6 months before beading starts to go away (depends on how much rain I would speculate) & I would have to go through the entire "detailing" process starting with claying, polishing, then sealant again.

My question to you is, are your products really a wax, or it is a more high tech solution and more durable than wax? Used down here, (Florida), how long will each product last with the conditions I posted above, days? weeks? months? Finally, of the 2 products, the Machine Super Wax sounds like the superior product, (price wise also by a fin). I already own the Porter Cable machine (great unit for starting detailer) used on your videos, so I am leaning more to that product and is the one that interest me the most at the moment, although, doing by hand is something I also use, (to me can sometimes be quicker than the machine).. So, how long will these products last more or less between applications.. Thanks ..MB
PS: If the answer comes like I hope, I will probably be buying some type of "kit" that have both items.. Oh one more thing, what is the "shelf life" of these two, sitting in a garage shelf..Thanks again..

[Jason@Adams]

Originally Posted by MidniteBlues

I have looked over your entire web site and have seen just about all the videos you have posted, and I will admit I picked up some nice "tricks" & very good pointers that I will incorporate into my MO. BTW, I am sorta like a detail geek when I get in the mood.. Thanks..

My question is I noticed that you sell 2 types of wax. The first being Buttery Wax, and the second the Machine Super Wax. As you guys know, waxing versus sealant type of products are like night and day. Waxing is probably a monthly chore down here in South Florida with the sun pounding down on our cars and also with the almost daily rain we get during this time of the year, the wax products just "melt" away, no good really IMHO.. The product I currently use to "finish off my work" & make it shine with some POP, bonds pretty well to the paint and totally protects & "seals" it, if you will, where as I can usually go from about 4-6 months before beading starts to go away (depends on how much rain I would speculate) & I would have to go through the entire "detailing" process starting with claying, polishing, then sealant again.

My question to you is, are your products really a wax, or it is a more high tech solution and more durable than wax? Used down here, (Florida), how long will each product last with the conditions I posted above, days? weeks? months? Finally, of the 2 products, the Machine Super Wax sounds like the superior product, (price wise also by a fin). I already own the Porter Cable machine (great unit for starting detailer) used on your videos, so I am leaning more to that product and is the one that interest me the most at the moment, although, doing by hand is something I also use, (to me can sometimes be quicker than the machine).. So, how long will these products last more or less between applications.. Thanks ..MB
PS: If the answer comes like I hope, I will probably be buying some type of "kit" that have both items.. Oh one more thing, what is the "shelf life" of these two, sitting in a garage shelf..Thanks again..

Midnite, great questions! Correct, we have two waxes. One is formulated for hand use, the other machine. Differences? The Machine Super Wax is a little more durable since it's formulated to use the heat the machine produces - it actually LOVES the sun as it helps the wax bake in and last longer. In the Southern California sun I get about 7 months out of a coat of our Super Wax, about 5 months from a coat of our Buttery Wax.

Tell you what, since your biggest concern deals with Florida specifics, I'd like you to contact our largest dealer in Florida, Richie Carbone. He's HARDCORE Florida and gives me grief about how great it is compared to CA - he reminds me everytime I talk to him.

Here is his contact info:
Richie's Custom Detailing
Richie Carbone
Winter Garden, FL 34787
Phone: 407-758-5556
richiecarbone@cfl.rr.com
Richie's Custom Detailing - Winter Garden, Florida - (407) 758-5556

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