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Originally Posted by garcmol
Don't buy anything yet! I've got their arsenal in my garage. (And Zaino, and Meguires) We'll get together on a Saturday and I'll let you use whatever you need. Then you can see first hand what each one does.
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Stop by Atlanta Sports and Imports, 2905 Amwiler Rd in Atlanta and talk to Steve. They sell and use the Adams line there.  |
Alright we can do that!
I just want something to keep it shining down the road. I pulled into Lynch Chevrolet a couple months ago and parked next to a brand new IOM....and I couldn't believe how dull my paint was compared to that one.
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Originally Posted by Dr Jkel
JT,
Adams Expert....I don't know about all that but I do use everything they sell......  and it is good stuff. The thing about Adam's and Junkman is this, They teach you how not to put swirls in the paint to start with or to keep putting swirls in your paint everytime you wash.
I will be the first to tell you that you can not keep a car swirls free, unless you correct the paint and air seal your car up but you can maintain it and reduce the amount of swirls tremendously and that is by properly cleaning your car with the 2 bucket wash, proper mit, foam gun etc.......
So my first advise would be to buy a foam gun, 2 buckets and good microfiber wash mit so that you can properly maintain it once you get it corrected.
Go to some detailing clinics and learn what to do, especially if Junkman is there....Don't be shy and actually do it while he is there....you can learn alot. |
You are the expert!
I was going to buy a foam gun for sure...but I'm not sure how I'm gonna wash my car in Auburn.
I think I'm gonna go to one of those Goo-Goo self car washes... and just use their water and bay for cleaning. Definitely won't use that brush or anything on it. So I won't have a hook-up for a foam gun.