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[Moose]

Originally Posted by Richie Carbone

You don't want to use a California Duster unless you like scratching your cars paint.

Yeah, I know a lot of people say that, but I've been CDing my cars for over 20 years with no problems. After I wax the car it takes out whatever little scatches the CD might put in.

I can't stand little dust particles on my car and I'm not going to wash it every day. I've had custom boats, cars, motorcycles etc. I've not had any problems with my California Duster. You'll have to pry that thing out of my cold dead fingers.

[Richie Carbone]

Originally Posted by Moose

Yeah, I know a lot of people say that, but I've been CDing my cars for over 20 years with no problems. After I wax the car it takes out whatever little scatches the CD might put in.

I can't stand little dust particles on my car and I'm not going to wash it every day. I've had custom boats, cars, motorcycles etc. I've not had any problems with my California Duster. You'll have to pry that thing out of my cold dead fingers.

OK There Charlton Heston. LOL!

[frankieo]

If I ordeded some products today how long does it take to be shipped out and how many days should i expect to receive them.Thanks

[Jason@Adams]

The quickest way is:
(866) 965-0400, Option 1

Originally Posted by frankieo

If I ordeded some products today how long does it take to be shipped out and how many days should i expect to receive them.Thanks

[frankieo]

Thank you.

[bbmakmak]

Thats funny I only thought about dusting off the car with a microfiber towel only recently when i thought if I constantly dust the interior to keep it clean, why couldnt I dust the outside and keep a 4-5 hour exterior detail clean.

[ncinsguy]

Jason, i just got my 1st set of chrome wheels. what it the process for cleaning and maintaining them?

[bruno]

Jason,
Welcome to the forums. Would you by any chance, happen to be interested in putting on an Adam's Products (how to use) workshop for our Central Cal LX Club? We're not that far out of your territory and our club is rapidly growing.

bruno

[SnowgodCCR]

Originally Posted by Rambit

Jeez, I just realized we have Justin AND Jason here! How am I gonna be able to keep track of you guys now?...haha. I bought a ton of stuff from Justin a short time ago.

Bernie

And there's this Justin that's always pluggin Meguiars ...lotsa "J" people...

[Jason@Adams]

One thing people never really knew, ESPECIALLY with chrome rims, is that you can clay bar them! I have chrome rims on my Corvette and when I run my fingers along a spoke I can feel the brake dust in the coating. Take some Adam's Detail Spray and a clay bar and give your rims an honest to goodness clay bar treatment.

Spray down the rims with some Adam's All Purpose Cleaner and scrub them with a soft wheel brush, the inner wheel with a more aggressive brush.

Rinse them all down and begin the clay process:
Car Wax, Car Polish, Auto Detail Supplies - Clay Bar Part 1

After the clay and micro fiber towel wide down, I give them a treatment of Brilliant Spray Glaze.

Just remember to do ALL this while the rims are cool. If you can - clean your rims off the car, that way you can get into the lug area better since the studs aren't in the way and you have access to the wheel well to give it a cleaning also.

If you have any issues, give me a call at 909.342.4194. I'd be happy to walk you through it.

POST PIX AFTER, WE WANT TO SEE HOW IT TURNS OUT!

Originally Posted by ncinsguy

Jason, i just got my 1st set of chrome wheels. what it the process for cleaning and maintaining them?