[mwil028]

Adams Polishes, anyone on here use it?

 

[cwee477]

i have friends who do and the cars look really good

 

[Blakngold4life]

I use Adams Super Sealant, Severe Swirl and Haze Remover, Haze Remove, Fine Machine Polish, and Buttery Wax and have been very impressed by all of them. They are expensive and to get the best of the product you really should use the recommended pads, which are usually around $10 a pad more than a generic. I bought generic pads first, but noticed a huge difference in the amount of time spent with the the appropriate pad. The buttery wax is the easiest hand wax i've ever used and has a much deeper look and better longevity than off the shelf stuff, if you are looking to slowly start building an inventory of their products this is an excellent first step. The only product I have not had a great experience with is the glass sealant, not sure if it was operator error or product, but it left more streaks than anything else I've ever used.

 

[mwil028]

It's some good stuff. I bought some products for my matte VT as alternative to the expensive Dr Beasley.

 

[SteveJinSoCal]

My wife's got a mini cooper and she won a whole host of Adam's products at a recent meet. Been hand washing my Vitamin-C and then applying the brilliant glaze and americana wax. - give a real deep glossy shine without leaving streaks. The stuff's seems a bit expensive at first glance, but I'm definitely impressed and will order from them in future. I'd agree with the comment on purchasing the appropriate applicator. It's money well spent.