Adam's Polishes NEW YEAR'S 2017!

AdamsPolishes · Dec 29, 2016

We're ending 2016 with a bang, and starting 2017 on a roll.
Our team has had an incredible year, and we're excited to bring you even better products in 2017.
Starting now, and through January 1st, 2017 at 11:59pm MST you can enjoy this sale and stock up on your favorite products.

Save 20% Off Chemicals and Towels on this page.

Plus, save 15% off everything else storewide
(excluding Rupes, Cyclo & Gift Cards).

NO COUPON CODE NECESSARY AT CHECKOUT!
DISCOUNTS WILL BE AUTOMATIC.

CLICK HERE TO SHOP THE SALE

Raven13 · Dec 29, 2016

AdamsPolishes said:
We're ending 2016 with a bang, and starting 2017 on a roll.
Our team has had an incredible year, and we're excited to bring you even better products in 2017.
Starting now, and through January 1st, 2017 at 11:59pm MST you can enjoy this sale and stock up on your favorite products.

Save 20% Off Chemicals and Towels on this page.

Plus, save 15% off everything else storewide
(excluding Rupes, Cyclo & Gift Cards).

NO COUPON CODE NECESSARY AT CHECKOUT!
DISCOUNTS WILL BE AUTOMATIC.

CLICK HERE TO SHOP THE SALE

Hell yeah!!!

Raven13 · Dec 30, 2016

Order placed, thanks Dan!

Wilson · Dec 30, 2016

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Ramathorn178 · Dec 30, 2016

Would wheel clean be the best bet to get rid or rail dust (specs randomly all over) i seem to have pretty much all over my truck? Then do a normal wash to clean any of the excess off?

Carsten89 · Dec 30, 2016

Sounds like you need a clay bar

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Wilson · Dec 30, 2016

Ramathorn178 said:
Would wheel clean be the best bet to get rid or rail dust (specs randomly all over) i seem to have pretty much all over my truck? Then do a normal wash to clean any of the excess off?

there is a specific stripper for that and clay bar it.

http://adamspolishes.com/media/cata...a/d/adams_polishes_32oz_strip_wash_bundle.jpg

AdamsPolishes · Dec 30, 2016

Ramathorn178 said:
Would wheel clean be the best bet to get rid or rail dust (specs randomly all over) i seem to have pretty much all over my truck? Then do a normal wash to clean any of the excess off?

Yes, Wheel Cleaner can be used to dissolve bonded rail or brake dust from the surface of the paint.

With the truck in the shade and the paint cool to the touch, spray the paint down with Wheel Cleaner, let it sit for a bit, but do not let it dry on the paint, then rinse thoroughly.

Then wash the truck as you would normally would to remove any residue.

You can then follow up with a Clay Bar to remove any leftover rail dust and any other bonded contaminates.

Check out this video:

AdamsPolishes · Dec 30, 2016

Need to stock up on plush towels?

Check out The Stack: Adam's Borderless Gray Towel 24 Pack.

This pack is discounted to $114.99, plus take another 20% off and get it for $91.99. That's about $3.83 per towel!

Wilson · Dec 30, 2016

AdamsPolishes said:
Need to stock up on plush towels?

Check out The Stack: Adam's Borderless Gray Towel 24 Pack.

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This pack is discounted to $114.99, plus take another 20% off and get it for $91.99. That's about $3.83 per towel!

So spend another 10 for free shipping.

Adam's Polishes NEW YEAR'S 2017!

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