Recent content by saints

Haha I knew I recognized some of those shots. I'm on the Northshore now, but grew up over there and still go for work a few days a week.

Nice job, are you in Metairie?

Unfortunately no, a respray will not be as durable as what comes from the manufacturer and will need to be touched up from time to time. Especially on high wear areas like in a car that is used on a daily basis and is subject to a lot of different extremes whether it be temperature, UV rays or...

Ivory hand soap diluted in water is what most leather manufacturers recommend. Keep leather clean and hydrated and it will last a very long time. Once you start to see cracks in your leather the damage has already been done and will need to be repaired by a professional. Creases will occur...

Adams in and out spray.

I do leather repair and reconditioning for a living and have been for the last 17 years and everything Rob4092xx has said is pretty much spot on.

I like the interior spray because of the SPF and anti static properties. My dash is black so I see anything that gets on it and since using it I can tell a difference. It's not a strong cleaner and doesn't last that long, but it's something to apply regularly which is fine by me. Have you tried...

Pick the cat up off your hood, put cat in car, drive 30 miles in any direction, let cat out, done.

I use a few of Adams products and I like them. I have never used their polish though, only Menzerna since I'm just a weekend warrior and Menz is fool proof. The products I use mostly are their undercarriage spray, super vrt and just got some total interior detail spray which I like. If anyone...

+1 I just got some of this after I ran out of 1Z Cockpit and I think I'm sticking with the Adams as I've been very impressed with it. I didn't realize how shiny 1Z was (which isn't very shiny at all) until I got the Adams. The problem I had with 1z was after about a week it would start to blotch...

If you have a Harbor Freight close by and are in need of a cheap HVLP spray gun they come with a wrench that will work. I'm sure you could find one at Home Depot or Lowes as well. You could also return it if you didn't need it.

Wow that looks amazing man! Were you able to get that scratch on the right rear quater panel to disappear? I can't tell from the pic.

I use that Franks cleaner and just started using the Wheelie Clean after a friend showed me how good it worked. Good stuff man and good luck!