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A special selection of Micro Pads and Accessories for the Professional or Do-It-Yourselfer. Specially designed for buffing or polishing in small, hard-to-get-at places. Use for small touch-up spots.
Adams products are basically relabeled ChemicalGuys products. If your interested in them look at the Chemicalguys UK site. They sell the pads individually for £6.
Never used the Hex pads but I like the small Uber spot buffing pads from DD.
Adam's is 100% not Adam's. In fact - all Adam's Polishes is in reality is a label on a bottle. There is no product development or ingenuity - it's simply changing color, scents, and bottle labels. He did not come up with the small pads, Buff n Shine sent him some samples and rumor is from ex dealers of his is that his warehouse staff liked them and told Adam to simply carry them. 100% of his chemical products are developed by two different firms: Warner and 3D. 3D makes his glass cleaner and Adam simply relabeled 3D's detail spray as his waterless wash. Warner makes everything else.
In fact, take a jug of Adam's Americana Paste Wax and sit it next to a jug of Lusso Oro. Funny - they look exactly the same...
Party Barge, let's be real careful about making statements regarding other companies here, please. We do not allow bashing of other companies, people, products, etc. and we simply won't tolerate it. We hate to say it but you could have chosen a more appropriate first post here on MOL.
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Michael Stoops
Senior Global Product & Training Specialist | Meguiar's Inc.
Remember, this hobby is supposed to be your therapy, not the reason you need therapy.
Party Barge, let's be real careful about making statements regarding other companies here, please. We do not allow bashing of other companies, people, products, etc. and we simply won't tolerate it. We hate to say it but you could have chosen a more appropriate first post here on MOL.
You would do well to read through our Forum Rules & Privileges before proceeding much further.
Fair enough, just commenting on what someone else wrote. I just want to make sure everyone is an informed detailer before they go out and waste their money on fake products. Meguiar's is their own "sauce" and I'd think everyone would rather use a company that makes their own than simply relabels.
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