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I was recently asked by Dylan if I would be willing to do a few reviews. He said "If I send you a couple of products would you be willing to do a quick review? Good, bad, or otherwise... I have a couple of things I think you'd enjoy." How can you say no to that?
With that said, this is my honest review of Adam's Detail Spray.
Observations:
Product Claims:
All of the claims are pretty typical of for a detail spray, and Adam's passed all with flying colors.
When I first used it, I wasn't fond of the smell, but by the time I had used a few times and finished the majority of the bottle, I changed my tune. If you don't like it at first, try again, this stuff grows on you! Even after washing my microfibers, I could smell the ones I used with the detail spray lol
Best uses I found: Clay lube, removing light dust, cleaning door jambs, and cleaning under the gas tank cover.
What impressed me the most: When I cleaned the doorjambs with this product, the interior (was not sprayed down) smelled great for about a day after. No other product I have used has ever done this.
Now for the plot twist: I personally would not buy this product.
Wait what?! Didn't you just say it did everything it was supposed to? Well yes, I did.
So why would you not buy this product? It's pretty simple: the price is simply too high for me.
My belief is that Adam's Polishes is trying to sell quality products that are so easy to use that even a child could use and understand what to do. In making a product that is ready-to-use, all cost competitiveness goes out the window. That's not unique to Adam's, I would say that about pretty much any ready-to-use detail spray.
However, as Adam says himself, he is not selling products to compete on a price level with others. He is making quality products that are as easy to use as possible.
So does he do that here? Yes, absolutely.
Am I willing to pay roughly 10 times more for a gallon of detail spray that is ready-to-use rather than a concentrate that does the same function with the same level of performance? Unfortunately, no. Even if I have to forego the really nice spray bottle that comes with the detail spray
Conclusion:
If cost is not a factor, you will be happy with the performance of this detail spray.
If I could make one change to this product, I would have it available in a concentrate form, in addition to a ready-to-use form, to make it more cost competitive for those with a smaller budget.
With that said, this is my honest review of Adam's Detail Spray.
Observations:
- Easy to understand directions
- Watery Viscosity
- Smells GREAT! Bubble Gum with a hint of cherry is how I would describe it
- Price = $13 for 16 oz or $45 for a gallon
Product Claims:
- Enhance Gloss and Depth in Shine
- Keep Your Car Looking Just Detailed
- Great For Interior Detailing
- Amazing Scent
- Clay Lube
- Drying Aid
All of the claims are pretty typical of for a detail spray, and Adam's passed all with flying colors.
When I first used it, I wasn't fond of the smell, but by the time I had used a few times and finished the majority of the bottle, I changed my tune. If you don't like it at first, try again, this stuff grows on you! Even after washing my microfibers, I could smell the ones I used with the detail spray lol
Best uses I found: Clay lube, removing light dust, cleaning door jambs, and cleaning under the gas tank cover.
What impressed me the most: When I cleaned the doorjambs with this product, the interior (was not sprayed down) smelled great for about a day after. No other product I have used has ever done this.
Now for the plot twist: I personally would not buy this product.
Wait what?! Didn't you just say it did everything it was supposed to? Well yes, I did.
So why would you not buy this product? It's pretty simple: the price is simply too high for me.
My belief is that Adam's Polishes is trying to sell quality products that are so easy to use that even a child could use and understand what to do. In making a product that is ready-to-use, all cost competitiveness goes out the window. That's not unique to Adam's, I would say that about pretty much any ready-to-use detail spray.
However, as Adam says himself, he is not selling products to compete on a price level with others. He is making quality products that are as easy to use as possible.
So does he do that here? Yes, absolutely.
Am I willing to pay roughly 10 times more for a gallon of detail spray that is ready-to-use rather than a concentrate that does the same function with the same level of performance? Unfortunately, no. Even if I have to forego the really nice spray bottle that comes with the detail spray
Conclusion:
If cost is not a factor, you will be happy with the performance of this detail spray.
If I could make one change to this product, I would have it available in a concentrate form, in addition to a ready-to-use form, to make it more cost competitive for those with a smaller budget.
