Adams undercarriage spray: like the scent or not?

[cajunfirehawk]

I have been using Adams undercarriage spray on some recent jobs and I have mixed feelings about the scent, without posting my thoughts on the scent, do you like the way it smells?

(not for you personally, but in your detail jobs, IE: does the scent effect the overall customer satisfaction?)

 

[cajunfirehawk]

65 people have viewed this and not one of you use this stuff? :nixweiss

So what do yall use on wheel wells?

 

[cajunfirehawk]

Follow up: I talked to Adam (no kidding!) about this and showed him the poll too, thanks to those that replied. IMHO, the grape scent is too strong and I sometime feel it makes the detail seem "used car lot cleaned" if that makes sense?? :rofl Adam understood and I think we might see a milder formula w/less scent in time :up

 

[Inzane]

Bumping an old thread with a question.



Is Adams undercarriage spray similar to CG's Bare Bones?

 

[Pats300zx]

s Adams undercarriage spray similar to CG's Bare Bones?

Very similar

 

[Jon P. Nusbaum]

I don't mind the scent. I put a light coat on first, then a second a few minutes later. Minimises the smell, and avoids dripping and throw off.

 

[evil_c5]

be careful using it allot on customer cars, it stripped the paint from the frame and axle on my 2500 HD Silverado. I was using it after every wash and it got to the point where if I had to use a brush when cleaning it, the paint would be like gum and just come right off.



Just an FYI.

 

[ricka]

to me, the grape scent hardly masks the kerosene smell. takes about 3 days for the smell to leave the garage. i do like what it does for the wheel wells but not fond at all of the smell. glad i didn't buy a gallon.



will try the meguiars hyperdressing cut 3-1 as suggested in here.