Adam's In & Out Spray is Coming Back!!
 

I realize that many of you here weren't on the Adam's bandwagon when In & Out was still readily available, but trust me... it was our #1 product behind detail spray for a reason!!

The previous version was discontinued due to VOC regulations, but with now YEARS of working on its replacement we have a product that is once again LEGAL to sell and even better than before.

For anyone who had used the old version this one performs EXACTLY the same, dries almost instantly, never greasy, oily, or too shiny like the products from the competitors. Look for In & Out Spray coming Fathers Day!!

Check out the video for more info: YouTube - In and Out Spray Returns_2010.mov

I guess it's so good you added an extra 's" to the out! :)

I hope it's as good as the old stuff was!

Any special re-introduction happening? :tup:

oops... fingers fast, brain... not so much.

Look for the product to release for fathers day, I'm sure we'll do a promo with it.

how does this compare with:

Griot's SpeedShine
Prima Slick
Wizard's Mist

No mention of its longevity. They all look great once applied.

1 week later...?

no reply to my question since may. unbelievable service.

In all my testing I saw approximately 2 washes before it was degrading. Its not really intended as a durability product as thats what our VRT is best at... to get the water repellent nature and longevity of our VRT we couldn't make it aerosol. Without exposure to water I would start to notice the shine fade in 3 weeks +/- and this was with 95*+ temps and outdoor exposure for approximately 7 hours a day.

So sorry about missing the question. I simply didn't see it... I'm easily accessible on this forum via PM, in a number of threads daily, by email Dylan@AdamsPolishes.com or toll free 866-965-0400. If you ever need a question answered or don't get an answer to a post I am EXTREMELY easy to reach.

SpeedShine is more of quick detail spray product so theres not a comparison to be made there. This is for trim work in hard to reach tight spaces. That would be an apples and oranges comparison - 2 entirely different products.

Prima Slick again.. thats a detail spray, not a trim dressing.

Wizards Mist... yet another quick detail spray... I haven't used this one presonally, but again comparing a trim dressing and a quick detailer. Not sure where the misunderstanding of the product came from. Did you watch the videos?

From the looks of it it would be more compareable to Back to Black or similar products, just in aerosol form. Lol at the video with the Ford GT on youtube and spraying all the tire tread. I bet that was a fun drive!

Its actually not slick at all... you could literally spray it on rubber floor mats and they're no more slick than dry. Its a 'dry aerosol' which is part of why it removes from glass and paint so easily. The product is HUGELY popular with guys who have C4 vettes... pop that hood at a show and the ugliest part is the tires staring at you.

sorry, for some reason i thought your product was a QD!

if trim dressing i guess i would like to know comparison vs BlackWow. :tup:

Again, missing the intended use of the product.

Our Super VRT would be more a comparison to BlackWow.

In & Out is a dry aerosol dressing, for use on areas that you can't reach or easily treat with an applicator sponge. Great for the wiper cowl, tight spaces around some mirrors, corrugated hoses in the engine bay, stuff like that.

yah, i suppose Aerospace303, Prima Nero type product then...

btw, why are you naming your spray after a burger shop? that's why your product is so confusing. i see in n out and im thinking juicy burgers. ;)

LOL... no, but that would make a decent air freshener b/c I love me some In & Out Burger!!

The name comes from its uses... good inside and outside the vehicle. Many people use it to dress the A/C vents or around power window control switches, as well as the outside trim I mentioned earlier.

Gotcha, that makes sense!! :D

Got it, bought it, love it. nuff said...

wat? no before and aft picts? come on now... :tup:

Sorry,no pics. But the videos on the Adam's site are pretty darn good examples. I used it on my pedals and brought them back to showroom blackness. Liked it. It does fog a lot when being sprayed and I recommend a well ventilated area, but it works great and cleans up easy.