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We're getting into the spirit of the season here at Adam's by auctioning off a few Limited Edition Patriot Wax Kits.

Auction #1 is live and bidding starts at just 99 cents!

 

>>> CLICK HERE TO BID <<<



Our ultra premium concourse level paste wax had an initial run of only 250 units, we've reached out to our partners to produce just a few more.
We'll be auctioning off a new one each week with 100% of the proceeds being donated to a new charity up until Christmas.

This weeks charity of choice is Angel Tree -
a charity that gets toys and clothing into the hands of needy children
during the holidays so they can enjoy Christmas as much as the rest of us.
Don't miss your opportunity to support a great cause as well as grab one
of the most sought after Adam's products of all time!

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ABOUT ADAM'S PROJECT: PATRIOT WAX-
3 years ago the Adam's Polishes Team set out to produce a Ultra-Premium paste wax, one that would challenge us to formulate something to outperform our current waxes.
A wax that produced amazing depth, gloss, clarity and shine while maintaining ease of use.
This ambitious project utilizes the very finest ingredients available, in high concentrations, in our own proprietary blend to provide a wax of unparalleled quality.

Each Patriot Wax is hand mixed and hot poured into a solid CNC machined billet aluminum container featuring the Adam's Premium Car Care logo.
The limited edition packaging also houses a special red and black hex grip applicator in its custom cut foam housing.
Each Adam's Patriot Wax ordered will be hand mixed and poured fresh, one at a time, to ensure you receive the highest quality product possible.

Each component of the kit, including the aluminum, packaging, and applicators were all sourced from local independent small business to ensure top quality craftsmanship and a product made entirely in the USA.
Adam's Premium Car Care, along with our partners on this project, are extremely honored to finally see it fully realized and we hope you will feel honored as one of the customers to own it.

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