Jay Leno

My question is who is the "small detailing company" that produces the products? Adams? Chemical Guys? I don`t see the latter given their target demographic attracting him as a customer, or even approaching as a business partner.


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TuxedoTaurus said:
My question is who is the "small detailing company" that produces the products? Adams? Chemical Guys? I don`t see the latter given their target demographic attracting him as a customer, or even approaching as a business partner.


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My best guess is Adams, since the addresses for both contact us pages are on the same street. Looks like bottles Adams would use as well.

From https://www.lenosgarage.com/pages/shipping-return-policy:
657 S. Taylor Ave., Unit D2,
Louisville, CO 80027

Adam`s: 587 South Taylor Ave.
Louisville, CO 80027
 
RatZ1LLa said:
My best guess is Adams, since the addresses for both contact us pages are on the same street. Looks like bottles Adams would use as well.

From https://www.lenosgarage.com/pages/shipping-return-policy:
657 S. Taylor Ave., Unit D2,
Louisville, CO 80027

Adam`s: 587 South Taylor Ave.
Louisville, CO 80027
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I believe when the products were first released the return adress was the exact same as Adams headquarters. Now they ship the products down the street.
 
Good on Jay, I love his YouTube Channel and show. I do have to wonder just a little, though; he always makes it a point to show off American-Made Products for cars on his YouTube Channel... Why not push some of our great Made in the USA detailing brands?

Anyway, I`m sure it is a great product. I guess he figured he built his own (jet)car he may as well have his own line to clean it too!
 
I was never a fan of his stand-up/latenight (he belabors his punchlines too much for me, as if afraid the audience won`t get it right away), but I don`t think anybody can question that he`s a great auto enthusiast. I just think he might oughta have his vehicles in impeccable condition cosmetically if he`s gonna brand-name detailing stuff.
 
I see Grease Monkey is also getting in on the branding of detailing products.

Wasn`t Boyd Cottington`s first go-around of detailing products a failed attempt that ended up at close-out discounter Big Lots?? The liquid wax wasn`t half bad!
 
That is what shocked me a bit about Jay(introducing his own line). I have seen (probably most) of Jay`s car segments on YouTube and there is a healthy number of his cars that have visible swirls. Although his are certainly better kept than most.
 
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