Adam's Polishes went full for the full American treatment this year with their new, limited edition red-white-and-blue products.
The team at Adam's love to get creative, and their seasonal products have updated labels with a new color and new scent, and they still use their premium quality chemical formula for flawless car care results. To help wrap this patriotic trio, they used our matte product labels that have a soft, flat and non-glare finish, easily graspable under wet conditions.
To bring out the Stars and Stripes theme, we'll start with the red bottle, the 4th Of July USA Bottle Car Shampoo with Lemon Pound Cake Scent, which provides a thorough, deep cleaning washing experience no matter the setting. The white bottle is the 4th Of July USA Bottle Design Interior Detailer with Baked Apple Pie, a one-step solution for a clean, dressed, and factory looking interior. The blue bottle is their 4th Of July USA Detail Spray, a root beer scented product that offers incredible shine, gloss, and depth while it extends vehicle protection as well. This perfectly themed set is a way to bring back fans of their products for these small runs with unique scents. The labels match the the products in an ideal fashion, and patriotic car fans will flock to this offering. Customers can get each individual bottle on the Adam's website to create their own set.
More About Adam's Polishes
The story of this business started with Adam, founder and namesake of Adam's Polishes. He started his first business at age 9 when he was cleaning, polishing and waxing bicycles. Adam was diligent about cleaning his bike chain because he didn't want to get his socks dirty.
That led to "Adam’s Bicycle Repair and Cleaning," which lasted a year before he stepped up his cleaning game from two wheels to four wheels by washing and waxing the cars in the neighborhood. Get this this: By age 12, Adam hired his first employee, a 16 year-old boy from the neighborhood.
Lo and behold, Adam was in the Mobile Detailing Business! He specialized in limousine fleets through high school and college. After college, Adam started detailing for Coca-Cola. Working for a global corporation helped Adam make big plans to detail thousands of vehicles, and along the way he started testing out with chemicals that he sold at the Orange County Swap Meet in Southern California. The car culture of the region helped him grow his business, which then became a website-oriented company. Since he never officially named the business, it naturally became “Adam’s.”
Today, Adam still takes pride in the shine and detail on a vehicle as the Chief Detailer, he continues to create new products, and he is the head of Customer Service. There's no question that his commitment to his brand shows through on every bottle that leaves the factory. We've been following their story for some time, and it's amazing to see how they've updated their branding and identity over the years, while still keeping that high touch experience for their customers.