We have this guy in another forum who swears this stuff is the best protectant on the market. Others have said there are other products that are better and that no professional detailer would use this stuff. I personally don't know any detailers that use it, and I don't care for it at all. Do any of you use it, and do you know any pros that use it?
Anybody use Nufinish?
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No, there aren't any Pros that use it...maybe some "pros" that you'd find on Craig's list. NuFinish has been rated highly by some consumer magazines...that doesn't mean it would be rated highly here. There's a pretty large spectrum of car enthusiasts, and there's going to be some that think it's a good product and you're unlikely to change their mindset, so just let him be rather than trying to prove to him from responses here that he's "wrong".
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Inquiring minds want to know the answer?
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Eh, some people love a good argument.
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Because I'm sick of this one person who is constantly pushing the product, and claiming it's the best car care product ever invented. BTW, how do you know how long I've been on this subject?
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I believe that would be Google.
:whs:
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NO.
FUNX650
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Sure...via two means:
•over the years being a member of
other forums, (alongside AGO's);
•eidetic memory.
Bob
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Ha, I had to look that one up. I used to play that Milton Bradley Memory game when I was a kid, and I was pretty darn good at it. Now I can't remember where I left my coffee cup.
So, rather then answer this simple question with a NO and move on, or not respond at all...you feel the need to question him as to why he's still asking about it? Seems to me that maybe you need to not worry about putting a fellow member through an interrogation. I will have to go look at the rules of the board again, I don't remember seeing anything about asking a question that BOB doesn't approve of. You're just being rude to a fellow member. The title of the post said EVERYTHING you needed to know, to decide if the post related to you in anyway: do you or have you ever used it, but instead of just moving past it or answering with NO, you think so highly of yourself...you question him, like how dare you ask this, I'VE COVERED THIS...
JUST RUDE
I have used it a LOOONNNG time ago and it wasn't bad per say, but I certainly didn't find it to be a once a year application.
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Nope, never tried it.
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Thank you. I run into this a lot these days on various forums...instead of answering a question or staying on topic, people would rather rake others over the coals...I think it's a case of I'm-a-bada$$-sitting-behind-a-keyboard syndrome...
FUNX650
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So instead of simply submitting your above
answer, you felt the need to also submit the
below opinions/questions...
IMHO:
According to ways to violate
certain AGO's forum rules:
-The title of the thread did say "everything"
-You said more than enough.
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1. The AutogeekOnline discussion forum is exclusively sponsored by Autogeek.com. Product discussion should be limited to products that are available from Autogeek.com and PBMA's family of websites.
Links, videos or recommendations to competing products and companies that are not available through Autogeek.com will be moved to the Moderators forum and offenders will be warned or simply placed into the SELF-BANNED catogary of member groups on this forum.
3. You are welcome to disagree but you must be polite.
4. No bashing any company or their products. No bashing other people. If you can't say anything nice about someone, then don't say anything at all, this also includes talking to others in a demeaning manner.
REMEMBER this forum is here for those that are new to detailing and those that have been doing this for years. We expect that you treat everyone with respect no matter what their level of detailing is. We all had to start somewhere.
15. No personal attacks toward members or non-members will be tolerated.
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Bob
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You still have said nothing that in any way, shape, or form answers my original question...still waiting...
FUNX650
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I'll state that: Yes, I did...
RE: AGO Forum Rule #1
Note:
I prefer, at this moment in time, not to
further elaborate; I don't want to risk
being added to your list of people that
make you sick.
Bob
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You might as well go ahead and elaborate, you've already made the list...
I ascertain with the above evidence that grampi should be the equivalent of grumpy...jeesh.