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Recently I placed an order with autogeek using their generous 25% off forum member discount. After a few days I was informed one of the items (optimum opti-lens) was not in stock and had no expected shipping date. Disappointing, but this day and age, one has come to expect this sort of stock...

Its funny, cause I dont even LIKE suds. And to avoid them, add the soap to my wash AFTER filling the bucket. I like great lubricity in a soap, so suds just arent that important to me.

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I like MSUG so much, I bought 5 Gal of it.

Sounds good to me!!! I have always looked for one anywhere around me, and never have found one. You just name the time and place, and I will be there. If no one is able to, I may look into getting one together once it warms up. Can do some hamburger grillin or something.

I live right by the golf course. LOL I'll give you a heads up next time I have one come in for some good correction work. :xyxthumbs:

I live right off Dalton pike. South end of Cleveland.

Well if you ever decide to take a ride up here, I am sure I can outfit you with many samples of things, as I most of the time by in bulk to save money. Plus, it gives me someone to talk detailing with!! :D

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Many thanks to AG for being so generous to its forum members!! Received the package from the Pot of Gold giveaway. It had 21 samples of things in it, and I am STOKED to try them out. Some of them I have been wanting to try for a while, so look for reviews on them coming up hopefully this...

I thought AG might carry this one eventually, since it is sold at Griot's: Total Dissolved Solids Meter - Griot's Garage

Lets try it out!

I want to try em out!

In it to win it!

2oz should be enough to do an average size car, with some left over.

Re: Articles by Mike Phillips I vote for best post of the year!!!!! :D

Samples...... SUCH A GREAT IDEA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Just keep them, the more you get into it, the more likely you will pick up a rotary down the road, then you CAN use them. Or, I am sure you can find someone to trade them to for some other type of product.

Re: How To Choose The Right Wax or Paint Sealant for your Detailing Project Agreed, GREAT topic and information!! Outstanding job once again MP!!

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