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nakranij

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I have never heard of this stuff before my neighbor brought this over. Apparently someone sold him on it, I don't see it on Autogeek. Anyone ever used the stuff? what are your thoughts? The only issue I have with the situation is he put this stuff on his vehicle but never did any paint correction so applying this stuff is a mute point in that case....


https://www.koenigpolish.com
 
Not to be rude, but just a reminder, that such products not sold here are usually frowned upon by the group's moderators, sorry. Us members don't make the rules and guidelines.

To speak of such, about all I can tell you is that there's a myriad of such products being marketed today, and of course everybody's product that comes down the Pike is the best thing since sliced bread.

I see so much of that stuff being touted on social media nowadays. I take such with a grain of salt.

Are some good? Sure, but no doubt some make some claims that are often too good to be true as well I think.

At least I know when I buy any products from here, they have been fully tested by honest people and members, and you can usually trust the facts stated about them, the good, and the not so good if any.

As well, anything you buy here is covered with a no questions asked money back, or exchange.
Hope this helps
 
I did not realize there was a un documented ban on products not sold by autogeek. If there is censorship like that going around, then I don't need to be one of their customers anymore. The end result is that we are here to discuss detailing products, procedures, tips, tricks, etc. I am sure Dupont, 3M and the few other companies that actually manufacture 90% of the products before they undergo 20 different name changes have stuff in development that we have never heard of before. Anyway. I guess it is time to find an independent forum that is not biased.
 
Yes let me know how that works, when you find forum reviews on "stuff" that "someone" sold your neighbor on let us know
 
nakranij said:
I did not realize there was a un documented ban on products not sold by autogeek. If there is censorship like that going around, then I don't need to be one of their customers anymore. The end result is that we are here to discuss detailing products, procedures, tips, tricks, etc. I am sure Dupont, 3M and the few other companies that actually manufacture 90% of the products before they undergo 20 different name changes have stuff in development that we have never heard of before. Anyway. I guess it is time to find an independent forum that is not biased.
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You're definitely of the wrong opinion on ag. This forum is for discussing the products they offer. The sharing of this info on their products is to expand our knowledge of techniques and proper use of products available thru ag.
There are plenty of forums for discourse of other products, including their sister forum.
I for one, don't care to discuss about the thousands of products on the market, I want to expand my knowledge of the products sold thru this forums sponsor

It is the absolute, in my opinion, the friendliest, most helpful bunch of people I've ever had the privilege to be a part of.
Stay with us, learn, and be a part of the ag family. You'll learn to like us all as friends, teachers, and students.
 
nakranij said:
I did not realize there was a undocumented ban on products not sold by autogeek. If there is censorship like that going around, then I don't need to be one of their customers anymore. The end result is that we are here to discuss detailing products, procedures, tips, tricks, etc. I am sure Dupont, 3M and the few other companies that actually manufacture 90% of the products before they undergo 20 different name changes have stuff in development that we have never heard of before. Anyway. I guess it is time to find an independent forum that is not biased.
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If you took just a few short seconds to read the forum RULES, they very PLAINLY state in the very first paragraph that this forum is for the discussion of products sold ONLY by AutoGeek.

Don't insult an entire community because YOU did not take the time to read even the first few sentences of the rules.


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Last week i went to my local Ford dealer, and started telling everyone there that the Camaro was a much better choice than the Mustang. The dealer was nice enough to get me a table and chairs for the dicussion
 
nakranij said:
I did not realize there was a un documented ban on products not sold by autogeek. If there is censorship like that going around, then I don't need to be one of their customers anymore. The end result is that we are here to discuss detailing products, procedures, tips, tricks, etc. I am sure Dupont, 3M and the few other companies that actually manufacture 90% of the products before they undergo 20 different name changes have stuff in development that we have never heard of before. Anyway. I guess it is time to find an independent forum that is not biased.
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Your attitude SHOUTS that you do not belong here. Have a great day as you exit.
 
You can try discussing on Autopia but you can’t post links to such products.
 
I am sorry to have offended anyone, but I have used Autogeek long enough to have purchased products from AutoGeek in the past that they no longer sell for one reason or another. So I am assuming by the very fact that those products are no longer sold by AutoGeek, they they can no longer be discussed on the forum? (If that is so, then well, I have my invoice showing they they were purchased from AutoGeek).

I also assume, that AutoGeek is always looking for new or better products to offer their customers. Well If "possible" future products are not allowed to be discussed, Well, then that is a mute point also. Again not to offend anyone. If someone walked in a Ford dealership and asked for square tires for round wheels, on their mustang. I am sure they would get a giggle out of it too.

Of course they want people to buy "their" "Autogeeks" products. But in a business where products are changing, they should support and look for better products instead of "you cannnot discuss products we don't sell".

It is kind of backwards thinking. Anyway. No harm. No foul. People can live in a tunnel when there is a world to explore. Cheers.
 
nakranij said:
People can live in a tunnel when there is a world to explore. Cheers.
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So...... You are now suggesting that people here on AGO live in a tunnel and are completely unaware that there are indeed other products out there? That is presumptuous at best. Insulting at worst.

What is the big problem you have with following the rules of this forum??

It's THEIR forum, so you play by THEIR rules.


Your argument is like someone b!tching that they can't buy a burrito off of a truck and then walk into a restaurant to sit down at one of their tables to eat it.

Now THIS is "backwards thinking".
 
The people that frequent this forum know more out there than what's offered by AG, it's that we choose to respect the forum rules. Blowing your stack about some stuff some guy sold your neighbor says more about you living in a tunnel than it does about the majority of the members here that help others,contribute to the detailing community and offer real world experience with many products. It's not that hard to respect the rules
 
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