Does everyone buy there products from Autogeek?

One would think in a city with a population of 6 million (there abouts) that Atlanta would have some decent supply houses for detailing products, but short of body shop supply houses we literally don't have ZIP! :dunno:

AG makes it easy as the line card is HUGE and if you're patient you can get great deals. Plus being in Atlanta I get my orders 2 days afterwards as long as they go out that day. (Except for the Black Friday stuff.... took a WEEK! (One day because UPS didn't unload the truck at the Atlanta sorting facility.) And the Dr. Colorchip showed up today via FedEx 12 days after the order.

I'd say I fall in the 80% bracket for sure, possibly more. Do some CarPro stuff, but it's hard to beat AG's prices when the right discount is going on. ;)

Towels however are one thing that I will NEVER pay silly retail markups on, not even at BOGO prices! :rolleyes: Trying to talk my daughter and son-in-law to buying me a case from MF Tech for Christmas! :D (Heck, might as well have something that 1; you use, and 2; you can actually take a tax write off on with the receipt! :laughing:

Oh who was it saying he wiped the dryer down in IPA before drying his towels this week? Silly me.... last night.... was on my hands and knees with an el-cheapo white towel wiping down the inside of the dryer! :laughing: my ARSE off! :D My wife came in from the family room wondering, 1; what in the world I was doing (smelling alcohol) and 2; if I was going to burn the house down when I turned it (the dryer) on! Im the MAN
 
smack said:
I always prefer to spend my hard earned money with Autogeek to buy everything I need.

With everything that the company does for this hobby, I feel its worth it to shop with them to show my gratitude and appreciation for what they do for use. Others views and opinions may differ.
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I would say I do about 99.99% of my shopping through AutoGeek. Not only do they have a great customer service. They have everything I need and it arrives at my door.

Couldn't be happier...

Art
 
cardaddy said:
One would think in a city with a population of 6 million (there abouts) that Atlanta would have some decent supply houses for detailing products, but short of body shop supply houses we literally don't have ZIP! :dunno:

AG makes it easy as the line card is HUGE and if you're patient you can get great deals. Plus being in Atlanta I get my orders 2 days afterwards as long as they go out that day. (Except for the Black Friday stuff.... took a WEEK! (One day because UPS didn't unload the truck at the Atlanta sorting facility.) And the Dr. Colorchip showed up today via FedEx 12 days after the order.

I'd say I fall in the 80% bracket for sure, possibly more. Do some CarPro stuff, but it's hard to beat AG's prices when the right discount is going on. ;)

Towels however are one thing that I will NEVER pay silly retail markups on, not even at BOGO prices! :rolleyes: Trying to talk my daughter and son-in-law to buying me a case from MF Tech for Christmas! :D (Heck, might as well have something that 1; you use, and 2; you can actually take a tax write off on with the receipt! :laughing:

Oh who was it saying he wiped the dryer down in IPA before drying his towels this week? Silly me.... last night.... was on my hands and knees with an el-cheapo white towel wiping down the inside of the dryer! :laughing: my ARSE off! :D My wife came in from the family room wondering, 1; what in the world I was doing (smelling alcohol) and 2; if I was going to burn the house down when I turned it (the dryer) on! Im the MAN
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Shoot them an email they mostly serve to detail shops but will drop stuff off to you.. Had 5 gallons of apc+ dropped off at her apartment for 55$ lol
 
I buy most of my supplies from AG or Autopia. I sometimes order factory direct if they are offering good prices. But either AG or Autopia will price match.
 
stilltipping3 said:
Adult book store is where its at bro!!
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There is one right across the street from my work but i've never been there, then right next to it is an adult 18+ experience..Not quite sure what that means but HELLOOOOO! :)

Oh..yes i buy a good amount of stuff from AG, but i do have a wholesale account at another site.
 
One car detailer here. I buy most everything from AG. One of the big reasons are the product reviews for the stuff AG carries. Plus I'm learning how to detail a car from AG. Shipping is an issue for one or two items. That's why I loaded up on the Cyber Busters. After buying here, the local places just don't carry anything I want except Megs.
 
I buy all my products from 3 main online retailers. One of which being AG. I don't think it's possible for their to be a one stop shop that will fulfill all my needs especially if you want to try the latest and greatest.
 
I buy everything from AG, they've got everything I want/need, there's a difference! There's nothing you WANT at the local autoparts store, only things you may NEED, like if you run out of glass cleaner, hand soap and K&N oil filter maintence kits, stuff like that.

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I buy mine from the three A's: Adam's, Amazon or Autogeek...unless the local Target, Meijer or Wally World has something on clearance at rock bottom pricing.
 
In the beginning of my AG experiences. You guys said the APC was cheap. So I bought some from Meguiar's.

Then when the box came it felt really light. :dunno: Well, I open the box and it was just the empty bottle haha :laughing:

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I did buy this from Ebay

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AG, amazon, and there's a few other sites with like one product each i'd like to try, example: car-pro for the microfiber madness towels. Here's to hoping AG can get some of these from car-pro instead...
 
I've only very recently placed a few orders with AG. Still waiting on them in South Africa. There will definitely be some unpacking pictures when they complete their journey across the world
 
Probably about 80% from AG, 15% from Amazon, and 5% from local stores. AG usually has the better products with lots of product knowledge shared here, but there are times when speed of delivery is important and local wins there and Amazon places second.
 
I get about half of my stuff from AG.

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I get the more "exotic" and hard to find brands from ag (wolfs, dodo, along those lines) anything else I shop around.


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I detail as a hobby on my cars and family cars. I buy basically everything from AG. I do put things on my wish list and wait for sales. Pretty much everything I have bought outside of OTC stuff has been recommended by users of the forum, so I figure it's fair to buy from them.
 
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