If you are referencing Matt here, I think you will find that he has done the complete opposite. Only three of his products are white labeled, Drying Aid/Tire Dressing/Decon Soap, everything else is from known brands. At every point though, he makes it clear that none of them are his own development. Drying Aid and Tire Dressing are both B&B products, and if you watch the introduction videos for either, he makes no attempt to hide that these are white labeled or even where they come from. Drying Aid uses the base B&B Slipstream formula, but with the scent and color removed compared to the same product sold by Ethos, Adams, Shine Supply, Xtreme Solutions.
As for ADS, just because they don't manufacture their own products, that doesn't necessarily mean they are white labeling. I'm not saying this is the case here, as I said, I would be interested to know the answer to this question. Would it influence my purchases going forward if I did find out, no because of the products themselves are brilliant. And as for the ADS coatings being made in Asia, that applies to most coatings actually.
When I first started to look into ADS, the following statement listed under each of their ceramic coatings caught my attention -
The above was enough for me to give them a punt, and it paid off because I like using their products more than any other at the moment. No doubt, someone else will come along and go one better, but for now, the products and results speak for themselves. And finally, there is a massive attitude difference between ADS and Clean by Pan.
