Pan the Organizer product line...let's discuss@

Klasse Act said:
He begrudgingly made a RW, a great one IMO, imagine if he put the passion into it like the other products️

It's cool your not interested and answer if you'd like buy what's your biggest "beef" with ADS

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No beef really. I just prefer companies that make most of their own stuff and especially compounds and polishes. I do think they are a flavour of the month and will not last more than 5 years. They are very much like Ethos in my opinion. They are are still going...
 
Hobbit said:
No beef really. I just prefer companies that make most of their own stuff and especially compounds and polishes. I do think they are a flavour of the month and will not last more than 5 years. They are very much like Ethos in my opinion. They are are still going...
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I truely respect your reason of not making their own products, very few of those companies out there though but I'm sure your happy with the company you like best.

I've been a Griot's Garage customer since 2005, they do it all in house and since Nick Griot took over they've released new products each year, I like that and see continued growth!

As far as how long an upstart will last, who knows but we don't know how long WE'LL last either, so I'm just going to enjoy the ride here with ADS, I'm happy with the performance of the products and even more happy with their customer service ️

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What in the world is going on here...wonder what Spam's version will be called

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Setec Astronomy said:
Except that new RW looks like ONR, smells like ONR...let us know if it tastes like ONR.
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I highly doubt they'd partner up with a competitor, I just can't see that and besides, they have their own plant and R&D departments

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Uncbrs said:
If I'm going for an afternoon of waxing, I want it from a "pot" (i.e. paste wax) and most likely imported. The Europeans just seem to do wax better.

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Europeans...which brand? I agree about the tub, I like TWHS ceramic+graphene and Gyeon Q2 Wax for sure, gotta apply some this year for sure

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Klasse Act said:
Europeans...which brand? I agree about the tub, I like TWHS ceramic+graphene and Gyeon Q2 Wax for sure, gotta apply some this year for sure

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I was specifically thinking of PolishAngel and then a couple UK brands. I like BMD and Mitchell & King from the UK. I have a few more Euro brands I want to get my hands on still but not a priority - the shipping costs can be a major deterrent.

I also enjoyed the Zvizzer waxes they offer. So many good Euro brands.

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Klasse Act said:
I highly doubt they'd partner up with a competitor, I just can't see that and besides, they have their own plant and R&D departments

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They said ONR was their benchmark for the original. This is something most likely made in-house.
 
Uncbrs said:
I was specifically thinking of PolishAngel and then a couple UK brands. I like BMD and Mitchell & King from the UK. I have a few more Euro brands I want to get my hands on still but not a priority - the shipping costs can be a major deterrent.

I also enjoyed the Zvizzer waxes they offer. So many good Euro brands.

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I've only heard of Polish Angel, I guess these other brands are like the "Prog Rock/Jazz fusion of Waxes", so your into King Crimson/YES/Mahavishnu Orchestra/Weather Report of the wax world

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Setec Astronomy said:
That doesn't mean they have to make everything themselves.
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Maybe but with such facilties and people why wouldn't you craft your own though, it's a long time family business, for lack of a better term, "control freaks" would be in full effect, especially when reformulation of an existing product

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Uncbrs said:
I was specifically thinking of PolishAngel and then a couple UK brands. I like BMD and Mitchell & King from the UK. I have a few more Euro brands I want to get my hands on still but not a priority - the shipping costs can be a major deterrent.

I also enjoyed the Zvizzer waxes they offer. So many good Euro brands.

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When it warms up i will be trying Infinity Wax's Supergloss+ paste wax. I only used one other paste wax and that was just on a few panels.

Smells heavenly. I really like that. I'm looking forward to it.

Have the Supergloss+ spray wax too. Smells the same and is VERY thick. Something like Polish Angel.
 
Hobbit said:
When it warms up i will be trying Infinity Wax's Supergloss+ paste wax. I only used one other paste wax and that was just on a few panels.

Smells heavenly. I really like that. I'm looking forward to it.

Have the Supergloss+ spray wax too. Smells the same and is VERY thick. Something like Polish Angel.
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I need to give Infinity a try as well. My wax queue is very backlogged. Either someone needs to start carrying it over here or I need to find some shipping deals!

The PA paste waxes remind me of a curdled milk type of consistency but they speak for themselves after application. I never paid a lot of attention to the thickness of the PA sprays as they're so easy to apply but definitely know what you mean. The PA Cosmic Spritz Colour I have in blue is very thick and leaves my hands looking like a smurf.

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Hobbit said:
Guilty? lol I just lost me cool man. But it does sometimes show people's true colours how they react to an apology. Try it sometimes.

Frankly, i'm not a fan of ADS but that doesn't make it bad or good. I just have no interest. Bradley(which is my name actually) is somewhat a grandiose individual. When they first started he looked down on rinseless and vowed to never release one. Less then 6 months later they have Hero. Which really gave them a LOT of exposure.

As for sincere, its a curse and a blessing.
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It's easier for me to just not make mistakes 😇

I apologize for the idiots here that accuse you of being me When I pass on you can have my account. Have fun with it
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Since this thread has taken so many turns let keep in mind WHY it started, this has to be a joke, right

Maybe because I'm a nobody I'm not apart of everybody...first time seeing or hearing of it, then I saw where it's landing, what in the world is going on

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Klasse Act said:

Since this thread has taken so many turns let keep in mind WHY it started, this has to be a joke, right

Maybe because I'm a nobody I'm not apart of everybody...first time seeing or hearing of it, then I saw where it's landing, what in the world is going on

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This seems to be their thing (THOR's)... approach brands that haven't really been released or available in the US. They've got one from Poland and one from Italy recently I had not previously been aware of. Their sales pitch and approach must be pretty solid to get so many to commit.

I've been seeing the hype for Katiba for awhile now. What could they really be doing that others can't? I hate the term "game changer" in this industry because odds are, it will just be an iteration of a current product that has better gloss, easier application or some other improvement that won't change the industry.

Unless I can apply Katiba once and never ever have to wash again because my vehicle is just permanently clean and ready for any old random topper I choose in that minute (scratch free of course), it'll just be the next brand built on hype for now.

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