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Old 04-29-2009, 09:14 AM
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i was looking at it the other day curious also... let us know. i would just try it out buy im poor this week lol
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Can't wait for the review.
Old 05-01-2009, 06:25 PM
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Mehh, they just use a lot of slick marketing talk. Doesn't mean it won't work, but I bet it's about on-par with most off-the-shelf stuff.
Old 05-02-2009, 08:48 AM
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If it is on-par with the off-the-shelf stuff, the fact that you just apply the wax while the car is wet and let it try itself is awesome. I'm crossing my fingers on this and pray it works
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Well I tried it yesterday, and its practically worthless. The car I applied it too had barely any wax left and water would just sheet off it, now it sheets off in kind of lines that run the same direction that I applied the product. It had little to no cleaning properties as well. So yeah, call it whatever you want, but they just hired a really good marketing guy for a product that accomplishes.... nothing.
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wow i was hoping it worked better than that lol
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lol $15 product used on $100k cars. I was skeptical from the beginning, but thanks for letting us know how it works.
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Originally Posted by coldfire,May 3 2009, 07:24 AM
Well I tried it yesterday, and its practically worthless. The car I applied it too had barely any wax left and water would just sheet off it, now it sheets off in kind of lines that run the same direction that I applied the product. It had little to no cleaning properties as well. So yeah, call it whatever you want, but they just hired a really good marketing guy for a product that accomplishes.... nothing.
Thank you for testing it, sorry to hear it didn't work
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For 20 bucks... I learned something and got a sponge. Glad I could help out.
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thank you sir!


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