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Old 16 Aug 2004, 09:30 pm
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I just finished testing a product that won't make the grade under the Perfect Auto Finish label. I don't tell you guys much about this process I have, but I constantly get products from companies wanting me to endorse and sell them. The latest one is a paint cleaner/polish. What I have found is that after working the product into the finish, it is extremely difficult to remove. I had to bring out the yellow monster (the rotary buffer) to take it off. The rep told me it would come off fine by hand. Not the case. Just wanted to give you some insight of the process I go through testing to make sure you all have the best success in what I tell you works. When I find something better, you will get it as well. Its an on going process. Gary
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Old 16 Aug 2004, 10:54 pm
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Gary, thanks for running block for us, so to speak! You have a very loyal following, and that doesn't happen accidentally.
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Old 17 Aug 2004, 10:12 pm
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Thanks GARY for all you do!!!!
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I dont know what you bottle but you have another happy customer!
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Old 22 Aug 2004, 06:07 pm
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Have you ever tried a product called RACEGLAZE? If so how did you like it? I have been using there line of products for years and am very happy with the results..
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Old 22 Aug 2004, 08:10 pm
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I have used RaceGlaze, it's a pretty good one step product. Comes up a little short in the durability department though. Goes on and comes off easy enough. Gary
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