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Autoderm experrience !
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jcandiman said:good for moles, colds and sore a$$holes...guaranteed to make childbirth a pleasure!
And good to make your car shine a little deeper with 4 types of waxes and some oils used in detailing.
People do this all the time without trying a product...remember the TW ice liquid claybar thread? People ripped it to shreds without ever trying it. But in the end, sometimes bad biz management leads to disaster...The website is horrible. The claims are completely ludicrous....What made you purchase it or get it from them? Curiousity is killing me.
I love to try anything. The website is horrible, some of there claims are ludicrous, I agree. But the product does contain some excellant ingrediants (sp), 4 different waxes and a couple of oils. And dispite all the negative, the product does do a decent job. I would not continue to put something on 8 to 10 layers of Pin. Souveran if I did not like it. I focus on the product itself not the claims, mangement, or website. So I really don't care at this point what people on this forum THINK. and THINK is the key word. KNOW is what it is all about. And Joshtpa I KNOW your right.
you might be interested in sending your car to my luxury automobile paint spa for a weekend of pampering by my trained staff of massage therapists. our personnel will delicately rub a combination of aloe and crushed cucumber into your car's paint to renew the depth and luster that can only be achieved by our patented process. my process will actually rebuild the muscle fiber of your car's paint.
or you can keep on doing what you have always done, but you will always wonder if you are really doing enough.
or you can keep on doing what you have always done, but you will always wonder if you are really doing enough.
jcandiman said:you might be interested in sending your car to my luxury automobile paint spa for a weekend of pampering by my trained staff of massage therapists. our personnel will delicately rub a combination of aloe and crushed cucumber into your car's paint to renew the depth and luster that can only be achieved by our patented process. my process will actually rebuild the muscle fiber of your car's paint.
or you can keep on doing what you have always done, but you will always wonder if you are really doing enough.
Post No. 5 Lad.... Does not add a thing to the thread. Mocks ingredients. AutoDerm does have 4 types of waxes and several oils. Again someone wanting to say negatives but has not tried it. Why don't you try it or quit making stupid post.
Anthony O.
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MDRX8 said:Post No. 5 Lad.... Does not add a thing to the thread. Mocks ingredients. AutoDerm does have 4 types of waxes and several oils. Again someone wanting to say negatives but has not tried it. Why don't you try it or quit making stupid post.
The question is though....what do those 4 types of waxes do and also what oils and what do they do?
What is the content of the type 1 Carnauba?
"Oils" cannot be absorbed into paint nor can "emollients" or "minerals" (in fact hard water also has "minerals" in it but we don't want them drying on the car do we?) or "vitamins". This type of hype was born some years ago with Zymol about "feeding the paint".
So basically those "oils" are just a part of the formula to make the product soft but they do nothing at all for your paint. Also since it claims to have those oils it would mean it does more filling than anything which means they will wash off easily.
I would of given more thought to trying the product had they not laced their ads with such ridiculous statements. For all we know this could be a college test or assignment to see how gullible the buying public is!:grinno:
Anthony
Anthony Orosco said:For all we know this could be a college test or assignment to see how gullible the buying public is! :grinno:
We don't need a test to know that answer.
... and jcandiman just gave me a wonderful idea.
Anthony I agree wit you 100%. I don't know the % of the waxes or the oils and other crazy (vitamins) ingredients in it.
I have tried many waxes and sealants over the years. Natty blue, Pin. Sov, Pin Sign., Victoria, Swissol, Zymol Concours, 5050, petes 53, Worlds Best Wax, Collinite 845, Meg. 15 & 26, P21S, Meg. 21, 81,3,5,7, Four star, UPP, Dp Max, Secret trade, Mother top coat (a good underated product), Poorboys EX etc. etc. So my opinion on the product (and the way I use it), I would not use as a LSP but as a topper wax to enhance your LSP. Maybe that extra boost as a Meg pure polish 81,3,5,7. So that is my take on the product. Anthony I'm 100% with you, I don't like the website, outrageous claims and the way they present the product as your skin, because your paint can't absorb product.
But the fact is I have tried the product and like it. I would not continue to put it on top of Souveran! So we all have different opinions and that is good for the forum. If people would just act as you (a class act) the forum benifits. ZOOM-ZOOM
I have tried many waxes and sealants over the years. Natty blue, Pin. Sov, Pin Sign., Victoria, Swissol, Zymol Concours, 5050, petes 53, Worlds Best Wax, Collinite 845, Meg. 15 & 26, P21S, Meg. 21, 81,3,5,7, Four star, UPP, Dp Max, Secret trade, Mother top coat (a good underated product), Poorboys EX etc. etc. So my opinion on the product (and the way I use it), I would not use as a LSP but as a topper wax to enhance your LSP. Maybe that extra boost as a Meg pure polish 81,3,5,7. So that is my take on the product. Anthony I'm 100% with you, I don't like the website, outrageous claims and the way they present the product as your skin, because your paint can't absorb product.
But the fact is I have tried the product and like it. I would not continue to put it on top of Souveran! So we all have different opinions and that is good for the forum. If people would just act as you (a class act) the forum benifits. ZOOM-ZOOM
Anthony Orosco said:The question is though....what do those 4 types of waxes do and also what oils and what do they do?
What is the content of the type 1 Carnauba?
"Oils" cannot be absorbed into paint nor can "emollients" or "minerals" (in fact hard water also has "minerals" in it but we don't want them drying on the car do we?) or "vitamins". This type of hype was born some years ago with Zymol about "feeding the paint".
So basically those "oils" are just a part of the formula to make the product soft but they do nothing at all for your paint. Also since it claims to have those oils it would mean it does more filling than anything which means they will wash off easily.
I would of given more thought to trying the product had they not laced their ads with such ridiculous statements. For all we know this could be a college test or assignment to see how gullible the buying public is!:grinno:
Anthony
Thanks JOSHTPA, good morning.....Windy as heck here in SC. We have a storm off our coast stirring up winds and rain along the coast.
joshtpa said:Very well said.