As we all know we have been a very strong supporter of the forum, Free Samples, Special Packages, Tech support even on Sundays, Free products for our contest winners, Write ups and we try our best to participate and help as much as we can.

My question is, how and what can we do to make the forum even better ?

Hmm, good question and I think, personally, tough to answer. You're active in many threads, particularly in the detailing section, provide superior customer service, make good on your promises and make great products. I believe even thinking on this for a period of time I'm going to have a tough time coming up with any suggestions that would be worthwhile.

In the meantime, this will bump it up so it doesn't get buried deep in the forums since threads in the SP section seem to go unnoticed more often than not.

Have you ever thought about writing How-To's and posting them. On various things like waxing, wheel cleaning, and interior cleaning. Showcase your products and give great examples of their quality to us. Lots of pics and such.

Sounds like a lot of work, but that's what you could do.

Thank you guys ! we appreciate the feedback,

We made the How to, in here http://www.ehow.com/how_4713976_detail-a-car.html

We are making the videos http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7AB6vr9ySs

that company is making a complete series of them :twothumbs and I'm working on a step by step on how to use the buffer which seems to be something that many people want to learn.

So we're trying :lol::lol:

what free samples??? where

You missed them:twothumbs time o support your paying sponsors;)

Thank you guys ! we appreciate the feedback,

We made the How to, in here http://www.ehow.com/how_4713976_detail-a-car.html

We are making the videos http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7AB6vr9ySs

that company is making a complete series of them :twothumbs and I'm working on a step by step on how to use the buffer which seems to be something that many people want to learn.

So we're trying :lol::lol:
Ah yes the buffer, excellent idea! I'm holding off on the swirl remover until next spring after the car takes the usual winter shit kicking but I intend to purchase the PC and accessories including pads for swirl remover and waxing steps (X-Mas at this point sounds like a good idea :lol:).

I have little experience with buffing and my roommate has been kind enough to offer up his "car" (term used loosely :lol:) for me to practice on since it is in dire need of a hardcore detail in an attempt to restore what has already gone to hell :). I think this would help a good number of users who have never used one in their life even if a random orbital is far safer than a rotarary for a newbie detailer!

Tha'ts a good "roomate" :lol::lol:

That how to is awesome! i bookmarked it for later use :)

honestly there is nothing more you guys can do....

i am working on a bunch of product showcases for you guys...

and if you would like i will help put together a buffing how-to....

most important thing in my opinion is to stay active and keep informing people...

Yes you guys are a great vendor bc not only do you do what is expected of you but you go beyond that and thats what makes you guys so great besides your products.

Keep up the good work!

You know what you can do? Make me stop being such a cheap ass and buy your products.

5.5 inch pads :lol:

in all seriousness, one of the best vendors on this forum.

Thank you Guys ! Any help is always appreciated !:twothumbs

You guys are already doing my suggestion :lol: