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Originally Posted by SuperBee364
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Originally Posted by jsilver6
If someone insists that a product in some way performs differently than designed and they wish to maintain that belief, then so be it. I can only hope that their skill level improves to match the quality of the product.
OK, I lied. I have to say something about this...
In one sentence, Mr. Silver manages to be arrogant, condescending, and call into question the competence of one of *the most* competent and well respected people in the professional detailinng community. Bravo.
If Todd's skill level needs to improve to "match the quality of the product", then I *know* that I am far too incompetent to use such a superior product. I guess I better find something that is more of a match for my skill level.
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Mr. SuerBee364,
In a thread discussing the PO106 polish line, you felt it necessary to once again bring up a trait you claim to have seen called filling. No one can challenge your perception, and certainly I never did. I did state a fact that you refuse to accept, in that there is nothing in the contents that will cause filling.
The information I am providing to you is based on actual product knowledge and independent testing by laboratories and by the many industries that are successfully using our product. These include the factories that are producing the parts and assembled automobiles that you ultimately detail.
I do find your name calling to be immature and uncalled for and not in the spirit of honest discussion or dissent.
My experience in the polishing industry has taught me that in the vast majority of cases, regardless of the product being used and with all of the variables associated with the polishing operation, it is rarely the product that is the cause of a problem. This is especially the case with a mature product that has been on the market for years producing superior result. We assist our customers with their wide variety of polishing issues every day, and it is very gratifying to hear that they ultimately were able to resolve their issue.
As for your indignant outrage that I would call into question the competence of an individual that you have profound reverence for, someone that was not part of this discussion, nor mentioned in any way, I can't help you here. No offense was intended and none should be taken.
If you really are interested in discussing polishing issues, I invite your to do what many do every day and call my office. I don't believe you ever have. Public foot stomping is not very becoming for a professional.