What products/brands should Autogeek carry in 2016?

[Eldorado2k]

Pretty hard to compete against The Home Depot and Lowe's on that stuff. And I can say that with some confidence since The Home Depot acquired the company I work for 6 months ago. I can sell all that stuff now, and no way can they get the prices of an $85 Billion dollar company. Or deal with shipping that kind of stuff economically. People already b***h about shipping costs on the products they carry. Imagine trying to ship a work platform or led lighting etc. when you can just go down the street and buy it for less at a big box store.

Lmao. That's so true.👆🏽

[MDX Detailing]

These carpet and upholstery cleaners are highly concentrated and work great! I think if auto geek would carry this it would really fill a void in the interior cleaning category. The full spectrum is Highly concentrated, prevents resoiling, no need to rinse, it encapsulates dirt and saves time for professionals.
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[medicscott]

Aerosol Carpet Dye OEM colors for interior stains.

[choijw2]

omg I just learned that I am 1.5 hour away from polishangel USA,

I should check it out

looks like amazing products but $$$$$$$

[CarolinasFinestDetailing]

Hey Nick, rather than bring on new brands, how about a rewards or frequent buyer program?

Just a thought.

[BrandonS]

Aerosol Carpet Dye OEM colors for interior stains.

I would also be interested in trying carpet dye

[AZ Mike]

IR lamps for curing coatings
Rupes polishing carts

I would like to have one of those Rupes carts.

[PiPUK]

My advice to AG is to be very selective. There are a lot of brands out there which are knocking it out fast and cheap. There is little attention paid to regulatory/legal affairs and one might even query whether suitable insurances are even in place. So I would want to be making certain that and new brand has real substance and is not merely built on marketing and a load of fans who are incentivised to give publicity.

[vanev]

For those recommending the AMMO brand, may I ask why?

I am a fan of Larry Kosilla, subscribe to his youtube channel, and have exchanged a couple emails with him.
I do think what he is doing with his brand of products is great for him and his business.
Maybe even making his products available for public purchase is a nice gesture.

The thing is, how do you really know:
- What the ingredients to the products are?
- Are they actually any better than the fantastic products already offered here at AutoGeek.
- If they are really worth the high price tag?
- Etc?

Again, I am a fan of Larry Kosilla.
I don't like what I have seen from other auto detailers that I like and learn from, where their videos now are all about selling their own product, more than teaching and offering useful information.
I really hope Larry does not end up going down this road.

The auto detail products market is already crowded, and growing.
The last thing the auto detail world needs is more brand names, and more lines of products from new brand names to the industry.

Your dollars count.
I know I want my dollars supporting those that have a history and dedication to product research, testing, and proving themselves in the real world.

[custmsprty]

^^^^ I'll go along with the above post ^^^^

Though I prefer Mike's videos and style.

Sorry to sound like a suck up but it is what it is.