I went in to my local Walmart to get a microfiber wash mitt, and noticed they have some Chemical guys products on their shelf.
I went in to my local Walmart to get a microfiber wash mitt, and noticed they have some Chemical guys products on their shelf.
I saw someone post this on FB the other day. Interesting move. I wonder if they moved these from their online only selection to the stores to dump inventory or if they just bought it for inventory.
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Too high priced for the walmart shopper. 26.00 for citrus wash?
Funny you mention this, I was in the automotive isle today picking up some microfibers for house cleaning duty and seen some Chemical Guys leather stuff. Kinda puzzled me actually. Wonder if they are getting into the mainstream market. Can only wonder if the quality would go down, although I haven`t been impressed with their products anyways.
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They would need one aisle for only car wash soaps.
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Wow Walmart, really moving upscale.
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You can buy griots at pepboys, which isn’t any different and people here love griots. This seems like just another way for this board to knock CG.
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Wait a while. Anyone remember the Autoglym fiasco with Walmart. I did not mind! I picked up their HD Wax for $20.00 on clearance. The applicators and microfiber towel were worth that alone, not to mention the great wax that I used on a number of vehicles.
I see Surf City Garage products on the Walmart automotive shelves, and some times the slow-moving items get moved to the clearance area (at least in my Green Bay area stores). Never bought them, though.
That seems to be a marketing conundrum with an "upscale" manufacturer trying to break into mass marketing or big-box stores: The current Walmart customer is not the same one who is willing to spend 2X the purchase price for car-care products that are already on the shelf (IE, Meg`s , Turtle Wax, Armour-All, Black Magic) AND the upscale customer who WOULD buy a quality-name product does not shop at Walmart, whether at the brick-and-mortar store or online (internet website).
Now, if Walmart sold 3D or Griot`s Garage car-care products , I would buy them, but that`s me because I choose spend my discretionary income on high-quality car-care product. I am more of an over-the-counter buyer just because I fit into that age profile who prefers to do so (AKA Baby boomer`s generation).
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I`m curious what the demographics are concerning those who do buy high quality car care products Are they younger? Are they baby boomers? A mix of both?
Treat it like it`s the only one in the world.
Hopefully they will sell some of the few products I use. Besides Meg`s DUB wheel cleaner, Ultimate Detailer, 205 is all I can buy at Walmart. It just sucks that the there were SOME real quality brands that tried to jump retail but just don`t make it. Griot`s is nice but I don`t use any of the products they sell OTC.
Just curious as to what POG means? I knew it as Price of Gold. Is it Parts, Oil and Grease?
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Pog, is the stores plan for where each and every product goes on the shelf. Plan O gram. Stores corporate offices decide what products they will carry and set a plan to display them. Then the stores set the shelves according to the pog.
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