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Re: Where do you buy your products? - 08-14-2005, 08:12 AM

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From autogeek, fortunately they're local to me. I usually end up forgetting to get the 10% discount, and last time I ordered from them I was getting two Poorboy's products on sale from them and they were so cheap I was too embarrased to ask for the DC discount on top of their sale price.

Autogeek rocks :headbang
That is cool, it's like having a Homedepot in your backyard.


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Re: Where do you buy your products? - 08-14-2005, 09:29 AM

Autogeek! I'm new to the world of detailing and have ordered from Autogeek 2x. Each time I phoned them to order, as opposed to ordering via internet, cuz I had questions. Each time they have been fabulous in helping me determine what I need and answering 'technical' questions.

Good customer service. Good prices. And friendly people!



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