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I went to the Cincinnati Auto Expo earlier today. As usual, there were no Meg's products, but there was a huge booth with Griot's Products. I ended up getting some extremely high quality MF Towels and one of their bags to carry bottles and towels in.
They seem to have a huge selection of products and such, at high prices. But I was a little impressed.
What concerned me the most was that they had a station with a guy buffing a scratched/swirled car door with a Random Orbital Buffer. They had similar bundles as ADS does with the G110, but with their buffer.
The guy using/teaching the viewers didn't know what he was doing, I was so tempted to talk to the people, but I would never do that.
The door was single stage so it was easier to work on, but I swear he was putting like 20 pounds of pressure on that thing. I didn't see it spin that much at all. Someone commented on the pressure, and he said that's what you want to do.
I saw so many "newbie" consumers that had no idea what they were doing spend 250 dollars on the buffer, and a tone of their products. I can just see it now. These newbs going home and trying out the buffer, and they go right through their new clear coated cars. Such a bummer.
Griot's Garage
They actually do have some high quality products for your car, and more commercial things for your garage, such as lights, chairs, flooring, shelves, etc.
They seem to have a huge selection of products and such, at high prices. But I was a little impressed.
What concerned me the most was that they had a station with a guy buffing a scratched/swirled car door with a Random Orbital Buffer. They had similar bundles as ADS does with the G110, but with their buffer.
The guy using/teaching the viewers didn't know what he was doing, I was so tempted to talk to the people, but I would never do that.
The door was single stage so it was easier to work on, but I swear he was putting like 20 pounds of pressure on that thing. I didn't see it spin that much at all. Someone commented on the pressure, and he said that's what you want to do.
I saw so many "newbie" consumers that had no idea what they were doing spend 250 dollars on the buffer, and a tone of their products. I can just see it now. These newbs going home and trying out the buffer, and they go right through their new clear coated cars. Such a bummer.
Griot's Garage
They actually do have some high quality products for your car, and more commercial things for your garage, such as lights, chairs, flooring, shelves, etc.
That's just cruel. We are future Meg's V.P's 
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