Adam

Thanks for this feedback, first of all.  Thanks to you Dylan for showing up with a very good explanation as well!   True, the new machine needs to be used at a lower speed setting.  In our testing, we find that setting 4 on the Mark II is a bit higher than the Mark I at full speed, setting 6.
 
We are going to do some more testing, and have some replacement pads for all who have burned through ours.  Ideally, please send photos of your roasted pad, and we'll get you the replacements quick!  Orders@AdamsPolishes.com 
 
This new tool is powerful, and goes beyond paint correction.   We hope to have an ideal solution identified shortly, and think we are close now....stay tuned!

Heading to Atria's Murrysville for dinner, and it's on me!
 
4869 William Penn Highway
Murrysville, PA 15668

Friends, the Brilliant Glaze is a great product, and is easy to use.  Until, you use it with a pump, which is terrible!   Metal Polishes with the pump are awful as well.
 
Please, shoot us an email if your hate your pump with your BG or MP, and we'll send you dispenser caps!  Orders@AdamsPolishes.com
 
Sorry, we thought we were making it easy, and they work decently in the cold, when we tested.  Truly crappy when it's warm.
 
Lesson learned, and we will make it right!
 
-Adam

First, thanks Aaron for a great post!  Second, the initial iBrids only come in a complete hard-case kit with Rupes chemicals.  I'm confident that the units will eventually be sold less accessorized, to bring the cost down.  
 
Being first to market with this technology, Rupes has the ability to charge what the market will bear, and certainly, the market is hungry for this technology!   
 
If you must have one now, pull the trigger!  I'd say that within 6 months the initial hunger may subside, and more economical kits may become available.

Great tool, we love it, and hope to get our supply soon!

Great tool, we love it, and hope to get our supply soon!

Great tool, we love it, and hope to get our supply soon!

Thank you Marty, and I love your problem.  

Would buy this exact color combo.  Very nice!

Would buy this exact color combo.  Very nice!

Friends, here's a tip on making the hose easier to roll up:  Mount the hanger up at 5-6'.    This way, the loops are larger, and it's much easier to work with.  Let me know what you think, after giving it a go!

Thank you Marty, and I love your problem.  

Jason nailed it.  We can introduce one, and have several formulas in house.  Still, unless we blow away the Tarminator product, it's hard to introduce it into our line.  At $5-6/ can, Tarminator works extremely well, and is available at nearly every auto parts and big box retail outlet.

Thank you Marty, and I love your problem.  

Thank you Marty, and I love your problem.  

Thank you Marty, and I love your problem.  

Thanks for this feedback, first of all.  Thanks to you Dylan for showing up with a very good explanation as well!   True, the new machine needs to be used at a lower speed setting.  In our testing, we find that setting 4 on the Mark II is a bit higher than the Mark I at full speed, setting 6.
 
We are going to do some more testing, and have some replacement pads for all who have burned through ours.  Ideally, please send photos of your roasted pad, and we'll get you the replacements quick!  Orders@AdamsPolishes.com 
 
This new tool is powerful, and goes beyond paint correction.   We hope to have an ideal solution identified shortly, and think we are close now....stay tuned!

Thanks for this feedback, first of all.  Thanks to you Dylan for showing up with a very good explanation as well!   True, the new machine needs to be used at a lower speed setting.  In our testing, we find that setting 4 on the Mark II is a bit higher than the Mark I at full speed, setting 6.
 
We are going to do some more testing, and have some replacement pads for all who have burned through ours.  Ideally, please send photos of your roasted pad, and we'll get you the replacements quick!  Orders@AdamsPolishes.com 
 
This new tool is powerful, and goes beyond paint correction.   We hope to have an ideal solution identified shortly, and think we are close now....stay tuned!

Thanks for this feedback, first of all.  Thanks to you Dylan for showing up with a very good explanation as well!   True, the new machine needs to be used at a lower speed setting.  In our testing, we find that setting 4 on the Mark II is a bit higher than the Mark I at full speed, setting 6.
 
We are going to do some more testing, and have some replacement pads for all who have burned through ours.  Ideally, please send photos of your roasted pad, and we'll get you the replacements quick!  Orders@AdamsPolishes.com 
 
This new tool is powerful, and goes beyond paint correction.   We hope to have an ideal solution identified shortly, and think we are close now....stay tuned!

Thanks for this feedback, first of all.  Thanks to you Dylan for showing up with a very good explanation as well!   True, the new machine needs to be used at a lower speed setting.  In our testing, we find that setting 4 on the Mark II is a bit higher than the Mark I at full speed, setting 6.
 
We are going to do some more testing, and have some replacement pads for all who have burned through ours.  Ideally, please send photos of your roasted pad, and we'll get you the replacements quick!  Orders@AdamsPolishes.com 
 
This new tool is powerful, and goes beyond paint correction.   We hope to have an ideal solution identified shortly, and think we are close now....stay tuned!

Thanks for this feedback, first of all.  Thanks to you Dylan for showing up with a very good explanation as well!   True, the new machine needs to be used at a lower speed setting.  In our testing, we find that setting 4 on the Mark II is a bit higher than the Mark I at full speed, setting 6.
 
We are going to do some more testing, and have some replacement pads for all who have burned through ours.  Ideally, please send photos of your roasted pad, and we'll get you the replacements quick!  Orders@AdamsPolishes.com 
 
This new tool is powerful, and goes beyond paint correction.   We hope to have an ideal solution identified shortly, and think we are close now....stay tuned!

Thanks for this feedback, first of all.  Thanks to you Dylan for showing up with a very good explanation as well!   True, the new machine needs to be used at a lower speed setting.  In our testing, we find that setting 4 on the Mark II is a bit higher than the Mark I at full speed, setting 6.
 
We are going to do some more testing, and have some replacement pads for all who have burned through ours.  Ideally, please send photos of your roasted pad, and we'll get you the replacements quick!  Orders@AdamsPolishes.com 
 
This new tool is powerful, and goes beyond paint correction.   We hope to have an ideal solution identified shortly, and think we are close now....stay tuned!

Great feedback friends!  Certainly, this conversation and effort is not to maximize profit, or sales.  Losing a product would hurt both.
 
Reading here, that many of you didn't like the dusting that the Paint Correcting Polish caused, we started tweaking.  The formula was not so massively different, that we chose to do an email blast, and make a big deal about it.  Rather, we improved it, quietly, and while the new formula cost us a few bucks more, we kept the price the same.
 
Suppose I was merely wanting to give our customers the fastest way to a great finish.  After all, my entire childhood and young-adulthood was spent detailing cars for money, and time is money!
 
Now, when I was polishing 10X more than normal for 6 straight days, I wanted to share that the Paint Correcting Polish seemed to do the trick, and I followed with Glaze, Sealant, Wax, or a combination of those.
 
If I was looking to try and sell more product, maybe this post wouldn't have ever showed up!
 
I really appreciate the great feedback here, and thanks for taking time to respond.
 
Thank You!
 
 

Boy, am I feeling the LOVE here today! Thanks friends.

Dan, welcome to our team, and thanks for being here in Colorado for the event today!  You add value.  Period!  More to come on Dan Tyger's official welcome...