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I am updating some of my signage and I am working on keeping everything simple and clean looking. I also have some functions that suffer from lack of use primarily because my customers need to be educated or feel like there is value in the product so here are some name changes I am considering. What are ya'lls experience, ideas, and feedback?

Pre-Soak to Dirt Buster (Pre-Soak)
Triple Foam to Triple Foam Shine
Air Dry to Turbo Dryer
Wax to Wax Protectant or Rain X
Spot Free Rinse to Treated Spot Free Rinse

I am not convinced on the Spot Free but Reverse Osmosis Water doesnt really tell the customer what the benefit is either.
 

HeyVern

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Dirt Buster might be good for Pre Soak, most people ignore it because they think the high pressure is what does the cleaning. I try to tell customers and have even shown people with really dirty cars how much better the Pre Soak cleans.
Turbo dry is probably better than Air Dry, just cause people love anything turbo. The others, I think, people are generally familiar with and get used regularly.
 

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I’ve been meaning to switch presoak to Grime buster but always forget when I order faceplate decals. I usually remember 2 minutes before the guy calls to tell me the decals are ready
 

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I like the dirt buster, turbo dryer, and rain x. Good thinking.
 

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I would think you need to be using rain-x brand to put rain-x on your dial
 

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I would think you need to be using rain-x brand to put rain-x on your dial
Yup. I assume he is. If not, then rain repellent could be a good alternative.
 
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