QUOTE(kl_auto @ Sep 15 2011, 02:12 PM)
Greetings,
I do not normally comment on competitor products but in this instance I feel compelled to do so only because the AutoFOAM brand has been mentioned and used as a reference.
It is my intention to only clarify some points mentioned and I do this with respect to all parties concerned. The main area of contention that I feel needs clarification is that of the perception of product similariry.
1) AutoFOAM is NOT the same as ProFoam. While to the lay person they may seem similar, it would be like saying a Kembara is similar to a Range Rover. They both have 4 wheels, 4 doors and are 4 wheel drive. However, as we all know, there exists a world of difference between the two.
2) We offer a very comprehensive 10 Year market leading dual Guarantee referring to performance and durability while I believe this is absent with virtually all our competitors.
3) AutoFOAM was specifically designed and tested for actual Automotive use, and is able to easily withstand the harsh and dynamic environment.
4) One other key point is that Automotive foam is meant to deny water retention in the vehicle's chassis cavities which will eventually cause rusting and metal integrity degradation (if not catastrophic failure).
On the other hand, virtually all of our competitors actually utilize Construction foam, which is not only meant for a different application or environment, but for a totally different industry.
Cheers,
Des
KL AUTO
www.autofoam.com.my
Thanks for your concern Desmond,
I did not refer your product directly,just answering question based on all the same question i get everyday regarding autofoam and profoam. Besides, I am not selling autofoam or profoam. So, no need to trouble big boss Desmond to clarify regarding product similarity.
We have sample in our office and customer can come over to check them out and decide for themself.
Not to worry, our foam are put to strict harsh and daily heat and water torture test and seem to be holding on tight , water and heat proof!
Plus we dont spray tons of water into your chassis unlike other competitor which flood your chassis with water prior to foaming.
If we can use military foam or space foam in our car like NASA use in their rocket, it would even be better compare to just automotive grade on our cars. Its up to the car owner to decide at the end of the day.
cheers des, and happy foaming~
Sep 9 2011, 10:36 AM
Thanks bro. See you either on sat or sun~ 
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