There is an old line that was wise beyond its years. "Don't bite the hand that feeds you". The fact that a few of you are so upset that you wish to shame Corey and get an apology out of him is classles and extremely disappointing to myself and I'm sure many others on here.He is so unselfish and so accomodating that I would find it impossible to speak negatively about car pro or him, especially with something as trivial as a glass coating initially being designated for authorized pros only. He doesn't owe anyone an apology. If anything, all of us owe him a thank you every single day of the week. If this comment gets deleted then so be it, but hopefully some of the negative posters can read it before it does in hopes that they will apologize to Corey and thank him for all that he does. OK....I'm off my high horse

. Hope everyone has a great weekend!
There's probably quite a few devout-dedicated Carpro Fans-followers here. Probably some similarities of being like devout fans-owners of such brands like McIntosh Labs Audio Equipment.
I too am beginning to fall into line myself, and hindsight has proven that I wish I myself had found Carpro goodies a good while back, I would've saved some good money in the long run.
Although quite diverse, I wouldn't expect Carpro the be the "end all-be all" of products on the market, cornering the market, and trying to outdo-superceed all players for every little niche product to come down the pike.
And I'm sure virtually all of us detailers, hobbyists, and professionals do not rely solely upon one product "brand" for car care needs.
I'm fairly aware, and fairly understand these consequences were beyond Corey's influence, and control.
As I understand it, Carpro is an Asian Sourced Company, and the Asians have a unique way of doing business.
Asian Manufacturers will often choose one Asian Distributor, and it is this Distributor who markets those products worldwide. All and everything goes through this sole entity, and "they" control the horizontal, and the vertical. Even to the point that they cut their own throats, they are commonly steadfast.
I say such, because this odd market strategy is done to control world market costs, and an influence of how valuable a certain product is assumed to be. They sometimes find out otherwise, and a backfire occurs. Stay tuned, cause minds often change their direction overnight when they finally recognize their so called market strategy is not making them the monies they'd like to be making.
I'll guess, and say, like many Asian brands-markets, the USA is probably the largest outlet for Carpro Brand, probably outselling all other markets combined. They've entrusted America to make money for them, but seemingly often take little worth of America's opinions, on how they should run their businesses.
(Perhaps it finally needs to be said, Asians evidently think Americans are stupid Assholes when it comes to business! And of course we are NOT!) But they won't listen. Hard headed. When figures later tally in, then there's a re-meet of the minds, or perhaps a better description is "no minds". Often the more a person gets paid, the less they know. That's a worldwide affliction.
I've seen such happen before, as for instance, the Home Audio Market.