Cermax seem to work

[Dr_No]

Why does not Cermax have an MSDS? Why is their guarantee so cumbersome it would seem to discourage someone trying to get there money back?

 

[dbdeland]

Auto-Rx has 100% refund guarantee I agree with Dr_No Cermax guarantee so cumbersome.

 

[jonny-b]

Well, I see the advantages in having a MSDS. I also remember that the person that have been banned, said that the MSDS was lost during an update on the webpage. We'll see if it comes.
Another thing to considder, is this: Having all the MSDS in the world, say nothing about how well a product is performing.
I will claim that Cermax is outperforming Auto-Rx at least 3-400%.
This is when you considder how fast it starts working, how much noise is reduced, how much added power you get and fuelreduction.
Of course, others may have another experience, but they have most certainly only tested Auto-Rx.

I hope I don't upset anyone now......

 

[Shelby]

Jonny, dude you if this is your experience then to heck with people think yeah? From what I've read Cermax is a different product that serves a different function than Autorx right? Autorx will clean the sludge, is that a function of Cermax? This seams to be comparable to restore or something else that attempts to seal piston/cylinder wear. I'd caution that until you know long term effects you take your results with a grain of salt.

 

[jonny-b]

Hi, Shelby. Did it hurt to hear what experience I have had with both products? I just try to point out that it is such a big difference in performance when you compare the two, and that is why I believe that people who says something different are either: Paid to say so/have not tested Cermax(just pick one alternative.... oh what the heck, pick them both).
As far as I can see, Cermax will clean sludge.
Cermax can not fix what is broken(haven't you read Cermax1 posting?). I have driven 2600 miles since adding it to the Mercedes, and everything is fine.
The results i have so far are so big, that a grain of salt isn't enough.
Since you are discussing it so whole-hartedly, I guess that you have tested both products?
If not, why are you sharing only speculations with us.
Testing from members here is being done in this very moment, so just sit back and relax. If your hands are itching to bash snake-oil products, I suggest that you pick another, because this one seem to be working. You may not have seen it, but I am not the only one here at BITOG that report good things about Cermax.

 

[Shelby]

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Hi, Shelby. Did it hurt to hear what experience I have had with both products? I just try to point out that it is such a big difference in performance when you compare the two, and that is why I believe that people who says something different are either: Paid to say so/have not tested Cermax(just pick one alternative.... oh what the heck, pick them both).
As far as I can see, Cermax will clean sludge.
Cermax can not fix what is broken(haven't you read Cermax1 posting?). I have driven 2600 miles since adding it to the Mercedes, and everything is fine.
The results i have so far are so big, that a grain of salt isn't enough.
Since you are discussing it so whole-hartedly, I guess that you have tested both products?
If not, why are you sharing only speculations with us.
Testing from members here is being done in this very moment, so just sit back and relax. If your hands are itching to bash snake-oil products, I suggest that you pick another, because this one seem to be working. You may not have seen it, but I am not the only one here at BITOG that report good things about Cermax.

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Lol, again it didn't hurt anything and I'm glad your happy. I don't undestand comparing a sludge cleaner to something that adds a "barrier" of some sort. I've never been paid a cent from ARX, I am just grateful that it saved me $3200 bucks on a transmission. I read your website, nowhere did it claim to clean sludge. These are the claims of Ceramax-

Reduces emissions by as much as 92%
Reduces friction
Reduces harmonics and vibration
Reduces oil consumption and blow by
Reduces wear
Increases horsepower and torque
Increases compression
Prevents carbon/sludge buildup

I through you a ton of respect and I'm sorry you didn't return an ounce with your post, but hey that's on you John. Maybe you used both products, but you clearly don't have an understanding of the simple claims of both products. Go back and reread and then applogize for being a ___k.

 

[jonny-b]

I found this at their page: "Cermax products will seal all
metal parts with ceramic that will stop the formation
of destructive abrasive carbon moles, also removes
deposits that are already formed."

Shelby, if you explain to me what the last 7 words means, then I will apologize.

 

[jonny-b]

In some of the testimonials on their page, there was reports that said it had stopped oil leaking. The same way that Auto-Rx users have reported here. What's the difference?
As I said before, considder how fast it starts working, how much noise is reduced, how much added power you get and fuelreduction.
Then you will see that it is almost like compairing a Lada to a Rolls Royce(Cermax is the RR).

 

[jonny-b]

It is getting late here, so I really need some sleep. Hope you are sleeping well tonight, Shelby.