How to verify Shine Auto products?
His looks pretty sick, but I think he is actually using TopSecret rear spats (or possibly G35 ones?), and not Nismo, at least based on the last photo I saw of it. However, there was a member on here "fartcanon" who had a black Z with Nismo JDM style spats molded to his rear bumper, with the TS diffuser mounted in the middle. That looked pretty good too.
Last edited by sry110; Jul 31, 2012 at 07:14 AM.
Well, somewhat successful. I've successfully identified the parts as shine products, but I've now raised the issue that my package didn't come with canards that I explicitly asked for to the vendor. To sum up what happened:
I ask for a quote for the "full kit shipped"
I am told 925.
I ask if I have the option to exclude the canards to lower the price
I am told that the price would not be reduced.
I say ok in that case I will take the canards.
No canards in the package, I tell the vendor they are missing.
I am told they were not part of the invoice.
I said I'm not sure why they wouldn't be, I specifically stated I would like them and that I wasnt given the invoice until after the order was placed anyway. On top of that, how is the customer to know that canards aren't included by default as part of the front bumper on the invoice.
I was told they are a separate item and they cost extra.
That where the communication left off. Am I in the wrong here due to a misunderstanding or did they screw up and are trying to cover their asses? When people ask for a full kit and are given a price, that price does not include the canards? I was under the impression the canards go hand in hand with the front.
I ask for a quote for the "full kit shipped"
I am told 925.
I ask if I have the option to exclude the canards to lower the price
I am told that the price would not be reduced.
I say ok in that case I will take the canards.
No canards in the package, I tell the vendor they are missing.
I am told they were not part of the invoice.
I said I'm not sure why they wouldn't be, I specifically stated I would like them and that I wasnt given the invoice until after the order was placed anyway. On top of that, how is the customer to know that canards aren't included by default as part of the front bumper on the invoice.
I was told they are a separate item and they cost extra.
That where the communication left off. Am I in the wrong here due to a misunderstanding or did they screw up and are trying to cover their asses? When people ask for a full kit and are given a price, that price does not include the canards? I was under the impression the canards go hand in hand with the front.
^ Well, that's a tricky one. You asked whether the canards could be excluded, but they never said the canards were included in the first place. So by them saying that excluding the canards would not decrease the price, that could be like them saying, "no, we won't offer you a discount for not shipping you the thing that we wasn't included in the first place".
Might come down to semantics. Does "exclude" mean that something was there originally and is now taken away? Or does "exclude" simply mean the opposite of "include"?
Might come down to semantics. Does "exclude" mean that something was there originally and is now taken away? Or does "exclude" simply mean the opposite of "include"?
I deal with shine daily, actually talk to ken almost every day. He is still in business and I have not had any problems with him or his company. That's why I have all his parts on my car.
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^ Well, that's a tricky one. You asked whether the canards could be excluded, but they never said the canards were included in the first place. So by them saying that excluding the canards would not decrease the price, that could be like them saying, "no, we won't offer you a discount for not shipping you the thing that we wasn't included in the first place".
Might come down to semantics. Does "exclude" mean that something was there originally and is now taken away? Or does "exclude" simply mean the opposite of "include"?
Might come down to semantics. Does "exclude" mean that something was there originally and is now taken away? Or does "exclude" simply mean the opposite of "include"?
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