cfiiman
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- Jul 22, 2014
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Hi everyone,
First off I've searched around and found tons of info on the subject but my question is just a little bit different then what I have found. I'm wondering strictly about after you wash your car and using them both as a drying aid. Specifically I'm talking about Griot's Garage Speed shine and spray wax products. I was thinking there would never be a reason to use Speed Shine over the spray wax if they both can be used as a drying aid right? Currently I use the speed shine, but I'm thinking of switching and that is the reason for my post. Then I thought, well if I used the spray wax every time I washed maybe I'd build up too much wax? Wasn't sure so thought I'd ask as I couldn't find this exact question in my searching. Also would there ever be a reason to use the speed shine as the drying aid instead of the spray wax since the car would be clean? Thanks for any clarification.
First off I've searched around and found tons of info on the subject but my question is just a little bit different then what I have found. I'm wondering strictly about after you wash your car and using them both as a drying aid. Specifically I'm talking about Griot's Garage Speed shine and spray wax products. I was thinking there would never be a reason to use Speed Shine over the spray wax if they both can be used as a drying aid right? Currently I use the speed shine, but I'm thinking of switching and that is the reason for my post. Then I thought, well if I used the spray wax every time I washed maybe I'd build up too much wax? Wasn't sure so thought I'd ask as I couldn't find this exact question in my searching. Also would there ever be a reason to use the speed shine as the drying aid instead of the spray wax since the car would be clean? Thanks for any clarification.