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Sorry, gents I meant Gyeon BATHE. There is no Gyeon Foroth.

For a coated car, 2 bucket maintenance wash, is there a preference between these 2? Or is another your flavor?

Not much experience with others, but I am very happy with Griot's Brilliant RW. I wanted a RW that left the surface clean, w/o enhancers or wax and this fits the bill.

Oh, given a little more thought, something else came to mind, echoing an earlier post, MTM Foam Cannon and associated foam shampoosky. It worked as it should - shooting up that foam, but too much set up with the PW, fittings and hose and not an inexpensive item to boot. That just may go on...

Regrets, I've had a few But then again too few to mention - BS, but I'll confine it to detailing products... Griot's older foam sprayer - leaked - so did the second one. BeadMaker phew, certainly did not live up to the hype. Got close to a gallon and will box it up with a 1/2 dozen or so...

Are you within the return if not happy period? If the problem continues, maybe to to customer service and return it.

Mike, where do you get these gorgeous, classic cars from?

I just recently did my engine detail (5 month old car with low milage). I used a different product but the results are fine. I cleaned the not so dirty engine with IIRC, with some APC - maybe Simple Green on a wet MF cloth, wiped off and went over some of the plastic with GG's Rubber Cleaner...

Looks good, Mike. I have this PBL coating and have used it on all interior surfaces of my Mazda - after proper cleaning...of course. My seats are leather, or at least some parts are and as do most cars today has a factory applied coating. The PBL V&L Coating leaves a nice finish when wiped off...

Agree 100% with everything said here. Ridiculous idea from the manufacture. I guess they are playing to the "shiny stuff" make the interior look good crowd. As careful as I am there are still swirls, but I do keepa very soft/plush mf towel in the car and use an extremely gentle detailer. I'm not...

Aha, looking forward to hearing your results with them.

You can ceramic coat PPF, but I would be very,very careful about polishing the film. Best advice has been given - check with the manufacturer.

I have the Griot's Rinseless wash as well as those new Crinkle glass towels. Both work extremely well for their intended purposes. I think you agree once you have tried them out.

I'm a huge fan of Griot's - especially their PFM towel.I'd be curious as to your comparison with the McKee's towel.

Not that a 6 month old; lightly driven engine is going to be a dirty mess and I have wiped it down quickly prior, but I decided to do a little preemptive engine care/detailing today. The engine was not terribly dirty, so it did not need a major cleaning, I used a simple quick rinseless wash and...

Have you tried the R2R? If so, why do you prefer that over the others?

So for those who have used both for trim, any real deal difference between the two in terms of longevity, deepness of shine?

I use and like Griots BSR as I don't want any enhancers, just a pure wash. I'm a little confused though as you say Pure removes everything, yet you say say that Frothe has the best cleaning. When you mention that Pure removes everything that that mean it removes (besides dirt) the last detail...

I've used a few interior detailers - Griots most often, and sometime Herrenfahrt Dashboard Detailer - leaves a nice satin sheen and most recently I coated the entire interior with PBL Leather and Vinyl Coating, my results mirror yours and that's what I will use going forward. Interior cleaners...

Wow, that's a lot of crap to deal with. I see you like your Mazdas. Mine is new to me, but it's a nice ride.