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I have found the Griot's Garage sprayer on the Undercarriage Spray to fail very often. I actually stopped using these so called "finest sprayers" altogether and have used generic white bottles, which also seem to fail as well. The sprayer that I have used with the most success on Undercarriage...

I wasn't all that impressed with this product and it didn't do a great job of removing wax from the window trim on a 2001 Toyota Corolla LE. However, that trim is not a plastic but rather almost a satin surface on top of metal. It may not have worked on that particular surface.

Thank you everybody for your input!! Why didn't you like it on tires?

I'm kind of looking for an all purpose dressing. Something to use on the interior (from my understanding it can be used for on interior surfaces), wheel wells and other exterior surfaces. I detail vehicles part time so I would be using it on client's vehicles as well, so I kind of want to...

I am stuck between these two. These two products sound very similair, however, what are the major differences (if there are any) between the two? From reading about these two products, Hyper Dressing would last longer as it can be diluted for controlling the sheen of the product and Water...

I love Wolfgang Fuzion. Really easy to apply and the resulting shine is spectacular. However, I wouldn't use this wax during the winter months as it wouldn't stand to the extreme elements. For the winter on my personal vehicle (2000 Celica GT), I am planning on applying Wolfgang Deep Gloss...

A dressing will add protection as well as sheen to your exterior or interior surfaces. Different products have different durability.

In terms of what AutoGeek sells: Glass - Cobra Waffle Weave for Glass (a must with DP window cleaner; a product I've found to be the best on the market) Wax: Cobra Deluxe Jr. (although Surf City Garage makes a towel similar to this and it's great) Polish: Griot's Polish Removal Microfiber...

Great job! How did you like Poorboy's Natural Look?

I haven't used OPC, but Poorboy's World Bug Squash is the best bug and tar remover I've ever used. I use it undiluted as a prewash and regardless of the amount of bugs or how long they've been on the surface, removal is a breeze. I would try OPC first and see what happens. Most quality all...

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:iagree: I visit this thread more than any other. It's really cool to see what others order and it's just as exciting as when I place an order (well, maybe a little less :laughing:). Every time I order, I will post a photo of the stuff I receive. I'll be placing one in August.

I just don't understand some people. How could she sleep at night knowing her Lexus was in that condition?! A vehicle like that can last many, many years (and miles) if properly maintained. Nice job! Did you use steam on the mats from the car as well or just Folex and/or APC+?

Whoa..... What a transformation.

Really nice work. I wouldn't have even considered using compound and/or an AIO on a bug guard.

I really like using the Griot's Garage Speed Shine microfiber towels. I use them on the exterior for buffing and final wipe downs as well. They're soft and plush and cause no marring, only sometimes I wish they were a little bigger.

Thank you dchristo and Setec Astronomy for the tips. And I ordered Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant under the Father's Day Sale promotion. Got to save money where you can! I won't apply it until late October at the earliest though.

I just ordered Wolfgang Deep Gloss Paint Sealant in preparation for the winter. Guess I should stick with Collonite 845. Even lasts longer than a sealant? Any sealants that DO last longer?

I've never had a problem layering waxes. Collinite 845 will give you protection and Gold Glass should give you some shine. Soft wax (Gold Class) on a hard wax (Collinite 845). However, I don't think that you necessarily NEED to layer Gold Class over Collinite 845.

Really nice metallic in the paint!!