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This stuff is the real deal IMO. I have a beater car, talking rust on it, never polished the paint etc . I washed it with a sponge and a bucket of soapy water. Then applied the 3in1. I did that like 3 months or so ago and it's still beading. Never washed it since. I have it on my truck too...

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I have a bunch of leather coatings I didn't use recently PM me I guess. .

I noticed in some paint chip kits they have base coat paint and a mystery chip leveler. It's used to clean up the blob/smear from filling in the chip. I'd assume it's some kind of paint thinner. Does anyone know what can be used to level the blob and still is clear coat safe?

I don't know why but I still struggle to get tires clean - clean. I'm using and always have used Tuf Shine Tire Cleaner. I just cannot get it to stop browning and get that good clean even dark black side wall look. It seems to always have something still there... I don't get it. I used PERL...

This. I found it to be a bit grabby too and honestly Elixr had me thinking of adding 3-1 to CSS. Maybe its a bit grabby from me over applying it? Not buffing it soon enough?

This is what I have now, but I was wondering if I could make the Speed Shine a bit stronger with added 3-in-1

First off I have to say that Griots Ceramic 3-in-1 has been one of the few products that has impressed me. Self cleaning is REAL, shine is real and the longevity is real too... So I have a clapped out daily driver ( rust, never wash it etc ) and I applied Griots ceramic 3-in-1 to it with only a...

Afaik their contractual partnership ended. I think when Bob sold AG and started M37, he had a clause where he was allowed to sell on AG say for 2 years and then he would discontinue selling here.

Being that it degrades LSPs to an extent, and if I plan on applying LSP afterwards anyway - there is no issue with the degraded LSP and applying a fresh coat... Right? I don't see it hurting anything but just curious. I know sealants don't care much for a perfect canvas for the most part...

Just an update: spoke to griots and they seem to think it's okay... [emoji848] They keep asking me for an order number and I keep telling them I can't remember where I got it from. Lol Looks like I'll have to buy a new one, but worried about it happening again.

So I was wondering if there is something out there that can clean the paint more than standard soap but not want the paint like polishing - If that makes sense. With a white vehicle sometimes dirt can stain it more and be more noticable. Is there a soap that kinda strips the paint and whatever...

Truck definitely got polished I know that. The paint squeaked under my finger like it does after it's been polished. So maybe just less workability?

Yeah but I didn't know how it was supposed to be. Definitely looked thin but.. lol

Ok. lol well I used mine. I hope and assume not so - but hope it didnt damage something... I guess it would just be not as "usable"..?

Is yours as thin as mine Eldo?

Well I did my whole truck and looks like it worked out ok... If its ok to use, Im fine with it. Thanks!

Weird. Mine is defined watery.

Appreciate it. I started using it, just curious. Seems to work well honestly. I like it so far. The truck is white but I can't see any swirls so far. I think it'll work out for me...

This is my first time using the Perfecting Cream and it's pretty thin... Is that normal?