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My experience with griots black satin in only from cleaning it off of customer's tires in which I'm sure the customers do not clean thoroughly between applications. but in my experience it builds up thick and is very difficult to remove. I tell any customer who uses the satin shine to throw it...

These carpet and upholstery cleaners are highly concentrated and work great! I think if auto geek would carry this it would really fill a void in the interior cleaning category. The full spectrum is Highly concentrated, prevents resoiling, no need to rinse, it encapsulates dirt and saves time...

These carpet and upholstery cleaners are highly concentrated and work great! I think if auto geek would carry this it would really fill a void in the interior cleaning category. The full spectrum is Highly concentrated, prevents resoiling, no need to rinse, it encapsulates dirt and saves time...

I've noticed this too with DG products especially when worked too long it seems. I wipe down with aquawax right after application to make sure the ghost trails of application are cleared.

But sounds interesting. If give it a try if I had some OID

Well I'm not afraid of it lol

This ^^^ completely agree. Touch less does not clean thoroughly enough, they will leave a slight film that looks clean but not 100%. Do a rinsless when you get home then do your spray waxes or sealant. Better yet skip the touchless and save your money. Rinsless washes work great.

OID? not familiar with acronym

I've liked strong apc mixture, mothers hd trim cleaner, and scrub brushes.

Thank you guys!

Same thing here. Glad it finally went through

Did it leak out?

I will give it a try!

Claying before polishing removes contaminates before the more aggressive touching of paint. Least aggressive steps first. So I don't see how that correlates to claying before chemical iron decontaminaton. I would think dissolving hard iron particles before rubbing a clay bar over them makes much...

Yeah, if trying to reduce marring I would not use ferrex or any iron remover after claying. Do it before, it will save your clay and your paint.

What kind of vehicle is it? If it's not a show car or in prefect shape don't worry about the clay causing marring, it will be minimal if not terribly contaminated. I would not trust the touch less to remove enough dirt to go to iron x and agitating then clay . I would do the onr or traditional...

Thanks for the info! Interested in curing time and if applying reload will protect it during curing or hinder it?

Looks promising can't wait to try them out

Welcome! From PA myself

Great point!