Griot's Rinseless Wash

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First time using a product like this. I know there are many and from what I'm told, they all work well. Honestly, I was very surprised at the results. So much so that I think going forward this will be how I wash my car. Griot's 3 in 1 was used after.

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It's as good as Mckee's and costs the same per ounce, glad you like it because I REALLY like it too

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I just did mine and have it down to less than 10 minutes.
 
It works very well. Much better than I thought it would. I see no reason to use a hose at this point, unless the car is really muddy or dirty.
 
I used the recommended 1oz per gallon but upped it a bit. I also used a spray bottle full of the diluted solution to pre-treat each panel as I washed it. This helps.
 
NJNinja said:
I used the recommended 1oz per gallon but upped it a bit. I also used a spray bottle full of the diluted solution to pre-treat each panel as I washed it. This helps.
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I was doubtful about RW's at first too, but like you, they are my go-to about 90% of the time.

And, I also use a diluted spray to pre-treat.

I'm glad you took the plunge. :)
 
Hope more people try this product

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I can imagine. Using a hose and drying can be timing consuming. I use a blower but still....I'll be using the Rinseless Wash from now on. Results were great too.
 
NJNinja said:
I can imagine. Using a hose and drying can be timing consuming. I use a blower but still....I'll be using the Rinseless Wash from now on. Results were great too.
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Grab yourself a Griot's PFM drying towel.

You can thank me later........... ;)
 
Awesome towels for RW, but how are they for drying?

I have 12 of these, but never used them to dry.
 
PaulMys said:
Awesome towels for RW, but how are they for drying?

I have 12 of these, but never used them to dry.
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There are different PFM'S but they gray ones with a black borders are for drying and then there's glass PFM'S but after that, without looking them up, not sure what else there is their line up

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Klasse Act said:
There are different PFM'S but they gray ones with a black borders are for drying and then there's glass PFM'S but after that, without looking them up, not sure what else there is their line up

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I've been impressed with every GG towel so far. JMO
 
They are really good IMO. I like them best for applying a product, but I've also been using them to dry lately. They work very well. I'll get the PFM drying towel though as a dedicated towel. :xyxthumbs:
 
NJNinja said:
They are really good IMO. I like them best for applying a product, but I've also been using them to dry lately. They work very well. I'll get the PFM drying towel though as a dedicated towel. :xyxthumbs:
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Just a quick story:

I work with a really smart kid at my job (He's 27, but that's a kid to me, lol). He's not a "computer wiz", but more like a savant. He actually became the service manager.

He researches EVERY thing to Nth degree, and has done everything from PPF to ceramic on all of his cars/trucks.

I have been telling him about the PFM for about a year, and he finally ordered it about 2 weeks ago.

After using it for the first time, his only comment to me was "You have GOT to be kidding me. I cannot believe how [friggin'] great this towel is!"
 
To me, they’re clearly the best drying towels in the world!
 
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