Inside Griot's Garage

Klasse Act said:
Absolutely and I really like it

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The last 4 cars I have done have it on for a test to see how it makes it through a Michigan winter.
All cars/trucks were properly prepared first and 2 coats were applied 24 hours apart without water/wash or rain.
 
Madmerc uses it on his ride and he got 3 monthes out of it and our weather is the same for the most part, use with confidence

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How does Griot's 3-in-1 ceramic spray compare to Meg's Hybrid Ceramic Wax (the blue spray bottle)? I also live in Michigan and usually I prefer something with carnauba on my jet black car since it makes it so rich and glossy looking; however, gearing up for winter with less opportunities to wash/maintain, I applied the Meg's HCW over a base layer of Meg's ULW, and so far I love the water beading (leaf blower works to get 99% of the water off, as opposed to ~70% before) and although the look of my paint seems to be different, I don't mind it... looks more like it's under a sheet of glass.
 
BlackCarBlues said:
How does Griot's 3-in-1 ceramic spray compare to Meg's Hybrid Ceramic Wax (the blue spray bottle)? I also live in Michigan and usually I prefer something with carnauba on my jet black car since it makes it so rich and glossy looking; however, gearing up for winter with less opportunities to wash/maintain, I applied the Meg's HCW over a base layer of Meg's ULW, and so far I love the water beading (leaf blower works to get 99% of the water off, as opposed to ~70% before) and although the look of my paint seems to be different, I don't mind it... looks more like it's under a sheet of glass.
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Griot's 3 in 1 is easier to use, no weird hoops to jump through, it's that easy

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After watching Scott HD videos, I'd say not much really compares to it...Gloss it runs a really good match.
 
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That all in one is going to be a hit. Along with the new ceramic glass cleaner.
 
Is this a paint prep in wax form??
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I'm wondering how the polish aspect compares to perfecting/correcting cream and how long the ceramic wax lasts compared to 3in1.
 
MisterSnoop said:
I'm wondering how the polish aspect compares to perfecting/correcting cream and how long the ceramic wax lasts compared to 3in1.
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I'm wondering how long the winter will last before we can answer your question...lol
 
MisterSnoop said:
I'm wondering how the polish aspect compares to perfecting/correcting cream and how long the ceramic wax lasts compared to 3in1.
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I think it is going to depend on what the vehicle is used for and how it is maintained going forward after the application. If it is a semi daily driver it should be able to be maintained using ceramic speech sign and/or ceramic 3 and 1 spray coding with no problem.

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Klasse Act said:
I think it is going to depend on what the vehicle is used for and how it is maintained going forward after the application. If it is a semi daily driver it should be able to be maintained using ceramic speech sign and/or ceramic 3 and 1 spray coding with no problem.

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Yeah, sounds like 3-in-1 can be used in a "rinse, spray, rinse" fashion (similar to Meg's HCW) according to Nick Griot, so would be very easy to maintain the ceramic that you get as a result of the new Ceramic AIO.
 
BlackCarBlues said:
Yeah, sounds like 3-in-1 can be used in a "rinse, spray, rinse" fashion (similar to Meg's HCW) according to Nick Griot, so would be very easy to maintain the ceramic that you get as a result of the new Ceramic AIO.
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Where in Michigan are you located if I may ask?
 
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