Inside Griot's Garage

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Anyone use the Griots Undercarriage spray?


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I see the nice thing about it is that it’s also available in gallons too
 
What’s the difference than just using tire cleaner?

I usually just spray tire cleaner/shine product in and wipe off but this says don’t wipe?


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seabiscut88 said:
What’s the difference than just using tire cleaner?

I usually just spray tire cleaner/shine product in and wipe off but this says don’t wipe?


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Undercarriage spray is a mineral oil based coating that turns your black plastic wheel well liners JET BLACK.

it is not a cleaner

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Added Undercarriage Spray to the spring shopping list


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Any of you guys used Spray-On Car Wash? I did my car and my gf’s Silverado and used the whole bottle (22oz) on the two vehicles. Does that sound like I used the right amount? Expensive product if so.


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BlackCarBlues said:
Any of you guys used Spray-On Car Wash? I did my car and my gf’s Silverado and used the whole bottle (22oz) on the two vehicles. Does that sound like I used the right amount? Expensive product if so.


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Yeah that's about right for 2 cars, your BMW is kinda of a big car, so you actually did pretty well. It's cheaper by the gallon but there's other options for doing a RW out there though

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Klasse Act said:
Yeah that's about right for 2 cars, your BMW is kinda of a big car, so you actually did pretty well. It's cheaper by the gallon but there's other options for doing a RW out there though

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Yeah the F10 generation is not a small car.

And yep, I think I’ll be sticking with RW after seeing how expensive WW is. Not a very sustainable option. I also think I’m going to switch from using my IK foamer for RW presoak to just a regular spray bottle. All that pumping and needing to fill it up again after about half the car negates any ease of use it has over a regular spray bottle… unless I’m totally missing something here


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Anyone have experience with the Griot's CC vs. Optimum's Hyper Polish?
 
BlackCarBlues said:
Yeah the F10 generation is not a small car.

And yep, I think I’ll be sticking with RW after seeing how expensive WW is. Not a very sustainable option. I also think I’m going to switch from using my IK foamer for RW presoak to just a regular spray bottle. All that pumping and needing to fill it up again after about half the car negates any ease of use it has over a regular spray bottle… unless I’m totally missing something here


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Griot's Garage Brillant Shine rinseless wash is what your going to wanna check out for RW. That said, for WW, check out Feynlab or Mckee's N914

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Klasse Act said:
Griot's Garage Brillant Shine rinseless wash is what your going to wanna check out for RW. That said, for WW, check out Feynlab or Mckee's N914

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Appreciate the suggestions. I felt obligated to try ONR as my first RW. So far it’s alright. Doesn’t feel like anything special. I’ve also found pre-soaking is a must with ONR (and probably other rinseless washes?).


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BlackCarBlues said:
Appreciate the suggestions. I felt obligated to try ONR as my first RW. So far it’s alright. Doesn’t feel like anything special. I’ve also found pre-soaking is a must with ONR (and probably other rinseless washes?).


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Pre-treating is not only smart but makes your life easier

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BlackCarBlues said:
Yeah the F10 generation is not a small car.

And yep, I think I’ll be sticking with RW after seeing how expensive WW is. Not a very sustainable option. I also think I’m going to switch from using my IK foamer for RW presoak to just a regular spray bottle. All that pumping and needing to fill it up again after about half the car negates any ease of use it has over a regular spray bottle… unless I’m totally missing something here


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You can mix most RW products to do WW. Uber, N-914, ech20….. I think Griots foesn’t offer this ratio because of there Waterless W&W.

I only use traditional Waterless for light cleaning of a recently cleaned car.

If you have a foamer try Ammo Frothe for Waterless. Best non bucket eash product I have used.


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Coatingsarecrack said:
Correcting Cream hasn ‘t come up against anything to give me a reason to try something else.


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A follow-up question...ever use PERFECTING Cream? Or is that too mild to even bother with?
 
vaca22 said:
A follow-up question...ever use PERFECTING Cream? Or is that too mild to even bother with?
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PC is an ultra-fine finishing polish. Maybe if you were working on super soft black paint you would find a need for it. But I never have.
 
vaca22 said:
A follow-up question...ever use PERFECTING Cream? Or is that too mild to even bother with?
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I usually do coatings so follow up with car pro Essence. Was going to try it this spring but may give Dr.Beasley’s nano polishes a try.


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