This is simply wrong. Good luck!…and then when you realize that Griot’s is mostly a marketing operation - all hat, no cattle - you can grab some Meguiar’s products at your local Walmart
This is simply wrong. Good luck!…and then when you realize that Griot’s is mostly a marketing operation - all hat, no cattle - you can grab some Meguiar’s products at your local Walmart
Griot's is what pros use. Meguiar's and Chemical Guys is what people at Walmart & AutoZone buy.Griot's does make a couple good products. I like their ceramic wax and quick detailer. Their soap is kinda meh, especially for the price.
I guess i left out some key requirements
Im going to be using it in an electric foam lance to snow foam the car. 1L bottle.
In addition i need it to have dirt dissolving properties and not just a boat load of foam to look cool.
The main objective is to remove stuck on particles, and also forgo the 2 bucket method/minimize the contact wash
Pros are usually aligned with either 3M (Meguiar’s) or Refinish Solutions Group (Mothers).Griot's is what pros use. Meguiar's and Chemical Guys is what people at Walmart & AutoZone buy.
Maybe but the Meguiars...Chemical Guys and Turtle Wax stuff works just fine....IMOGriot's is what pros use. Meguiar's and Chemical Guys is what people at Walmart & AutoZone buy.
It works fine. Chemical Guys is a little bit annoying because they have so many products that overlap each other, it will make your head spin... they do that on purpose to encourage people to buy more stuff. It's all emphasis on marketing and fancy/colorful labels more than the quality.Maybe but the Meguiars...Chemical Guys and Turtle Wax stuff works just fine....IMO
Do you use these regularly or are they meant to be used sparingly?Higher pH washes
Bilt Hamber Auto Foam
Gyeon Q2M Foam
Koch-Chemie Active Foam
Koch-Chemie Super Foam
Wash Chems Pro 100
Do you use these regularly or are they meant to be used sparingly?
My Autozone carries a lot of Griots stuff and it is also on there website too...It works fine. Chemical Guys is a little bit annoying because they have so many products that overlap each other, it will make your head spin... they do that on purpose to encourage people to buy more stuff. It's all emphasis on marketing and fancy/colorful labels more than the quality.
Meguiar's is IMO better, but Griot's Garage is best. Griot's products are not usually (ever?) available at Walmart or AutoZone ... it is more targeted to pros. Available in larger containers like gallons etc. and products are available on amazon. Less marketing and more quality. Their 3-in-1 ceramic detailer is particularly great.
Interesting. My local AutoZones don't carry any of it ... I wish they did. I have ordered direct from Griot's website and if you order I think over $80 the shipping is free.My Autozone carries a lot of Griots stuff and it is also on there website too...
Im using up my mg ultimate wash and wax, and while it adds lubricity, the dirt removing power is sorely lacking,I like Meguiar's Gold, but with one caveat. I had my car professionally coated (ceramic). Meguiars Gold (like many other car soaps) has a little bit of carnauba wax in it. That's great, but not really needed on a ceramic coating. Doesn't hurt anything, it's just not really needed. It's ideal to use a car soap that's designed for ceramic coatings.
I just started using this, it is fantastic! I bought mine from Harbor FreightThey don't call it Gold Class for nothing.
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I prefer Meguiar's Shampoo Plus. It is considered to be the professional level of Gold Class. It has gloss enhancers and conditioners that Hyper Wash does not. Shampoo Plus is also priced better: $25.99/gal vs. $36.99 for Hyper Wash. I use just 1 oz. in a small bucket, so my gallon has lasted a very long time. It stays very sudsy once mixed and has a pleasant smell.You have to order it online, but I like to use Meguiar's Hyper Wash. It's a little spendy, but you only need 1oz per 5 gallon bucket of warsh. It foams up very nice especially if you have a water softener or rainwater cistern setup.
My local Advanced Auto Parts has the entire line of Griot's stuff.Interesting. My local AutoZones don't carry any of it ... I wish they did. I have ordered direct from Griot's website and if you order I think over $80 the shipping is free.
I prefer Meguiar's Shampoo Plus. It is considered to be the professional level of Gold Class. It has gloss enhancers and conditioners that Hyper Wash does not. Shampoo Plus is also priced better: $25.99/gal vs. $36.99 for Hyper Wash. I use just 1 oz. in a small bucket, so my gallon has lasted a very long time. It stays very sudsy once mixed and has a pleasant smell.
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