imported_BluHeaven
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Before
Washed down with damp MF towel
After Griots spray and wipe down
Washed down with damp MF towel
After Griots spray and wipe down
For those who were interested.. before/after griots undercarriage spray
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MidnightHour
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Wow! I'm gonna have to pick me up some of that! Looks great!
imported_BluHeaven
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I have no clue how long it lasts! This is the first time I've used it.... I'll monitor it though throughout daily driving etc. Its really dusty here so this will be a good test for it.
It would be excellent for wheel well detailing before a show though!
35oz is 14 bucks but then you have to buy the stupid sprayer too
It would be excellent for wheel well detailing before a show though!
35oz is 14 bucks but then you have to buy the stupid sprayer too
topnotchtouch
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I have also heard of some people using Meguiars Engine Kote for the same purpose. I would be interested to hear from anyone who has used both and can offer a comparison. As it is I already have Meguiars Engine Kote and will be giving that a try first.
Thanks
Thanks
Accumulator
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BluHeaven- Nice job, you're sure getting your TT all spruced up! Like you, I don't like Griot's sprayer for use with the Undercarriage Spray. Too easy to spray stuff I don't intend to. There are better sprayers out there, I got my last ones from TOL. I ended up "painting" a lot of the Undercarriage Spray on with foam brushes, only spraying the tough-to-do spots.
Heh heh, I think I just coined a new Autopian acronym: Griot's Undercarriage Spray= GUS
Fr0zen- As I recall, another AMG pilot compared the two products and preferred the Griot's. I barely remember the thread, but I think he preferred the way it "aged" as it started heading towards needing to be redone. It's gonna be a personal preference issue. I've only tried the Griot's, and I DO like it. But beware! It can be one MESSY product! Heavy silicon content, very oily until it dries. Don't get it all over your tires or your driveway or yourself. Don't get it on your good towels either, it doesn't launder out easily. Watch how you interpret those caveats; remember, I DO like the product. In MY experience, the GUS lasts until you wash it off with something sorta strong, like EF-HI. I always end up getting too aggressive with my wheelwell cleanups and have to re-apply it because of that. Otherwise, it'll last a while.
BTW, just had body work done on a car that I recently used the GUS on. They worked around the specific areas where I used the GUS and NO, there were NO fisheyes or other problems. But this shop knows me and knows to REALLY prep with wax/silicon removers when doing my cars.
Heh heh, I think I just coined a new Autopian acronym: Griot's Undercarriage Spray= GUS
Fr0zen- As I recall, another AMG pilot compared the two products and preferred the Griot's. I barely remember the thread, but I think he preferred the way it "aged" as it started heading towards needing to be redone. It's gonna be a personal preference issue. I've only tried the Griot's, and I DO like it. But beware! It can be one MESSY product! Heavy silicon content, very oily until it dries. Don't get it all over your tires or your driveway or yourself. Don't get it on your good towels either, it doesn't launder out easily. Watch how you interpret those caveats; remember, I DO like the product. In MY experience, the GUS lasts until you wash it off with something sorta strong, like EF-HI. I always end up getting too aggressive with my wheelwell cleanups and have to re-apply it because of that. Otherwise, it'll last a while.
BTW, just had body work done on a car that I recently used the GUS on. They worked around the specific areas where I used the GUS and NO, there were NO fisheyes or other problems. But this shop knows me and knows to REALLY prep with wax/silicon removers when doing my cars.