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GG Speed Shine poor as clay lube?
I've read a lot of good reviews for GG Speed Shine. Three years ago, I was tickled to find a brand-new, sealed bottle at a local garage sale for 50 cents! I have no idea how old it was, but when shook, it mixed fine. Fast-forward to last weekend, I was ready to crack the seal because I finally used up most of my other QDs. I was using Speed Shine as a clay lube for Mother's (otc yellow) clay. The experience was horrible. The clay was breaking up, and sticking/smearing to my paint. I was using the lube very liberally. At first I thought it was either too cool (low 50s), or my clay was shot. Just for kicks, I swapped to my bottle of DG FC&S on the shelf. The process then worked flawlessly. My FC&S is also several years old.
1. Was my Speed Shine too old?
2. Is Speed Shine lousy as a clay lube?
3. Does Speed Shine only work well with GG clay?
I just thought I'd post this weird experience...
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Super Member
Re: GG Speed Shine poor as clay lube?
Isn't speed shine a wax? Have you tested it on a panel to see if it still works like it should?
Never heard of having to use a specific lube with clay or vice versa.
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Super Member
Re: GG Speed Shine poor as clay lube?
Speed Shine is all I've ever used with the Griot's clay. I've never had any issues.
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Re: GG Speed Shine poor as clay lube?
Speed Shine is their QD. Maybe mine is too old, or it just doesn't like Mother's Clay?
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Super Member
Re: GG Speed Shine poor as clay lube?
Originally Posted by TheCougarGuy
Speed Shine is all I've ever used with the Griot's clay. I've never had any issues.
Same here. Never had a problem of any kind...it works great.
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Junior Member
Re: GG Speed Shine poor as clay lube?
I just used it yesterday with griots clay and had no problems.
Serenity Auto Detailing - Sacramento
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Newbie Member
Re: GG Speed Shine poor as clay lube?
Speed Shine works great as a lube. It's my favorite QD too.
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Super Member
Re: GG Speed Shine poor as clay lube?
I've used Speed Shine with numerous brands of clay without a single issue. Lately, I've been mixing ONR as a clay lube for cars where I'm doing some polishing or correction, since it's both good and cheap. But, if it's just a quick clay and wax job, SS is my preference since it finishes with more gloss.
Bill
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Re: GG Speed Shine poor as clay lube?
Mine must be old then. I'll see if it has a date code. It doesn't smell very good. It did produce a nice gloss. I can still use it for bird bombs. The bottle itself is worth 50 cents. I also purchased Griots' spray nozzle.
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Super Member
Re: GG Speed Shine poor as clay lube?
I had this issue with Speed Shine last year. Brand new bottle. I had run out of my regular clay lube and figured it's a quick detailer and should work. Well my Adams clay kept grabbing the paint really bad like there wasn't enough lube. I kept spraying and it kept grabbing. It ended up leaving smear marks on the hood of the car. I concluded that it was the Speed Shine. I ended up mixing up some DP rinseless wash and used that instead and it worked great.
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