New product suggestion - undercarriage spray.

[supercharged]

Originally Posted by MotorCity Honda

it does???

[killrwheels@autogeek]

Griots was the first to make an undercarriage spray ... used it for years until I switched to cheap AA aerosol.

[D&D Auto Detailing]

Originally Posted by FASN8N

People have said the same about the Chemical Guys VRT too.

I have used the Chemical Guys VRT and it is NOT the same as Adams VRT.

FWIW

Whats the difference?

[supercharged]

Originally Posted by killrwheels@autogeek

Griots was the first to make an undercarriage spray ... used it for years until I switched to cheap AA aerosol.

And so did I. But I don't like aerosol spray, I'd rather use the pump spray.

[killrwheels@autogeek]

Stoners More Shine Less Time is suppose to be available in pump spray now , just a thought !

[supercharged]

Originally Posted by killrwheels@autogeek

Stoners More Shine Less Time is suppose to be available in pump spray now , just a thought !

Thanks, I'll check it out.

[FASN8N]

Originally Posted by D&D Auto Detailing

Whats the difference?

The Chemical Guys VRT does not have the same consistency and seems to have too much liquid in it making it runny (for lack of a better term).

This does not help with slinging when used on the tires etc.

[imageautodetail]

I use SprayWay Instant Shine for wheel wells, It is the easiest most cost effective way that I have found, very controlable, In certain weather conditions it will float, so I usually do it right before final wax/seal just in case. I have used it for a year or so and like the results and durability. Always up to try new things, but just wanted to add my .02

[zaxjax]

Meguiar's Hyper dressing works great on undercarriages.

[Waxmax]

Yes, Adams and Griots under carriage sprays work great. I also like Adams In-Out Spray. I think they are reworking it for VOC compliance.