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Griots Surface prep wash
Needed a strip wash and found griots basically checked alot of hypothetical boxes so went with it from autopia. I most likely will be using 10:1 as directed in a foam cannon. Just want to know if anyone had experiences with it. Does it strip easy? How long did you wait? Did you follow up with a 2 bucket wash or went straight to iron decon?
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Re: Griots Surface prep wash
Why did you buy it from them when Autogeek sells it?
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It didn’t work for me. It streaked every time.
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Re: Griots Surface prep wash
I have alot of experience with it, been through 2 bottles of it since it basically came out. On my coated car it makes the paint bead like crazy, so it cleans VERY well, leaving the surface C L E A N. I'm not sure what the pH is but as stated it's to be used to strip clean lesser products so you can add something new or use it in the early process of a full detail.
I'd use this as the pre-wash, inspect your paint to determine how much decon is needed, maybe both and then paint correction and finally an LSP.
Now on my own car I'd follow up with a topper of my chosing and I've even used Griot's Garage surface wash next and then Poly Gloss for the triple play
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Re: Griots Surface prep wash
Originally Posted by
Klasse Act
I have alot of experience with it, been through 2 bottles of it since it basically came out. On my coated car it makes the paint bead like crazy, so it cleans VERY well, leaving the surface C L E A N. I'm not sure what the pH is but as stated it's to be used to strip clean lesser products so you can add something new or use it in the early process of a full detail.
I'd use this as the pre-wash, inspect your paint to determine how much decon is needed, maybe both and then paint correction and finally an LSP.
Now on my own car I'd follow up with a topper of my chosing and I've even used Griot's Garage surface wash next and then Poly Gloss for the triple play
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Can't argue with Roger's results.
His car always looks stunning.
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Re: Griots Surface prep wash
Originally Posted by
Bosko
Why did you buy it from them when Autogeek sells it?
Autopia is the same parent company as Autogeek.
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Originally Posted by
MisterSnoop
Autopia is the same parent company as Autogeek.
Yup. All in the PBMG family.
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Re: Griots Surface prep wash
Originally Posted by
Klasse Act
I have alot of experience with it, been through 2 bottles of it since it basically came out. On my coated car it makes the paint bead like crazy, so it cleans VERY well, leaving the surface C L E A N.
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Whats the dilution ratio? Cant find it anywhere on their or ago website
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Re: Griots Surface prep wash
The Surface Wash and PolyGloss work great for me. I’ve been using them since they first came out, along with the original Griots foam gun. The Surface Prep doesn’t play well with my FK1000p. So be it, no big deal. However, I won’t buy it again.
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