Griots spray on wax

Threw on some griots spray wax today, I had the car already dry when putting this on, does it work better if the car is still wet.?? Another question I looked up the spray wax on AG said to use this to enhance your existing wax.

Would I be better off just using the Best of show wax, just trying something new, usually I just use the meg UFF.

Thanks

Rich

Hey Rich!

The GG spray wax is best used on a clean, dry, already waxed surface. It's pretty much a booster for your LSP you already have.

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Originally Posted by PaulMys

Hey Rich!

The GG spray wax is best used on a clean, dry, already waxed surface. It's pretty much a booster for your LSP you already have.

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Agree with this as well. That being said I'm finding that the Best Of Show Detailer works excellently as a drying aid as does their Waterless Wash & Wax (and is more economical too).

Mike

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Originally Posted by Firehouse Mike

Agree with this as well. That being said I'm finding that the Best Of Show Detailer works excellently as a drying aid as does their Waterless Wash & Wax (and is more economical too).

Mike

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The Best of Show detailer is incredible. Best QD I have ever used to date.

I've used spray on wax as a drying aid and never had a issue.....preferred it over D156 actually

Paul, you always come thru, I"ll pick up some of that best of show stuff

Rich

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Originally Posted by jkrig

I've used spray on wax as a drying aid and never had a issue.....preferred it over D156 actually

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Yeah, I wasn't saying that you couldn't use it as a drying aid. But, I think it works best on a dry panel. JMO

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Originally Posted by Richs66

Paul, you always come thru, I"ll pick up some of that best of show stuff.


You'll love the Best of Show QD, Rich.

Rich

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From what I understand is the original Griot's spray wax works fine as a drying aid but the new best of show spray wax needs to be applied dry

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