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Griot's Rinseless Wash
First time using a product like this. I know there are many and from what I'm told, they all work well. Honestly, I was very surprised at the results. So much so that I think going forward this will be how I wash my car. Griot's 3 in 1 was used after.
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It's as good as Mckee's and costs the same per ounce, glad you like it because I REALLY like it too[emoji41]
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I just did mine and have it down to less than 10 minutes.
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It works very well. Much better than I thought it would. I see no reason to use a hose at this point, unless the car is really muddy or dirty.
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I used the recommended 1oz per gallon but upped it a bit. I also used a spray bottle full of the diluted solution to pre-treat each panel as I washed it. This helps.
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excellent product! :xyxthumbs:
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NJNinja
I used the recommended 1oz per gallon but upped it a bit. I also used a spray bottle full of the diluted solution to pre-treat each panel as I washed it. This helps.
I was doubtful about RW's at first too, but like you, they are my go-to about 90% of the time.
And, I also use a diluted spray to pre-treat.
I'm glad you took the plunge. :)
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Hope more people try this product[emoji779][emoji779]
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Klasse Act
Hope more people try this product[emoji779][emoji779]
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When I did my full-on hose/bucket wash before polishing this year, I was like "Damn, this sucks." Lol
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I can imagine. Using a hose and drying can be timing consuming. I use a blower but still....I'll be using the Rinseless Wash from now on. Results were great too.
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NJNinja
I can imagine. Using a hose and drying can be timing consuming. I use a blower but still....I'll be using the Rinseless Wash from now on. Results were great too.
Grab yourself a Griot's PFM drying towel.
You can thank me later........... ;)
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PaulMys
Grab yourself a Griot's PFM drying towel.
You can thank me later........... ;)
YES YES YES[emoji362][emoji362][emoji362]
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This is what I'm using now for drying and applying the 3 in 1.
Microfiber Plush Edgeless Towels, Set of 6
- Griot's Garage
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Awesome towels for RW, but how are they for drying?
I have 12 of these, but never used them to dry.
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PaulMys
Awesome towels for RW, but how are they for drying?
I have 12 of these, but never used them to dry.
There are different PFM'S but they gray ones with a black borders are for drying and then there's glass PFM'S but after that, without looking them up, not sure what else there is their line up[emoji848]
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There are different PFM'S but they gray ones with a black borders are for drying and then there's glass PFM'S but after that, without looking them up, not sure what else there is their line up[emoji848]
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I've been impressed with every GG towel so far. JMO
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They are really good IMO. I like them best for applying a product, but I've also been using them to dry lately. They work very well. I'll get the PFM drying towel though as a dedicated towel. :xyxthumbs:
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NJNinja
They are really good IMO. I like them best for applying a product, but I've also been using them to dry lately. They work very well. I'll get the PFM drying towel though as a dedicated towel. :xyxthumbs:
Just a quick story:
I work with a really smart kid at my job (He's 27, but that's a kid to me, lol). He's not a "computer wiz", but more like a savant. He actually became the service manager.
He researches EVERY thing to Nth degree, and has done everything from PPF to ceramic on all of his cars/trucks.
I have been telling him about the PFM for about a year, and he finally ordered it about 2 weeks ago.
After using it for the first time, his only comment to me was "You have GOT to be kidding me. I cannot believe how [friggin'] great this towel is!"
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To me, they’re clearly the best drying towels in the world!
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What I love about griots garage products is they smell amaaaaazing
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Klasse Act
Hope more people try this product[emoji779][emoji779]
You working on commission Roger? :D :poke:
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Misterpaul
You working on commission Roger? :D :poke:
LOL..nah, just a customer since 2005 and this product really works well. Would you like me to bring out a sample to you? I mean it's been what, 6 years since I met you, it's kinda overdue[emoji1787]
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Does Griot's Rinsless Wash leave anything behind on the paint like gloss enhancers, polymers, or waxes? Or is it like Mckees 37 N-914 and cleans the paint without leaving anything behind?
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joebruin77
Does Griot's Rinsless Wash leave anything behind on the paint like gloss enhancers, polymers, or waxes? Or is it like Mckees 37 N-914 and cleans the paint without leaving anything behind?
Leaves ZERO behind[emoji106][emoji106]
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^ to add.. if you would like to use in a spray bottle, dilute 6:1 (or 1 oz. of product to 6 oz.'s of water).
an easy way of doing it is buy a gallon of water, pour out 18.3 (round it off to about 18 1/2 oz.'s)
and add that amount of GG rinse/waterless wash into the gallon and you'll have a gallon of RTU rinseless wash/qd..
exact amount for a 6:1 dilution for a gallon would be ---> (18.3 oz's product / 109.7 oz's of water)
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VISITOR
^ to add.. if you would like to use in a spray bottle, dilute 6:1 (or 1 oz. of product to 6 oz.'s of water).
an easy way of doing it is buy a gallon of water, pour out 18.3 (round it off to about 18 1/2 oz.'s)
and add that amount of GG rinseless wash into the gallon and you'll have a gallon of RTU rinseless wash/qd..
exact amount for a 6:1 dilution for a gallon would be ---> (18.3 oz's product / 109.7 oz's of water)
I need to try this...NOW! Well, make up the mix that it, never used it as WW, THANK YOU[emoji106][emoji106]
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VISITOR
^ to add.. if you would like to use in a spray bottle, dilute 6:1 (or 1 oz. of product to 6 oz.'s of water).
an easy way of doing it is buy a gallon of water, pour out 18.3 (round it off to about 18 1/2 oz.'s)
and add that amount of GG rinse/waterless wash into the gallon and you'll have a gallon of RTU rinseless wash/qd..
exact amount for a 6:1 dilution for a gallon would be ---> (18.3 oz's product / 109.7 oz's of water)
I think Allen needs to post more............................ :)
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Just made a gallon, hope to try it out between the rain drops this week or maybe over the weekend[emoji848]
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joebruin77
Does Griot's Rinsless Wash leave anything behind on the paint like gloss enhancers, polymers, or waxes? Or is it like Mckees 37 N-914 and cleans the paint without leaving anything behind?
The have both kinds. The brilliant rinseless leaves nothing. The rinseless wash and wax does
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VISITOR
^ to add.. if you would like to use in a spray bottle, dilute 6:1 (or 1 oz. of product to 6 oz.'s of water).
an easy way of doing it is buy a gallon of water, pour out 18.3 (round it off to about 18 1/2 oz.'s)
and add that amount of GG rinse/waterless wash into the gallon and you'll have a gallon of RTU rinseless wash/qd..
exact amount for a 6:1 dilution for a gallon would be ---> (18.3 oz's product / 109.7 oz's of water)
I used your ratio as a WW this morning and it worked GREAT! Did you mean to say you'd have a gallon of RTU WW/QD instead of RW? I mean for RW duty I just follow their directions, 1 oz per 1 gallon and make up about 3.5 gallons and use my 1000ML Kwazzer to pre-treat each panel (usually add 4 oz of product here, maybe more when winter gets here and use the grout sponge) using the GD method and it works flawlessly.
When and I stress W H E N the GG3 2" backing plate conversion kit comes in from that VERY slow boat from China, I'll be buying some Brillant Shine rinseless wash with my order, along with some surface prep and surface wash. Haven't used surface prep but would like to use it come spring but surface wash is an outstanding product but this is Griot's Garage were talking about here[emoji106][emoji56][emoji106]
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Klasse Act
Did you mean to say you'd have a gallon of RTU WW/QD /Pre-soak instead of RW?
:xyxthumbs: btw, your ride looks terrific roger! :dblthumb2:
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VISITOR
^ to add.. if you would like to use in a spray bottle, dilute 6:1 (or 1 oz. of product to 6 oz.'s of water).)
I’ve been using it at this ratio as a presoak since they mentioned in during one of their YouTube videos. Overkill? Maybe. But for how cheap the bottle is I don’t feel bad erring to the side of caution.
Also, My 5yo daughter cleans the glass table tops and sliding glass doors each weekend as part of her chores, using this and whichever microfiber I hand her she gets streak free glass each time. :D No issues cutting through dog, um, nose art. :laughing:
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I used it as a WW at that ratio and yes, because of its price, overkill is ok but safely washing a corrected/coated surface is the #1 priority [emoji779]
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Can anyone report how well the dirt releases from the wash media using Griots? Meaning if using the 2bm with a microfiber mitt how well does the dirt release in the rinse bucket? If I recall ONR is notorious for dirt "sticking" to microfiber and N-914 and D114 were pretty good at contamination release and I'm curious where this falls on the spectrum.
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I can tell you in the times I've used Griot's Garage Brilliant Shine rinseless wash and used my grout sponge the rinse bucket gets pretty dirty. FWIW I have those new generation grit guards too. This is really and outstanding product and just started using it as a WW too...most impressive but a much higher ratio than Mckee's N914 but that's NOT going to keep me from using it as a WW along with RW duties[emoji351][emoji779][emoji106]
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Did a Griot's Garage Brillant Shine rinseless wash this past weekend, 2BM w/4 oz-3.5 gallon ratio. I always make more because I pre-treat every panel VERY well and still have some left over but it's not worth saving for next time because I'm using tap water and it gets a little "funky". I've tried to do multiple washes and while I'm using the modern grit guard I'm amazed at how much settle in the bottom when doing a 2nd wash using leftover RW and just "boosting" the wash solution!
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I need to repurchase this product. I want to try it as my interior cleaner/detailer.
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NJNinja
I need to repurchase this product. I want to try it as my interior cleaner/detailer.
Should work great and I'd think 1 oz product to say 1/2 gallon of distilled would work great!
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