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    Re: Griot's Black Shine

    Tires look shinier than the paint.

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    Re: Griot's Black Shine

    Quote Originally Posted by Rsurfer View Post
    Tires look shinier than the paint.
    Oooo burn. Lol

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    Re: Griot's Black Shine

    Quote Originally Posted by Rsurfer View Post
    Tires look shinier than the paint.
    Haha your right, I didn't wash the car at this point, just the wheels and tires. The car is covered in pollen and I'm still trying to undo all the swirls from the previous owner, one day the tires and car will be equal in shine. Griot's Black Shine


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    Re: Griot's Black Shine

    Great review! The tires on your Jag look great!

    I'm curious how hard is it to clean off on your next wash. Although silicon based dressings look amazing and last longer, I never liked using it because it was such a pain to clean. My tire brush would turn black and gum up. This is why I switched to water based dressings.
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    Re: Griot's Black Shine

    Quote Originally Posted by Marc08EX View Post
    Great review! The tires on your Jag look great!

    I'm curious how hard is it to clean off on your next wash. Although silicon based dressings look amazing and last longer, I never liked using it because it was such a pain to clean. My tire brush would turn black and gum up. This is why I switched to water based dressings.
    That's a great question Marc, when it is time for a redo on the tires, I will update on the removal procedure. I have a few tire cleaners that I can compare.


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    Re: Griot's Black Shine

    Excellent mini review! Is the product water or silicone based? Looks great!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Marc08EX View Post
    Great review! The tires on your Jag look great!

    I'm curious how hard is it to clean off on your next wash. Although silicon based dressings look amazing and last longer, I never liked using it because it was such a pain to clean. My tire brush would turn black and gum up. This is why I switched to water based dressings.
    Can't silicon based dressings be water based?

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    Re: Griot's Black Shine

    Quote Originally Posted by Rsurfer View Post
    Can't silicon based dressings
    be water based?
    Quote Originally Posted by NickZ28 View Post
    Is the product water or silicone based?
    •Or, instead:
    -Is it water or petroleum based?

    -Water-in-Oil vs. Oil-in-Water emulsion;
    etc.?


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    Re: Griot's Black Shine

    There's no such thing as silicon based dressings/products.
    I called Meguiars a long time ago and uttered that term and the guy on the line just about scolded me for saying "silicon based"

    "Ok, There's no such thing as silicon based"!

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    Re: Griot's Black Shine

    That Griot's product looks identical to their Undercarriage Spray. I wonder if they are one and the same.

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