Meg's Wash and Wax
06-14-17, 06:42 AM
#16
Of course it's diluting it, but again, the intention isn't to maximize protection... it is to add some lubrication and work as a frying aid. A little protection and gloss are just additional benefits 
For drying, I am in love with the Griot's Garage PFM Drying Towel. Hands down the best drying towels I've ever used. I stopped using waffle weave drying towels as soon as I tried to PFM towels.
For drying, I am in love with the Griot's Garage PFM Drying Towel. Hands down the best drying towels I've ever used. I stopped using waffle weave drying towels as soon as I tried to PFM towels.
06-14-17, 02:49 PM
#18
Detailed Image sells their own re-branded terry weave drying towel for much cheaper than the Griot's, but it is NOT the same as the Griot's. It is just a one sided towel, where the Griot's is a two sided towel.
06-16-17, 04:50 AM
#19
I have not heard of Taro Racing before. Are they selling Griot's Garage branded towels? or are they a 3rd party copy?
Detailed Image sells their own re-branded terry weave drying towel for much cheaper than the Griot's, but it is NOT the same as the Griot's. It is just a one sided towel, where the Griot's is a two sided towel.
Detailed Image sells their own re-branded terry weave drying towel for much cheaper than the Griot's, but it is NOT the same as the Griot's. It is just a one sided towel, where the Griot's is a two sided towel.
06-16-17, 04:53 AM
#20
I've been using the Megs Wash and wax in my foam cannon and it has alot of foam and it works great. Should I change to the Honeydew foam or keep using the Wash and wax. Any pro's or Cons? Thanks.
06-16-17, 11:21 AM
#21
Use whatever you like using... if W&W fits your needs, keep using it.
A saying that I like to quote regarding detailing products is "find something you like and use it often". You can drive yourself crazy experimenting with tons of other products, but if you already have something that does everything you need a shampoo to do, there isn't much point in changing
A saying that I like to quote regarding detailing products is "find something you like and use it often". You can drive yourself crazy experimenting with tons of other products, but if you already have something that does everything you need a shampoo to do, there isn't much point in changing
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06-16-17, 11:31 AM
#22
The reason I asked is I'm almost out of the W&W and I never used anything else. I've only had my car for 4 months and I'm really a newbie at this soft paint THANG. I've always had REAL Cars, "CHEVYS" !!!
I replied to Zach's post because Zach has fooled everybody, including me, into thinking that he's pretty smart about this PAINT CORRECTION THANG Props to you Sir.
Anyway......... Thanks Zach !!!!
I replied to Zach's post because Zach has fooled everybody, including me, into thinking that he's pretty smart about this PAINT CORRECTION THANG
Props to you Sir.Anyway......... Thanks Zach !!!!
06-16-17, 12:29 PM
#23
Use whatever you like using... if W&W fits your needs, keep using it.
A saying that I like to quote regarding detailing products is "find something you like and use it often". You can drive yourself crazy experimenting with tons of other products, but if you already have something that does everything you need a shampoo to do, there isn't much point in changing
A saying that I like to quote regarding detailing products is "find something you like and use it often". You can drive yourself crazy experimenting with tons of other products, but if you already have something that does everything you need a shampoo to do, there isn't much point in changing
06-16-17, 12:51 PM
#24
This morning I see that they just changed the price to 38 bucks but mine has been shipped and I paid 28 bucks for it. Maybe I just got lucky. It says it's the Griots Garage brand. I just gotta wait and see now.
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Even though I no longer use it, my favorite car soap will always be Pinnacle bodywork shampoo. It's slick and smells like coconuts.
I switched to Carpro Reset for my coated cars.
06-16-17, 02:21 PM
#25
I used to use the Wash and Wax since I got it pretty cheap at Walmart one day. It seemed to work pretty good for the price. I can't comment on how well the wax part works since I've always used a dedicated wax or sealant.
I've switched to using various Chemical Guys shampoos such as Mr. Pink, Maxi Suds II, and Citrus Wash & Gloss. I typically buy them from Amazon by the gallon.
I've switched to using various Chemical Guys shampoos such as Mr. Pink, Maxi Suds II, and Citrus Wash & Gloss. I typically buy them from Amazon by the gallon.
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