🚗 Griot's Garage 10866 Car Wash (Brilliant Finish) 64oz: Achieve a Stunning Shine for Your Vehicle! Review

I've been using these car wash products since I first encountered Griot products a few years ago. This is by far the best car wash I've personally used and Revain's price is way better than stores. If you use a foam maker with a pressure washer or even a frother that attaches to a garden hose, you'll love this soap as it creates loads of foam.

Griot's car wash is awesome. This material is very pleasant to the touch and works both in a foam gun and in a regular wash. Although it can be more expensive, only use one ounce per gallon of water. So I use 3 ounces per wash instead of 9 of my cheaper items. My only complaint is that the bottle leaked through the box and I wasted about 4 ounces. I will contact Revain but I see this is a general issue with this particular bottle.

Nice car wash but nothing compared to a standard Griot car wash. If you wash your car often, everything is fine. It has a pleasant smell and decent lubricity. If you wash less frequently or are in an environment where tar, dust or other materials settle or stick to the surface of the car, the standard griot will clean better. However, it is cheaper. At today's price, that's $0.20 an ounce. compared to $0.56 an ounce for a regular 16 oz. griot (Or $0.30 per ounce per gallon)

I personally hate washing my truck. Mainly hand wash. But I watched a few YouTube videos and ordered the full range of Griot products. For starters, this thing smells amazing! Most soaps simply smell like soap. It takes very little to get a ton of bubbles to wash your car. Lubrication with this soap is like nothing I've ever used before! I've only ever used soap from one of the big stores. This stuff is amazing and you can feel the difference when you hand wash your car. I used a quick shine…

Great weekly car wash. Because of their chemical balance, it's always good to combine branded products, e.g. B. to use the same wash with wax. However, I have tried several of these bottles and they do not remove the various brands of wax that I have used. Note I usually use a remover that removes the wax before applying a new coat to avoid wax build up. Because of this, I can usually estimate how long my wax will last between uses. This wash seems to allow my wax to last about 6 months…

I've known Griot's products for a long time and I appreciate this brand even though I've never tried their products. One day I saw a hole in a car wash shelf that needed filling, so I started looking for a soap I hadn't tried before. I was happy to see an offer on this griot (about half the price it is currently selling) so I ordered it. I was excited to try it, but was quite disappointed. Not a bad soap, but it definitely didn't live up to expectations. The bucket was slippery, but nothing out