Griots Garage 10916 Liquid Gloss Review

Due to the virus lockdown, I'm becoming more and more engrossed in cleaning and caring for my cars. I decided to get some wax that I haven't used in years. The guy on the car site I'm looking at recommended this to me, so I took the kit. Very easy to apply and buff to a matte finish once dry. I applied it on a moderately warm day in low sunlight/shade. I couldn't believe how much my car has changed since using this wax. And now it seems so smooth. Painted a second car with the same result. Then

Well done Griots! I detail my cars as a hobby. Menzerna Powerlock used to hold the crown for durability, ease of use and shine for me. With a recent reformulation, it has become more robust but has lost some of its usability. Begin the hunt for my next sealant. I decided to give it a try on Saturday (we had our first day of over 50 in a month). I ended up washing, covering with clay (and on AMG) lightly polishing. This sealer is very easy to apply (better than CG BWW/Adam's Butter Wax) and very

I have been using Griot One Step Sealant for many years but I think this product will become my favorite product for my vehicles and my customers' vehicles. Using my detailing services. Wax is very easy to apply - just wipe off. After a short time to eliminate the haze (simply apply to the whole car and start buffing from the first applied panel), the excess polish is removed just as easily as the initial application. The shine is exceptional. I'm still evaluating long-term durability but this…

Let me start by saying that I have been using Griot's for many years. I have a black BMW 03 with original paint that I still get compliments on. Any car enthusiast knows this is saying something for a black car. However, I just used this new Liquid Gloss Poly Wax Kit for the first time on a 2019 Dodge Durango. My son chose to have it washed at a gas station car wash and you know what that does to wax. The day started cloudy so I decided to cover the 4x4 outside. The first sections were made in…

If you are looking for an easy to use wax that gives an incredible shine then this is for you. Over the past 45 years I've tried all types of wax (sometimes years ago for my parents' machines) and used everything from plain old Turle Wax & Simoniz to Pinnacle. None of them had the shine or hydrophobic properties of Griots Poly Wax. It's supposed to last at least 6 months so time will tell how accurate it is as it's only been a few weeks since I installed it on my car. I bought this primarily…