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Show'n'Shine Saloon
Zymol vs. Griot's
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<blockquote data-quote="PistolWhip" data-source="post: 8165897" data-attributes="member: 30361"><p>I've never used Griots, but Zymol is nothing but re-labeled Turtle Wax. I'm not thrilled with any of the Zymol products I've ever used.</p><p>If you don't need to make any corrections, you don't really need to add too many steps to what you do now. Just tweak them a little bit. Are you trying to stay with OTC products, is that why you listed just Griots and Zymol?</p><p>If so, I think you'd be better off with Meguires products or even Mothers products. </p><p>Otherwise, my tips for you:</p><p>Don't underestimate the washing step! Use two buckets, one with just water and one with a good quality car shampoo (I use Sonus). I would also recommend getting a grit guard for your water/rinse bucket. </p><p>After I clay a car, I always do a quick rewash and then use a cleaner wax or pre-wax polish to prep the surface for whatever my final step will be.</p><p>For times that I'm not doing a full detail I use the same washing method as described above, dry the car thoroughly and then apply a thin coat of Optimum Car Wax (a very good quality spray wax).</p><p></p><p>If you don't mind ordering your supplies online, there's a whole world of products out there that are top notch, priced well and will blow your mind with performance.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="PistolWhip, post: 8165897, member: 30361"] I've never used Griots, but Zymol is nothing but re-labeled Turtle Wax. I'm not thrilled with any of the Zymol products I've ever used. If you don't need to make any corrections, you don't really need to add too many steps to what you do now. Just tweak them a little bit. Are you trying to stay with OTC products, is that why you listed just Griots and Zymol? If so, I think you'd be better off with Meguires products or even Mothers products. Otherwise, my tips for you: Don't underestimate the washing step! Use two buckets, one with just water and one with a good quality car shampoo (I use Sonus). I would also recommend getting a grit guard for your water/rinse bucket. After I clay a car, I always do a quick rewash and then use a cleaner wax or pre-wax polish to prep the surface for whatever my final step will be. For times that I'm not doing a full detail I use the same washing method as described above, dry the car thoroughly and then apply a thin coat of Optimum Car Wax (a very good quality spray wax). If you don't mind ordering your supplies online, there's a whole world of products out there that are top notch, priced well and will blow your mind with performance. [/QUOTE]
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