Blake's Blog

As the title says, this is part three in the series that describes my polishing learning curve. (Part 1 and Part 2 are here.)

I recently purchased a Griot's Garage 6" Random Orbital Polisher and some 6" Wax Applicator Pads. I found this polisher to be an amazing addition to my cleaning arsenal, but I had run out of my polishing products. So what did I do? I bought the Griot's Garage Machine Polish Set. I must say, just like the polisher itself, I was quite impressed with these compounds. They seemed to make the orbital polisher work even better then it did with my old run-of-the-mill polishes.

In the interest of getting the test done, and the fact I am impatient, I now have the cleanest lawn mower in town. My old waxes I had left did a fine job on the old girl. I have a problem I know, but that is another story. 

Now, on to the Griot's Best of Show Wax. I followed the same routine I have for years with my car. I figured this would give me the best and most consistent results. Wash, polish, wax. I noticed the results right off the bat with the Best of Show Wax. It went on very smoothly and evenly. I could tell even before removing the product that it was a nice compound. Removal of the product was very easy; it did not gum up and clump on my Microfiber Wax Removal Cloths like other waxes I have used in the past. And when the wax was off, oh baby, what a deep luster and nice shine I had!

All Griot's Garage products are 3-for-3 with me. Will the streak continue? We will just have to see what happens when I try some of the many other products they offer. I still do not know what I am going to try next, but stay tuned, I will let you know shortly.