Griot's Garage Foaming Poly Gloss for Car Cleaning and Detailing, Spray Wash & Wax, Compatible with The BOSS Foam Cannon Auto-Mix System, 35oz

Works as it should. Leave on for 2 minutes and rinse and a very nice shine. As long as you don’t have to use Griot’s spray bottles you are okay

The media could not be loaded. Very quick way to add quick protection. Immediately add beading and slickness. This vehicle had little to no protection left on the clear coat. Hand washed, added 2oz griot’s foaming poly gloss to 30oz in foam cannon and sprayed onto vehicle. Let sit for 2 minutes, then rinsed off. Water beaded up immediately and began rolling off the vehicle. Very quick and easy.Great value for what you get and how little is required to coat a vehicle. Although I have recently began using this product, from what I have read and experienced with similar products I should be able to expect about 3mo of protection from this product in hot usually dry coastal Southern California.Not really important to the use of this product but it has a fantastic fresh strawberry scent; not overpowering but nice.

Using Griots products for years now . Recently purchased a SUV. I use this in my foam cannon, but don’t expect a “shaving cream” foam, otherwise you’ll be disappointed. I applied it to my SUV, made it dwell for a few minutes, then thoroughly rinsed off. I got an “sheeting effect” if you will, meaning that it coated my vehicle to an unbelievable shine and glow. And although not really recommended, I used it in direct sunlight on a 90 degree day and had no issues whatsoever. Just get some and you’ll see. Highly recommended.

We use this in our detailing business to keep trailers looking perfect. It helps keep the hard water off and bring back the original shine of the trailer. It is very easy to apply and works great.

when using a foam cannon, the spray polymer leaves my Jeep and RAM bodies smooth as silk. Easy to use and I finish with a Spotless Water system to ensure no wate spots.

I added this poly glass on to my trailer and yard barn today. Here’s what I have noticed so far. This product has the best results on metal by far. On my fiberglass trailer I can tell a slight difference over the wax but I have to keep in mind I had two full heavy coats of wax that I put on the trailer last weekend so it’s still very fresh and we didn’t have much sun this past week to work that wax job over very hard. That being said I could tell a big difference on the tires and the roof of the trailer and on the AC covers and sky lights. Water sheeted right off of those. I also did my awning but couldn’t tell much on that because we have a slide out kitchen on the entry side of the trailer and you cant have very much of a drop on the awning or it hits the top corners of the slide out. So with very little drop to the awning the water really has no place to go. That’s why we NEVER leave our awning out while it’s raining. I did the awning more for the UV protection than anything. As stated before I did big metal yard barn. I washed it yesterday because it had a little mold growing on the roof because it’s located on the north side of the property. Anyway the barn was super clean and I figured this product might keep the mold coming back so soon. I can tell you without a doubt that the sheeting of the water is way more obvious on the metal barn than on my fiberglass travel trailer. But I do believe it will make the wax job last a lot longer on the trailer because it’s another protective layer.I ended up doing the yard barn and my truck and 2 coats on the travel trailer ( just to see if second coat made the sheeting more obvious but it did not) and I only used half a bottle of the foam solution. I think it’s going to be a great product to add to my fight against the Texas sun fading my trailer. Hope this info helps.

Love this stuff, on my third bottle. No more buffing is a plus too. It works great on our trailer too.

I have been detailing my cars for 50 years. I have run the gamut from old school hard paste wax that it took hours to get off to new spray on waxes. Foaming Poly Gloss is the easiest product I have ever used. It is so easy that I will probably do it with every wash. It might be the deepest, highest gloss I’ve ever had.I used a pressure washer with a foam cannon and allowed 2 minutes dwell time. Rinsed, blew dry and hit any water drops with a mf towel. It is unbelievably slick.