Griot's Best of Show Wax? Any love?

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I have come full circle with Best of Show wax. I just recently used this again after a year hiatus. Since it's so hot out, I just wanted to lay down some wax with no fuss, no polish. This BoS worked great and it seemed to either do a light cleaning or maybe some filling because the water spots are no more. Anyone else use this?
 
I've used it many times. the good- good price point, leaves a very good shine
the bad- can be difficult to remove if applied to thick and/or allowed to dry too long, I often had to remove it using griot's liquid spray wax making an extra step. only average durability of 2-3 months.
it's not a bad product, but I think there are other liquid waxes out there that are much easier to use, with the same or better results.
 
I got disgusted one day a couple years ago after spending over an hour waxing a CRV, and threw it in the trash. It has no place in a mobile detailers arsenal. Maybe in a climate controlled shop it would work well, but in this day and age, there is no sense in any LSP being that difficult to remove when being used outdoors. Just my honest thoughts on it.
 
Regarding difficulty of removal, which I didn't experience, the near 100% humidity in my garage may have aided this.
I read a process where Griot's users will leave this wax on overnight and remove it with spray wax the next day. Seems like a lot of work for the reported durability.
Meh. Time for another hiatus while I rotate my other waxes and try some new ones.
 
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