GRIOTS BOSS CORRECTING CREAM|AUTO DETAILING PLANO TX-MCKINNEY TX-FRISCO TX-ALLEN TX
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- SCOTT WITH DALLAS PAINT CORRECTION & AUTO DETAILING SERVING PLANO TX-FRISCO TX-ALLEN TX-MCKINNEY TX AND DALLAS TEXAS REVIEWS GRIOTS GARAGE BOSS CORRECTING CREAM
www.dallaspaintcorrection.com/
Products Used:
1. Griot's Garage BOSS Cream Kit - amzn.to/2J2Cqj6
2. Griot's Garage 10523 5.5" Orange Foam Polishing Pad (Set of 3) - amzn.to/2J25KGz
3. Griot's Garage 10813STDCRD 6" Dual Action Random Orbital Polisher with 10' Cord - amzn.to/2UtvyjU - Auta a dopravní prostředky
i just tried this and i love it no dust
Great vedio very good info ... keep doin what you doin that is kicking some knowledge to us....
Make a review of scholl s20 vs griots boss correcting cream please! Great video
great video. I am going to buy some of this! can you do a video on what microfiber you use as a pro? and how you clean and take care of them?
I use a finishing polish quite often.
Hey Scott.. I am wondering if you still love this product after all of this time? I keep looking at other products, but always seem to add this one back to my list for my upcoming paint cleanup projects.
Scott if you love this then you'd probably really love scholl concepts S20 black.....
i do love s20
Fantastic
What was the spray/chemical you used before wiping off the compound?
With Griot's Boss Fast/Correcting Creams, do you feel Griot's Perfecting cream is necessary? Does it provide enough of a difference that makes it worth the work? I was only able to find a a single video that talks about the Perfecting cream but it doesn't do a very good job.
Scott got a couple of beginner questions if you'd be willing to answer them. if I had a few scratches on the hood in a 6 by 6 inc area could I do the boss fast correction cream and that area and kind of faded out a couple inches in each Direction. clean it up and then proceed with perfecting cream in that area and the rest of the panel and then move on to a wax or do you need to use the fast correction cream on the whole entire Hood to make it look uniform? I understand each situation is unique and might be hard to answer. Also do you prefer one product over another when it comes to black paint? As always thanks for your time I'm sure I got a dozen other questions just can't think of them right now I'll pestor you later. Lol
After wiping can I follow up with a spray wax for extra shine?
sure you can
Hey Scott, what the highest temperature you will use this type of product in? Is 100 degrees to hot?
Clips what kinda question is that lmao crazy
@@Venom_Dvbz it’s a fair question as a random orbital can easily heat the paint up to 150 degrees
I used this for the first time today along with a griots boss orange pad and it did remove most of the defects I thought it would remove but it didn’t get rid of all the swirl marks I thought it would. What should I try next? I more aggressive pad with the same correcting cream or a more aggressive correcting cream with the same orange pad?
I would try their fast correcting cream
Hey Scott, for a general 2 step correction using Lake Country pads you like, could I use the Correcting cream with an orange pad and finish up using the Perfecting cream with a black pad or should I only use a white pad with the perfecting cream.
i4Ni C the Black pad has no cut it’s better for wax/sealant the white pad will follow the orange pad better.
Thanks for the info Steven, I'll get the white pads for the second step. Happy Holidays
I should have worded it better. I was just looking for a couple of steps to get some minor correction accomplished. For instance when we go to trade in our cars they are usually in pretty good shape overall but have the usual superficial scratches and paint defects from the years on the road so I just needed a simple less aggressive polishing regimen just to get the car shiny again to trade in. I know the pros usually start with a micro fiber and a more aggressive compound to do real correction work but I usually don't neglect the paint that bad to need the more aggressive methods. I figured the orange pad and then a softer cut pad with less aggressive Griots polishes would suffice for most of the general polishing work on my cars and motorcycles.
was wondering if there wax is good i bet it is
Heck yeah
if you where to have a car that was in bad condition. what would you say would be a good polish to use after this griots?
if car was in really bad shape i would use perhaps griots fast correcting cream first and not this compound and then follow with a polish like meguiars m205 or sonax perfect finish...the griots compound in this video is great for moderate defects and i find i don't have to follow up with a polish...thanks for your comment:)
Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing thank you for the advice man i will follow
Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing one last question when applying the meguirs polish for example what color lake country pad would you use? also what wax or sealent would you recomend, and what colour lake country pad wouls be used. im trying to figure out my setup. thank you for any tips in advanced
@Ellacost831, in other videos of Scott's, He likes to follow up with Menzerna Power Lock Sealant w/a black LC force pad, topped off with Meguiars ultra fast Finish for a slick wet look. He used the same f/up combos for both black and white cars. As for the pad used for Meguiars p205 polish, i'm not sure but maybe use a LC Force white or black pad. Scott will have to verify that.
Would you use this product on a new car with extremely few minute imperfections or use the perfecting cream by griots? Trying to prep my new car before applying a ceramic coat and don't want to use too aggressive of a product. Thanks! Great vid
Two thumbs up on the Griots Fast Correcting Cream, it finishes down very well.
Hey, Scott, are the threads the same on all DA polishers. I want to get the Harbor freight DA, and will change the backing plate. What do you recommend. Thank you sir.
Did you say "this is Scott from soul corrections?"
Sounded like Soul Reflections. :)
@@nyxsyn agreed! I hear "reflections" as well.. don't know the significance, he stopped saying it fairly quickly and went to just DPC..
Is that a harbor freight D/A?
yes...i have many d/a like rupes and flex but I'm going to do a review in the future about the harbor freight d/a...it blows the porter cable away!..thanks for your comment
If you like Harbor Freight, you should also find a dentist and a orthopedic surgeon you like, because that shit will rattle your bones and teeth out. Also don’t call yourself a professional detailer , use a 50.00 buffer, and no they are not better then a porter cable, not in anyway. I bought a porter cable 12 years ago and thing thing ran perfect until a employee dropped it off a ladder. If you are even a novice detailer get a griots 6’ buffer.. you will thank your car, yourself, your teeth, and your hands.
Clean Slate Detailing true dat porter cable way smoother and less noisy buy I hate the speed gap between 5 and 6 on the potter cable all of a sudden it kicks into high gear I had someone say they like the harbor freight more
Scott, can you explain what different with this product vs HD Speed?
sure and i will make a video about it just for you:)...thanks for the idea and for your support..much love my brother
Scott... You da' man! I look forward to watching. Keep those vids coming. Just bought HD Speed, per your suggestion. Can't wait to try it.
I guess as a followup question.... Griot's shows two more, less aggressive product, i.e. "perfecting", then "finishing". WTH?
Hey Scott great video! I've been a Griots customer for along time now. Griots products are made right here in Indiana. My uncle is the Supervisor and over sees all their liquid productions. Needless to say I have tried all their products. I think the correcting cream works well but Take my word and buy a bottle of the Griots Complete Compound. It works better then the correcting cream and wipes off in one pass leaving a perfect surface ready for wax. I'm also a Detailer and it has saved me a lot of time and wiping. If you ever have any questions about how effective any of their products are just ask cause I have tried them all thanks to my uncle.
i have tried and thank you...thats cool your uncle works with griots:)
Hi Webster, two questons: Can i work it fast on a larger surface than 2x2 per pass?
How does it compare to Wolfgang Uber?
ludovic louisdhon to answer your guestion yes you can. For example I do half a hood in slow but steady movement, or a full door at a time. I have never used Wolfgang so I can't answer that. I use it with Griots orange correcting foam pads and it work flawlessly and wipes off easy. Sometimes I follow up with Complete Polish from Griots as well just to give it that bang when done. But Complete Compound followed by a wax looks amazing. I also use Liquid Polywax from Griots. It protects for a year and is the easiest wax to remove when dried hands down. I actually went 1 1/2 years and it still was repelling water almost as good as it did when I applied it. Before I started using Griots I had used several different waxes and polishes and nothing compares to Griots Garage products.
Wow I really have to test this out. I'm gonna buy some complete compound. I have 9 bottles of correcting cream in stock in my Arsenal so yeah i swear by it haha
Is the complete compound sun friendly?
want to try this stuff looked at there web site they have the stuff your using and they got fast correcting cream what is the difference the fast cream cost a little more love your videos
The "fast" product is more abrasive/aggressive. It will attack deeper imperfections "faster." That stuff isn't for a newbie like me.
Will the correcting cream stain the black plastic of the vehicle?
well any compound has the potential to stain plastic..i always tape the trim so its never an issue..but i don't think griots talks about plastic staining
Let's ask his nephew
Hi Scott, I just bought this afternoon the boss kit ( the 4 creme) and I was wondering if it will work fine with my Griot's Garage 6" polisher. I know it was made for the G15/21 but right now I can't afford it. Hope you will help me like you help 10 of thousand of poeple over the web. Keep up the good work we need you aroud with your precious advice.
Richard
yes Richard the boss cremes will work great with your 6" polisher:)
So how much do u love that cream? 🤣🤣🤣
Scott you are the best!
You can only have 1 love lol this is like the 5th time you said your in love haha
What kind of machine you useing on these vedio
Hey Scott like your videos can you review chemical guy's VSS scratch and swirl remover.
Brad Smith those guys suck bruh smh lol
No CG!
+Dallas Paint Correction You seem like a cool guy, you said it's gonna look "something" like this lol I saw it looked "exactly" like that.. wiping the compound off the paint 😊 keep up the good work!
This is £100 GBP delivered in the UK on UK Amazon for a 16oz bottle....WTF!! It's like SuperClean, same price delivered in UK for a gallon.When will these products hit the UK and be sold in the UK at a sensible price?!! So frustrating grrrrr lol
Griots correcting cream smells like orange creamsicle...🍊🍊🍊🥛🥛🥛
Exactly what I thought!
I like your videos, but GG its not diminishing abrasives... in de rest u are right
Omar Omar ..well actually they are ..it's not a true smat or dat technology..meguiars used a true smat for m105 but griots
changed the game with even going further with smat technology that the abrasives start off very tiny by volume and they do break down over time so working time is longer and finishing can be achieved unlike m105 or other smat compounds..but the abrasives do break down in any smat compounds on the market its just griots went even smaller so its sub-micron and not super micron..hope that makes sence but lets be honest all compounds will break down over a period of time regardless of what manufacturers say
Omar Omar I think Scott has a great point, Omar squared. 👍🏻
say, repeat, repeat, repeat. OK we got it.
i know right!...this guy can't stop repeating himself...thanks for the tease and i will work on it
Always correcting a flat surface
He's showing the product