Griot's Garage BOSS Fast Correcting Cream!!!! Sub_Micron Abrasives, Low Dusting, Quick Cut!!!
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- čas přidán 15. 03. 2018
- Griot's Garage BOSS Fast Correction Cream is engineered to eliminate severe defects. Formulated for quick wipe off. Utilizes a ton of sub-micron abrasives removing severe defects while adding depth and clarity.
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I'm addicted to your vids...lol...just a weekend warrior...appreciate how detailed & systematic you are...
This was a compound that I was itching to see in action.
I appreciate these reviews and the process in how you're testing them. Thanks again Brian!!!
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I was quite pleased with everything about it. It could have been a little more aggressive.
Good video brother! No bull, everything right on point! Been detailing myself 14 years!
I had a client today with a black Hyundai today. A dog climbed all over the car. I used my Rupes 21 with Griots Correcting Cream. Did a good job. Awesome videos Brian.
I purchased it love it.works well in sun at 16x16 .thanks again for great video
Did nice job on 800 , I like it. Thanks Brian...
I know right! It does really well with severe defects.
What do you think of the Griot's Garage BOSS Fast Correcting Cream? 👇
I like the Griots boss system products ,it's all I use !
I like the compounds but there pads are a lil hard to clean without compress air.
Hands down one of the best compounds out there!
I only had a 4oz sample. Thought it was quite good and would have bought it, but already had HD Cut. I found them to be fairly similar. Lack of dusting is a very attractive property.
It did well. That residue is something else, though. I do like this product. Sampled some that was sent from an online friend, and had to buy the regular size bottles.
Great reviews series! Excellent vid!
100vla Thanks!👍🏻
Great video! Defently will purchase this product!
It is very effective and user friendly.👍
Nice video Brian, Griot's Garage BOSS Fast Correction Cream is awesome!!! Not the top correction cream!!
Was hoping for this review! Thanks for the daily uploads!
My pleasure
Nice stuff!!! What a great finish for being able to take out almost all the 1000 and definitely making a hit into the 800. But the finish was awesome for such a good cut
This is my "go to" compound.
Great video, I just subscribed and binge watching your videos now. Have you used this on any white later GM vehicles? I have a 2014 Impala Police car with some scratches somewhere between the 800 and 1000 demo spots where decals were removed and want to try and make it look a little better.
Just finished my 2000 lightning. Great shine!!! By the way it's red !!!
Good video, may just have to pick some up, thanks brian
Its not too bad Jeffrey👍
The BOSS system is very good B👍🏻
Mikey P it is!
Nice test!! Can you add Clear Finish’s P1 to your list of compounds for testing?
Hey Apex do you think you could do a medium cut/polish series for one step? Meguiars 205, Menzerna 2500, Sonax perfect finish, etc. Meguiars is the best bang for buck but I've been hearing great reviews on the Sonax perfect finish.
i plan on doing my whole bmw alpine white with this and their complete polish. i did just the hood with adam's blue compound and the griot's complete polish and the results were good. curious to see how it compares.
Do you think the difference in hardness of clear coats on different panels could possibly skew your decision or results of a compound? Keep up the great work!
Does this finish out like a polish or do I NEED to follow up with a polish before wax/sealant?
I have to believe based on these results that a long throw polisher with an orange or yellow foam cutting pad and a high speed probably gets most of the 800 out. Well done Griots
I've watched some more recent videos comparing heavy cut compounds. For a mobile guy, what would you say is the best all around heavy cut. Is it still sonax? Seems like you've gone back and forth between the 3D ACA and sonax. I don't do a lot of paint enhancement/correcting so I don't have a big arsenal to work with yet. I want to get more into that. I currently have a Koch-chemie fine polish and jescar correcting compound. I have a few different foam pads, microfiber and am picking up some wool pads. Looking to add a heavier cut and maybe a few more other polshes/compounds to practice with, but don't want to break the bank buying everything. Climate here is desert: dry, and long warm/hot parts of the year. What would you recommend? thanks
If you wanted to get comp, polish, wax, AIO, sealant all in one family. Which name would you recommend Jescar, Griots, Sonax, or Angel Wax.
I've been using this since spring of 2020 and have had good results. I'm not a professional, and have done about 10 different cars/suv. I dont want to start buying an assortment of compounds, so is it safe to say it is splitting hairs the difference between the top compounds?
Just to clarify, all these BOSS creams are SMAT instead of diminishing, correct?
Could I use this as a one step? Should I use a orange hex cutting pad or white hex
Can this product work on a vehicle with light to medium oxidation?
Thank you 🙏🏾
The milky residue is strange! Never had that issue with fastcc
I don't think there's one video on CZcams about Griot's Boss line perfecting cream.
Do you think you could do a video on menzerna?
If you were to use a better quality pad like Lake Country med cut orange or Meguiars microfiber Id bet this stuff would be among the top if not the top
Brian great demo. My Question is can you use FFC as a one step? Or do I need to finish with CC.
Best to follow up with an ultra fine polish ....especially on dark colors.
Thanks, Brian!!! It did pretty well! I agree, wipeoff could be easier, but nothing too bad. So, you think Resurrection cut a bit quicker/better?
Its a tiny bit more aggressive. I did two complete corrections and really like this stuff. If it had just a little more bite....it would be tops. Unlike some other Griots products... the price is right on.👍🏻
I’ve necer experienced that kind of residue with that compound.
What if u used a Microfiber Cutting pad...
The "sweating" is very strange. I've never experienced that with FCC.
It’s weird the fast correcting cream seem to do better in the 1000 area of cut max , but cut max did slightly better in the 800 area .
I have the correcting cream not the FCC and I've been happy with the results. Had the same issue getting the residue off. Do you think a spray or 2 of eraser or an IPA/water mix into the removing towel might help and remove any remaining lubricants at the same time?
It's humidity..high humidity will have more tendency to dust
Griot's did a bit better than I expected
James Biedlar it did very well
This is a long post. Over the past couple years I've been through six or seven bottles of Fast Correcting Cream and I've never seen it leave behind a loose liquid film on a surface. I've used the compound heavily on different machines (3, 8, 15mm throw and rotary) with all sorts of pad sizes and pad types and in all manner of temperature and humidity.
What you show in the video is definitely odd. Last year I had a bottle that dusted like crazy and lacked lubrication, so I called Griot's customer service, they asked for a picture of the bottom of the bottle with the batch number, and about a week later a new bottle arrived and it was perfect.
Based on what is shown here it may be possible that your product is not up to par with Griot's standard. I know you test a lot of abrasives for your channel (thank you for doing this!), so it may be less important to you to put in time and such to get a new bottle from the manufacturer, but I'd love to hear about whether or not the product continues to run, even if you don't do a dedicated video about it and just mention it in a future video.
I'll send some of this product to you if you like, I'll even test a portion of the amount that I send so I can verify that it doesn't turn in to liquid after a couple section passes.
Will a new batch of Fast Correcting Cream change the outcome of your test? I doubt it - the result that you show is definitely on par with what I expect. But! I love this compound and I'd hate to see folks get turned away from it if they see the product turning into runny water after a couple passes.
Did you prime the pad with a pad conditioner or water? I'm sure you've seen pads sweat before if they contain too much moisture, especially in a warm or hot environment. What you show in video is excessive liquid and doesn't look like typical sweating, but it's worth mentioning.
One last thing, what is the consistency of the product while it is in the bottle? Is it thin and does it easily slosh around, or is it thick and does it require a bit if coaxing to shake it and mix the abrasives?
Thank you again. Pardon the long post.
I do not prime the pad. Hmmh.. this is the 2nd bottle I have used and acts the same way. I thought this was normal because I actually have 2 other compounds that were tested that act similar. It is nice and thick coming out of the bottle. I really dont know but appreciate you bringing this to my attention. I will definitely be contacting Them.👍🏻
I've done many corrections with this and never experienced that watery effect either. Love GG FCC, I've gotten amazing results on black Japanese paint.
I was thinking he might have picked up some water that was still on the panel, but he mentioned that what he mentioned was his consistent experience on other cars. Weird.
New Jescar products to try out
Medium Polish
www.autogeek.net/jescar-medium-polish1.html
AIO
www.autogeek.net/jescar-all-in-one.html
I'd love to see what you think of these. Specifically the medium polish compared to their micro finishing polish
www.autogeek.net/jescar-micro-finishing-polish-8.html
Thanks!
Would you follow this with their paint sealant or the perfecting cream ? I’m a bit confused
Danil Shamalta perfecting. Then precoat to remove oils then wax or sealant
Hey Brian, I had a chance to test GG FCC and CarPro ClearCut with the same type of MF pad on the same paint. GG FCC finished way better and also cut better. ClearCut left less residue and was easier to remove. Between Wizards Mystic Cut and GG FCC, which would you say cuts faster/deeper?
Wizards
Ummmmm, too many abbreviations, couldn't figure out what u were trying to say!!!! Lol!!!!!
@@joefro9473 GG = Griot's Garage
FCC = Fast Correction Cream
MF = Microfiber
Brian will a rotary give you different results than a long throw da or flex 3401
Corey Burse it cuts much quicker. A bit more aggressive with the right pad.
@apex detail, how do I get rid of oxidation on black paint?
I personally colour sand with 3000 grit then polish.
Should've use a long throw 21 throw would do a way better job
I think you are using good products but when it's time to do something wild I like use wizards
You would take 6 weeks to do a one step on my truck at that speed. Holy crap! I fell asleep halfway through a pass and woke up an hour later before you even turned around to overlap your first pass!!
The BOSS system is designed to be used with the BOSS polishers, not rotaries; therefore, I don't know how relevant this is
brianallen0826 he is using a 12mm random orbital polisher, not a rotary. Same as the griots machines except they’re 15/21mm
Start at 800 next time