Disaster Detail! A Neglected Jeep Grand Cherokee Part 6

In this video I will be using Griot's Garage Perfecting Cream to level the paint and add gloss. This is the final stage of correction before applying a wax.
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[@richendrulat1640]

My vette looks great ... Ist in show thankyou

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Awesome!

[@jesse0M]

How does this compare to their complete polish?

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

It’s definitely better then the Complete Polish. The BOSS Polishes are more professional grade products as Complete compound and polish are more for beginners.

[@franciscoarroyo1051]

You sir are probably the only guy with a video on the Perfecting Cream. So thank you. Been searching for days and finally came across your channel. Would you say it's good to follow the Fast correcting cream with Perfecting Cream? Any tips on how to use with either Fast and or Correcting cream?

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Francisco Arroyo You are welcome I am glad you found the channel. Yes you should follow Fast Correcting Cream with a fine polish or cream like Perfecting Cream. Perfecting Cream really refines and levels the paint after major correction. It really brings the Gloss out in the paint. All you need to do is once Fast or Correcting Cream steps are done just follow up the same way with perfecting Cream then apply your wax or sealant. Hope this helps and thanks for watching!

[@thefragrancecritic9136]

Looks like it works just like GG complete polish. Can you compare them? Which one cuts better? According to Griots complete polish has no filler either.

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

They are very close to the same. Perfecting cream cuts a little better and finished better IMO. None of Griots products have fillers in them.

[@mutatedgenome]

If you wanted to enhance the gloss on a new car that has little to no defects before applying a sealant, would you recommend using this product or something even less aggressive than the Perfecting Cream?

[@IntervalePC]

I am doing the same thing with my '00 S2000, it is black and the paint has been through a tough time. I have some scratches on it that have gone through to the primer in some spots. I have been using Chemical Guys products and they work ok but it looks like the Griots system seems to give it that extra pop. I'm enjoying watching you bringing this Jeep back to life and keep up the good work 👍👍

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

IntervalePC Honda S2000’s isone of my favorite imports. They are a blast to drive. I have never tried Chemical Guys but I can tell you that Griot’s Garage BOSS System is amazing for paint correction. Thanks we have put a lot of time into it but it has been worth it.

[@CamaroTime]

Very nice informative video. That thing is looking great! Glad everything came out ok with Faithe!!

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Camaro Time Thanks! It’s turning out nicely. Thank you she is happy to be back to normal again.

[@MeanBee392]

Once again great video brother! The part about the humidity when you said if you don’t live in high humidity don’t move had me laughing so hard! Once you backed it out in the sun I was blown away! You have definitely put the life back into it! Red calipers are going to look really good on it also!

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

MeanBee392 Thanks brother! Yeah you experienced humidity in Texas so you know what I am talking about. Haha! It’s turning out great and red wasn’t a bad choice actually.

[@osky7777]

what do you use to remove tree sap?

[@onrdetailingnews802]

Good job buddy that jeep looks good tfs

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

onr detailing news Thanks it’s turning out pretty good!

[@Ben-gy4cx]

Bless you and yours dude! Thanks for sharing your experience 🤙🏼

[@kimnewling5728]

Hey buddy! I know the humidity was awful, but why did the "hazing" go away the next day? I've had kinda the same problem. Drove me nuts. Was it because humidity went down? Did you re-wipe? What did you come up with?

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

The humidity level went down overnight. If you slow the machine down it also helps with the haziness.

[@viperrcr]

Thanks for the vids! Will be getting this on my family of black cars! Will be using black polishing pads from either Americana Global or Chemical Guys Hex-logic with Adam's Swirl Killer Pro (already have these). 2005 MDX,2007 MDX and 2012 Taurus

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

You are welcome! It will work great for you!

[@CENTRALCOAST3]

Great job!!! Looks amazing!

[@mynsxt6]

Used the perfecting cream with the griot's garage orange cutting pad with phenomenal results, followed by fusso coat for dark carks, finishing sealant and turtle wax seal n shine for multilayered protection!!!!! on a black 2017 VW Passat

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

mynsxt6 Griot’s BOSS creams are really good! Glad you liked it.

[@jmmustangs3078]

Turned out 👍🏼 nice. I know you use 2” pads bumpers / a b c pillars etc. what’s your thoughts on 3.5” for these areas? Is it to big? Thanks Jason

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

JM Mustangs Thank you! I used the 3 inch pads for a long time and they will work. A lot of times it depends on the car you are doing. Some pillars are wide enough and some aren’t. I only use the 2 inch to improve the correcting ability out of the Griot’s 3 inch polisher. Hope this helps.

[@BobReed1]

Do you moisten the pad at all before putting the Perfecting Cream? I'm new to this stuff and it just seems to me that I should put a few drops of water on it to soften the pad up.

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Robert Reed No I just prime the pad at the beginning with the product and rub it in the pad by hand then add a few drops of product.

[@toyonation827]

Finally someone did a video on Perfecting cream too much correcting cream vids ! Are The perfecting cream polish better then their complete polish ?

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

ToyoNation82 Yes it is better but Complete Polish does cut a little more. Perfecting creams working time is way better and removal also better.

[@KatrinaTrys]

Jeep is looking great... Hope you got your dad's A/C fixed... Your daughter sounds like my boys with football... Good parenting skills, I like taking some credit lol...

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Katrina Georgia Girl Thank You! I got it fixed the next day after work. It has a lot to do with parenting that’s for sure!

[@OuzoLouGarage]

Been enjoying this series on the Jeep . Brother Jeeps looking great and thanks for more detailing tips. Have a great labor day bro. Glad your daughter doing great.

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Ouzo Lou Garage Thanks! Have a great Labor Day as well! Thank you she is doing great now.

[@PalpatineExOrder66]

I know for the average person what you’ve done is by far more than what they could ask for in terms of results. But would a wet sand step remove some of those scratches the hung up on your nail?

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Joey Joe Thank you! Wet sanding would help with the light imperfections the polisher didn’t get yes but if your nail catches it then it’s through the clear coat. The best thing to do is fill it in with touch up paint. Great question though I appreciate the comment.

[@IjohnnyproI]

Glad to hear your daughter is doing well. That can be very scary. The Jeep is looking great. Definitely coming back to life. Like #24

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

johnnypro Thanks she is doing great! Yeah it’s turning out pretty good!

[@MojaveKY]

Really nice job ! That stuff does seem to look good

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

MojaveKY Thank you

[@daytona5.722]

Looks awesome! I bought some of Adam's finishing polish which I think is comparable to the perfecting creme, these videos are really helpful, I trying to learn as much as I can before attempting paint correction for the first time.

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Daytona 5.7 Thanks brother! Yeah it should be comparable to it. Hopefully the videos help you out.

[@danmorrissette4814]

Amazing Gloss !! Great 1 -2 punch products for correcting paint !! i mean this Jeep paint is beat up, and you brought it back to a very surprising level of Gloss &Shine.! and thats even before wax or sealer!! wow! Congrats and thanks for the hard work you put in making the video !! :-)

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Dan Morrissette Thanks! Yeah the paint was tore up and Griot’s BOSS creams did and amazing job.

[@c6z061]

Nice video. Love Griot's BOSS polishes for medium to hard paint, but when dealing with soft black paint(generally speaking), I use other polishes. The BOSS polishes take a bit too much elbow grease to remove, making it much more likely for towel marring(even quality towels).

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Brewinz Thank You! They are great products. I haven’t had a hard time removing them they have always been easy to remove. I know that in high humidity it can be a little more difficult but under normal conditions I have never had a problem. Thanks for watching and commenting.

[@rx7dude2006]

If you have trouble removing it just mist the microfiber with a little detailer and that will do the trick.By the way ive been detailing for 20 years on yachts.

[@sonnyjohnson4715]

That looks fantastic !! Excellent work .

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

sonny johnson Thank You! It’s been a lot of work but worth it.

[@EVERYDAYLAWNCARE]

Brother, you and wife are making that bad boy come back to life! Congrats to you both for the time and hard work you have both put into! Keep the Jeep series rolling.

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Mickey Tesnear Thank You! It has been a ton of work but worth it. We have plenty more videos to come on the Jeep.

[@MRSOMTHINBASIC]

Nice

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

MR SOMTHINBASIC215 Thanks!

[@tygate83]

Really enjoying this series man. Great work. Your videos are so enjoyable to watch, I look forward to all of them. Keep up the great work.

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Tyler Gates Thank You so much! I am happy you are enjoying them!

[@papapatriarchy]

I wish it removed that easy for me. It's usually a bit difficult, to where I usually use an IPA spray to remove it. M205 is never that way for me though.

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Mike Matthews I have had other people say that as well but others say it wipes off easy. I guess it must all depend on temperature and humidity. That’s the only thing i can think of. I have had no problems out of any of the BOSS products being hard to remove. Maybe I am lucky!

[@papapatriarchy]

@@FABAutomotiveDetailing I'm in Houston so it's usually pretty high.

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Mike Matthews I’m not sure then because I know you have both.

[@ronbeeman1163]

Great job getting some Griots Boss

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Ron Beeman Thanks Griot’s is my go to!

[@chuckwicksimmons5813]

1st off your camera is working fine you can see the difference but then again you have to have an 👀👁 for detailing.

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Chuckwick Simmons Thanks! I am glad it showed what I wanted it to. You do have to have an eye for it that’s for sure.

[@chuckwicksimmons5813]

@@FABAutomotiveDetailing Male I can I I I totally can relate we have a black Yukon Denali and my 1966 Chevy impala is also black so I know what you're going through and I can't wait to see this wax .Ive probly heard of it but after I see use it trust me I'm gonna buy it I'm just waiting for you to show it.

[@chuckwicksimmons5813]

@@FABAutomotiveDetailing Also after watching the video I have some contaminants on the lower bottom of the suv but after I get back from taking the kids to the fair I'm gonna work on it.

[@chuckwicksimmons5813]

@@FABAutomotiveDetailing I'm gonna tell you one more little secret the pad that you're using is the right pad the Orange pad too hard and doesn't get me as close as I can to the paint that's why you're getting better results because it's a softer pad and it's getting you closer to the paint to do a better correction I will not buy no more Orange pants again

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Chuckwick Simmons If you are a Detailer then you have probably heard of it. It’s a great product so far.

[@krismccarthy2197]

Great stuff! I enjoy all ur videos

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Kris McCarthy Thank You!

[@krismccarthy2197]

How’s good old green Field doing this good old Saturday?

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Kris McCarthy nice and sunny!

[@krismccarthy2197]

How long have u lived greenfield

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Kris McCarthy about 15 years