Griot's Garage BOSS Fast Correcting Cream Review!

[@richardfabrizio8998]

Nice job. Should put griots 3 in 1 ceramic spray now

[@MeanBee392]

Thanks! That would of worked perfectly but that product was not out yet at the time of filming this video.

[@daytona5.722]

Excellent results!! I bought some Correcting Cream from Griots at Back to The 50's but I haven't tried it yet, I think I will be adding some Fast Correcting Cream to my supply. I made it this far in the video and enjoyed it!

[@MeanBee392]

Thanks! You are going to really like that polish. I wouldn't do the fast correcting cream unless you have some bad paint defects you are working on. If they are the normal to light scratches and swirls the Correcting Cream will be perfect for you. Thank you so much for making it to the end brother I really appreciate it and that means a lot to me! Take care and have a great week buddy!

[@daytona5.722]

@@MeanBee392 Awesome, thanks for the advice! Trent Palmer is going to be at Oshkosh doing a panel discussion with other aviation You Tubers, I will try and catch some video of it. You take care also and have a great week!

[@MeanBee392]

Your are welcome! Man that is so cool and he will be their with his buddy that wrecked his plane and talking about it. I really wish I would of been able to make it. That would be so cool if you could get some video of it! Trent Palmer is my favorite KZbin aviation channel! Thanks buddy you take care and have a lot of fun!

[@daytona5.722]

@@MeanBee392 Thank you!

[@bpsdetailing8822]

Fast Correcting Cream is great stuff and it smells nice too which is really rare for compounds and polishes. The only very minor downside of FCC is that it can sometimes be a little difficult to wipe off. My number one cutting compound is Sonax Cutmax - it has a similar level of cut as the FCC, has no scent, and is very easy to wipe off. Fast Correcting Cream is my second favorite and is probably the best bang for the buck compound in terms of level of cut for the price.

[@MeanBee392]

Thank you very much for sharing your experience and thoughts on the FCC. I haven't ever used any of the Sonax products but now hearing your experience with them really makes me want to try some out! Thanks for the info and I appreciate you watching and commenting!

[@JQUICK21]

What exactly is an etched water spot? I purchased a 2014 Lexus IS and it seems to have rock chips (white spots) all over the car mostly but especially the hood and trunk....and I'm thinking....how do you get rock chips on the dam trunk surface?....and I also thought could this be some sort of acid someone threw on their boyfriends car? LOL

[@MeanBee392]

LOL I don't think that it is acid but you never know. Are they rock chips down to the primer or metal or are they on the surface of the paint? Water spot etching will look like dried up water spots that will leave a whit mineral deposit behind. Hopefully that is helpful and thanks again for watching and commenting! 🐝

[@FABAutomotiveDetailing]

Of course I made it that far! 😂 Car looked great and I knew you would like it. Man i have done that with the bottles 1 to many times but atleast i know i am not the only one. 😂 One tip though it doesn’t need to dry. It is best to remove it immediately in fact if it fully dries it would be very hard to remove. Great video brother

[@MeanBee392]

Thanks brother I appreciate you making it that far! Thanks and I loved it and was super happy with the results as well. Lol you just get in the mode and forget to remove the seal! I know I felt dumb and when I was editing I was like what did I say that... I tried to take it out of the video but I had a weird flow so I left it in and just rolled with it. That's my bad and an idiot move on may part but I think it would take a day for this stuff to dry lol! Thanks brother!

[@arborheightsmadman]

It worked as well as you said! I couldn’t get my hand on the correct pad. I used a Adam’s blue compound pad. Again thank you!

[@MK-px3re]

Looks like you could use a finishing pad to really work in the product to get a nice finish. Looks like it works like a 3 in 1.

[@MeanBee392]

That would work really good! It is a great product and my favorite compound to date and it does work like a 3 in 1 and that surprised me because it is their most aggressive cutting compound but finishes so good! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@oscaroliver2244]

Made it this far . Thanks for the review. I just tried the speed shine and going to try more of their products

[@MeanBee392]

Thanks for your support. I really enjoy their products and Speed Shine is another great one of theirs. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@IntervalePC]

You definitely had a FAB moment for a second😁 That Fast Correcting Cream made that paint look much better👍👍 It sure looks like it made your job easier correcting that horrible paint. Great video, Bee🐝

[@MeanBee392]

Hahaha I know it I was laughing! It did and I couldn't belive the results it delivered for that paint! It did and was so easy to you and definitely made this my new favorite correcting polish. Thanks buddy I appreciate it and all of your continued support!

[@thefragrancecritic9136]

So glad to see a realistic review. Especially on a black daily driver instead a new sports car with perfect paint

[@MeanBee392]

THANKS! I am glad to hear that you enjoyed the video! Thanks for the kind words and watching the video! 🐝

[@M6transam]

I switched to Griots FCC a while back. It’s amazing. If you don’t wanna wait for it to dry to remove. Just use a little less product. Saves you a little bit on your product and you can just wipe off immediately and go on.

[@MeanBee392]

I absolutely LOVE the FCC and glad to hear that you also like it as well! I had a brain fart and for some dumb reason was thinking it was a paint sealant and needed to haze up before removing... That is not the case at all just hit it with the microfiber right away and it wipes off SO easy! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@williamkudirka2422]

There is no need for a finger swipe test and letting it set up. It's not a wax!

[@MeanBee392]

LOL I know it and I have no clue why I did that!

[@everettekupsche4038]

That's amazing product great compound for a sl 55 amg Mercedes car 🌹😇🔥🔥💕

[@MeanBee392]

Yest it is and it is my top compound to date I love it! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@b5beast611]

I made it that far👍 WOW, I'm sold! That stuff is great!👌👌

[@MeanBee392]

Thanks so much for making it that far buddy I really appreciate it! This is by far my favorite Heavy correcting polish that I have used! Thanks again for your support brother!

[@b5beast611]

MeanBee392 👊

[@Donesan707]

I use that brand almost all the time. I’m happy with the results.

[@MeanBee392]

I am really starting to like the Griot's line of products! Thanks for sharing your experiences with them as well. Thanks for watching and commenting buddy!

[@billyshelton78]

Way too much on the pad that’s for sure..

[@MeanBee392]

You always want to prime your pad.

[@jergagne9]

Did you ever deal with any buffer trails/hazing?

[@riteshnowbut1898]

Great video thank you sir... How would you rate this against M105 0r Sonax or Menzerna? Also whats your favorite AIO compound and AIO Polish?

[@MeanBee392]

Thanks and glad you enjoyed it! I haven't used M105 or Menzerna so I cant say what one is better. I love this compound and paired up with a microfiber pad it will finish out like an AIO. My personal Favorite AIO is Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions One and Done I also have a video on it as well.

[@joaquinmireles3912]

Ur moving to fast

[@MeanBee392]

Thanks for the input but at that speed it removed everything I was wanting and needing it to. 🐝

[@kevincampbell8298]

Couple of tips. 1. Store the bottle upside down! I made a thing in my stage shelf for them. Take em where I want. That way everything is at the top and it mixes faster. 2. There is no need to leave it on to dry. There are no sealants or waxes in it to bond. Just wipe er off and continue on!! 3 check out Alex Detail. Brian goes over different tapes. He is a vet over 30 years experience. There are different tapes. And one he uses is really low profile so the adhesive doesn’t get sucked in out how ever you look at it. Good guy, you can call him or email him. He responds. Meat and potatoes videos. No BS! I emailed him a question and he answered pretty quick. I started doing all this by hand in the 89s. Cheers man. Have fun. The Boss line rocks. I use an orange pad and correcting cream. Few dots of perfecting and it finishes out awesome!

[@MeanBee392]

I have checked out his channel and he has a great channel and is VERY knowledgeable! That was my mistake and a brain fart thinking that it needed to dry and I feel like an idiot for having that in the video. That's awesome to hear that you can contact him and he will get back to you. I am just an armature and I do it on the side and for fun and I am always learning. I want to use more of the BOSS line because it is a very solid line up. That's awesome to know about using the orange pad with the two compounds to make a one step polish and I am going to have to try that out! Thanks for all the info and watching and commenting I really appreciate it! Take care buddy!

[@JQUICK21]

I used it yesterday....and it did a great job....but I did something wrong with it also.....after using slow speed to spread it around and then high speed to buff the section....all of a sudden I was getting lots of the cream splattering and coming out all over the place even with the pad pressed down on the panel....this did not happen at the very beginning on the first section.....but after the first two sections and every section after that. Of course I had to learn to keep the machine down until turning it off in order not to sling the product all over myself....but this mess was happening during the buffing it would just start slinging everywhere for some reason. So it seems I either had way too much cream on and in the pad or something else caused this...could I have been pressing and squeezing the pad down too much or what? And do you add the same amount of cream for every section? With the new pad I felt I needed to really get it wet and rub it in....but I also did this on every section. Thanks for any help!

[@MeanBee392]

It is a fantastic product! That can either happen from the pad (loading up) having to much product in the pad or it can also happen when you hit a spot of water that might of ran out of somewhere if you just washed it. Yeah you never want to lift the buffer wile its spinning or it will sling it everywhere and make a mess. I don't add more compound for every panel, I just add more when you start to notice that it is drying out a bit. Hopefully that all makes scene and is helpful. Thanks for watching and commenting! 🐝

[@boostedbliss07MK5]

Is that white pad you used close to an orange "cutting " pad correct? Or is this more a polishing pad you used? You bridged the Gap and made this a one step so just curious what that pad in the brand is considered. Thanks for the video

[@MeanBee392]

That is correct the white pad is a "cutting" or "correcting" pad. It did bridge that gap and gave amazing results! I have heard that a microfiber pad will work and finish out even better than the pad that I used but I haven't tried that out for my self yet to know for sure. You're welcome and thanks for the support by watching and commenting it is greatly appreciated buddy!

[@arborheightsmadman]

I bought some because of your video. I’m going to use it this Monday. Thanks again for taking your time to help me out.

[@MeanBee392]

That is awesome to hear! Hopefully you will like it as much as I did but let me know what you thought of it. Thanks for your support on the channel and you are very welcome!

[@sharpreflectionsdetailing7265]

Um does it say on the bottle to let it dry? I'm pretty sure you can just work it till it breaks down then remove it right away. Nice video though.

[@MeanBee392]

You are absolutely correct and I was being the idiot and you dont have to let it dry. I was trying to find a way to edit that out of the video but it didn't flow if I took it out so I had to leave it Haha. Thanks I appreciate it and thanks for watching and commenting!

[@robertalexander1826]

I just bought this for my truck this week. Going to do it this weekend. Your Hood looked great. Now a recommendation for you on the rock chips, I bought the Dr. Colorchip chip repair kits for my truck, motorcycle and wife's car and it works great. Look into that system if you want to easily repair rock chips. Great video.

[@MeanBee392]

How did this product work out for you and what did you think of it? I have looked at Dr. Colorchip and have wanted to try it, thanks for recommending it I might have to pick it up. Thanks and thank you for watching and commenting!

[@robertalexander1826]

@@MeanBee392 I absolutely love the Dr. Color chip product. Works perfectly on the rock chips and scratches. They even made a batch for my Hot Rod Yellow Honda Gold Wing trike. Give it a shot, I think you will like the results.

[@jwill9877]

You don't need to let that stuff dry before wiping. You should use an iso spray to get the polishing oils off though so you can see how you did and then adjust accordingly

[@MeanBee392]

I know and that was my mistake and I don't know what I was thinking of lack there of. That is some good info and thanks for sharing it with me I appreciate it! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@edruiz6364]

If you could work that in the sun I would be using this as a one step then use their Finishing Sealant to finish, great job!

[@MeanBee392]

I think it would work good in the sun but I haven't tested that. That would work really good! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@PapaSmurf918Detail]

Great video bee... awesome job! Man I really want to try the fast correcting cream!! I have the correcting cream and haven't gotten to use that either Haha. Also, have you removed the original grease out of your Polisher? I just took apart my Harbor Freight DA and took all the crap grease out, repacked with a good high temp lithium grease and it runs SO much smoother and SO much quieter! Definitely recommend it! If you haven't already. Sorry for the long reply! As always, take care Bee. Great work!

[@MeanBee392]

Thanks brother! I really want to get the whole BOSS line of correcting creams now lol. I am sure the correcting cream will be just as good as this one and you are going to be very happy with it. This is my favorite correcting polish by far. I have not done that to my polisher and that is very interesting and good to know. Thanks for telling me brother and I am going to have to do this soon! Did you happen to make a video on it changing out your grease? Dont be sorry for the long reply I love chatting with everyone. Thanks buddy and you take care and have a great week also!

[@PapaSmurf918Detail]

@@MeanBee392 the boss line from what I hear is totally awesome and user friendly! I did not make a how too but it was super easy! Brian with ApexDetail had a good video on it though!! Haha I knew I should have done one😄😄 let me know when you do it though and how much better it makes yours 👍👍

[@MeanBee392]

@@PapaSmurf918Detail That's what I hear as well about the BOSS line and I am a believer now but I still need to use the other BOSS products. Ok I will try and find his video. Lol you should of brother I could of used it. I will probably make one and I will definitely let you know! Thanks again for the tip and the info brother!

[@PapaSmurf918Detail]

@@MeanBee392 anytime bee!! 👍✊✊

[@christschool]

Griot's videos don't recommend the set up. It's not a wax.

[@MeanBee392]

I know and that was my bad and I don't even know why I was doing that or even said it. Complete brain fart! Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@jaykid007]

Awesome stuff! What up man. Tnx for the vid. You going to put some kind of protection on it after all that work?

[@MeanBee392]

Thanks buddy! You're welcome and thanks for watching and commenting! Yes sir that will be the next video I definitely wanted and need to put something on it to protect it for my customer. Thanks for all of your support!

[@joeysixtysix]

Nice! What a difference, very impressed. Great video as usual.

[@MeanBee392]

Thanks buddy! I love transforming a car like this into looking almost new again and then seeing the customers reaction when they come pick it up! Thanks I appreciate you stopping in buddy!

[@joaquinmireles3912]

First mistake using the handle hold by the head of polisher and moderate pressure

[@MeanBee392]

I wasn't putting any pressure on the handle I use it mainly for control but thankfully I upgraded my polisher and it doesn't have a handle now lol.

[@rickarcher9886]

Hey buddy, awesome video. That’s a great product. I like the lack of drying time. We just got a bunch of Adams products, going to try them out on the wife’s Ram. Then going to ceramic coat the Challenger. I will keep you posted on the progress of them. Very anxious to use them. Thanks for the video and great job on the car, looks great. Have a great week and take care my friend 👍

[@rickarcher9886]

Lol, I did make it through the whole video, great job 👍

[@MeanBee392]

Thanks friend! Its easily the best correcting compound that I have used! The working time on it just blew me away. Very cool buddy you are going to love your Adam's products! If you have any questions with any of them let me know and I will help you out. You will have her Ram looking great and you will really love the Challenger being ceramic coated! Thanks I an very happy with how it turned out and well worth the time. Thanks friend I will and you have a great week also and thanks for making it to the end I really appreciate it!

[@rickarcher9886]

Meanbee392, lol, no problem. If I run into a snag, I will definitely get ahold of you. Thank you so much.

[@MeanBee392]

@@rickarcher9886 Sounds great and you are welcome buddy!

[@premierpowerwashing6634]

Just the video I was looking for on this product thanks! What did you end up sealing it with?

[@MeanBee392]

Thanks and I am glad you enjoyed it! This is my favorite compound right now. I sealed it with Turtle Wax Seal and Shine. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@johnnyr3340]

MeanBee392 Why would you seal it with that why would you not seal it with another griots garage light there’s ceramic wax?

[@OuzoLouGarage]

Worked pretty good. Nice video

[@MeanBee392]

Yes it did and it has such a long working time and that makes it so nice. Thanks buddy I appreciate it!

[@Jhinge7385]

I just got a bottle of it,great 👍video

[@MeanBee392]

This is by far me favorite paint correcting cream! If you use it with a microfiber pad it will finish out even better than in the video and it works amazing as a one step! Enjoy your bottle and hopefully you like it as much as I do! Thanks for watching and commenting bud!

[@frankcasendino8662]

Could have wet sanded the area on the door.

[@MeanBee392]

That is true but I don't know if I trust my self to do that haha. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@vincepasorelli813]

When ok is good enough.

[@MeanBee392]

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[@DetailMatrix]

Made it! Subbed!

[@MeanBee392]

Thank you I appreciate the support and hope you enjoy the content!

[@Carlos.Rivera]

Did you used polish afterwards?

[@MeanBee392]

No I did not because this product finished out so great! Thanks for watching and commenting! 🐝

[@Carlos.Rivera]

@@MeanBee392 oh no, thanks to you for your reply🙏

[@MeanBee392]

You are very welcome I always do my best to reply to everyone because I appreciate the support! 🐝

[@kennyweaver3597]

Looks awesome man great video

[@MeanBee392]

Thank you I appreciate it buddy! I am so happy with how it turned out. Thanks for watching and commenting!

[@luckyluciano2900]

Nice video chief

[@MeanBee392]

Thanks bro!

[@AntLive29]

lol @ clear bra on a boring Volvo

[@MeanBee392]

Lol!

[@hoofhearted4097]

Hey Bee nice review!! Keep up the good work bro.

[@MeanBee392]

Thanks bro I appreciate it!