GRIOTS BOSS CORRECTING CREAM- THE BEST ONE STEP POLISH?

SCOTT WITH DALLAS PAINT CORRECTION & AUTO DETAILING IN PLANO TEXAS SHOWS THE GRIOTS BOSS CORRECTING CREAM IN ACTION
Products Used:
1. Griot's Garage BOSS Cream Kit - amzn.to/2wpLb45
2. Griot's Garage 10813STDCRD 6" Dual Action Random Orbital Polisher with 10' Cord - amzn.to/2U6DSam
3. Griot's Garage 10523 5.5" Orange Foam Polishing Pad (Set of 3) - amzn.to/3dhWrA7

[@JimHiner-z3z]

Scott, great video. I helped a buddy with a 6 year lease return LOL yup 6 year. Black Durango rain spots oxidation. Griots fast correcting orange pad and about 3 passes cross hatch. Added ceramic liquid spray wax and the car looked brand new. Thanks for the video and tip

[@31acruz]

Nice clip but you confused people when you compared it to Mc105 the 105 is an extra cut COMPOUND has a 12 on the heavy cut scale. Its by no means the last step, it is the first one to get rid of heavy scratches, not a polish or last step paste in any universe.

[@mikeschneider9049]

i always follow up with perfecting cream, bring gloss to next level. their premium carnuba wax is just awesome

[@jpmavichana]

This is a great polish. I recently used it with a 3" pad to polish my wheels.

[@seyed7705]

I like the way this guy says "boss"

[@illusionzauto]

Great job Scott. I can't even begin to tell you how many products i have gone through before i was able to say "FINALLY" . Getting read to try this tomorrow on two vehicles that will be coated with the Tac system's Moonlight. Let me know also what you think about 3D One. I feel like that product is very similar but we shall see. Thank again

[@teknoah03]

Great content man. I subbed! I've been using the Meg 101 followed by Meg 201 for the longest but for my daily and also for my customers I'm beginning to lean more towards a one step. Maybe if I put my car in a show I'll go back to a two step. I'm just tired of spending 8-10hrs in my garage working on my car or my customers cars lol.

[@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343]

i hear you!...they way things are going with technology we are close to a polish that can go after deep defects but finish like a fine polish ...lets all pray that day is soon..lol

[@toyonation827]

Bruhhhh Scott ! Awesome video n product !

[@JohnPerez-fn2ok]

Hi great video, have you tried the new JESCAR correcting compound and the JESCAR micro finishing Polish because the little information I've been able to find is that they are on par or better than the Boss fast correcting cream and finishing cream?

[@JohnPerez-fn2ok]

By the way I'm new to detailing and those are my top choices for first compound and Polish

[@jeepinspence]

What do you like to follow it up with? Sealant, Wax, Ceramic...? Which ones exactly? I'm searching for a system that works well together.

[@AntLive29]

Do you follow up with an IPA wipe down after this or can you lay down a layer of wax right away?

[@gregsullivan7408]

Looks like great stuff - thanks. How many section passes, in general, would you recommend when using a rotary? (I'm a beginner, but am considering starting with a rotary, for various reasons. P.S I'm not known for my intelligence :D :D )

[@mckenzie062006]

Hey Scott, I have these products to work with. M105, M205, HD Speed, orange and white polishing pads. I have a black 2018 Range Rover Velar that has swirl marks and few light scratches. which product should I use.

[@nmore69]

Your videos are excellent just subscribed keep up the great work

[@cl-audio322]

Scott, have you used Sonax Perfect Finish??? I'm considering it for a mild paint correction on my Audi S3 but fear it may have too much cut.

[@christianrosopa2241]

Scott, Can I use the jescar power lock after using this correcting cream?

[@tedfelix1207]

Why do I hear Ray Romano?

[@boulonman]

does Griot's "fast" correction cream give the same results when used for 1 stage ?

[@los0160]

Is this recommended over the complete compound for a beginner? Can anybody help me out?

[@robbiesdetailing8675]

What about using a microfiber cutting pad with this product?

[@STILLNIGHTPEARL]

Robbie's Detailing I used the correcting cream with a buff and shine microfiber cutting pad on my old 2005 accord, I used an 8mm throw polisher. A lot of correction and at least on my paint it finished ready for wax. Fast correcting leaves a haze, it's a more aggressive product for sure. The correcting cream is great stuff.

[@semiephemeral9]

Scott, are you stilll rocking this stuff?

[@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343]

i love all of griots boss system compounds and polishes ...still use them plus many others

[@michaelkenney2845]

I hate M105. It is just simply dust liquid and your polisher becomes a dehydrator.

[@falcon818]

Will this take out 2500 sanding marks ?

[@teknoah03]

Yes! With ease. 😁

[@ww2717]

You know that your voice sounds like Ray Romano

[@charlied2449]

Dude!!!!!!! That’s it, but I couldn’t figure it out lol

[@jangelromero7376]

thanks for sharing. I'm just starting my business and your tips have helped me a lot I'm grateful for your videos

[@joestewart8966]

I'm starting a business right now as well! I've been doing research for the past couple days and the compounds and pads and polishes get confusing. What did you start with? What would you recommend? Thank you for your time.

[@RodeoRides]

I think I was # 6 subscriber and I feel Scott is one of the best on the tube he brings a fresh prospective and I really like his style, keep up the good work brother.

[@Jeanneellis2000]

What an Excellent Instructor you are!! WOW I’m SO-SO impressed.

[@PapaSmurf918Detail]

Love the Channel!!! Learned a LOT watching all your videos. I've got my correcting cream and finishing sealant coming. Looking forward to trying them as well as your winter DPC pack I ordered! Keep the videos coming! 👌👍

[@jamiclemente3626]

Hey Scott, I've learned a ton from watching your videos. Your definitely passionate about your work and it shows. Can you make a video using a rotary with Griot's or M105 to see how more efficient or the difference from a DA. I laugh every time you say people think you talk to much lol! Thanks again

[@larsdahl6594]

I just did my wife' black 2014 Hyundai Tuscon with GG fast correcting cream, planning to do a second step with something less aggressive, but to my eyes it looks so good I'm hesitant, and tempted to leave it the way it is. It still looks better than when she drove it off the lot. I used a Flex 4301 and an orange flat LC pad. Skill level: Extremely amateur, but I know how to follow instructions. All I know about paint correction I've learned from watching this KZbin channel and others like it and I only have two cars to practice on. Maybe I just got lucky. Or I haven't yet developed the eye to distinguish descent from awesome.

[@otispotis47]

Yes, the correcting cream I just used as sitting here has worked great! I could leave it as is, but I will go ahead and use finish sealant (Groits) to see the final results. Correcting cream was used with orange Lake Country Force pad which I find to feel and work better in my opinion.

[@31acruz]

Boss has 3 correcting creams, which one did you use?

[@jhall4519]

Scott: Love your tutoring! For us novices / enthusiasts, how often do you 'clean' the pad? How many pads would you use (how often would you put a fresh pad on) on a mid-size car? Keep sharing your knowledge. GBA, Jack

[@MyDraw]

Boss creams are all excellent, just follow it up with a wax for a all in one!

[@epep649]

@Sea Bass - HD Speed. I also went with collinite 845 followed by bead maker

[@dontderockmeriz4546]

Man, I wish you were in the Chicago area! I’d be one of your repeat customers! Better than any other detailing channel on KZbin.

[@23hublock1]

Such a legend Scotty, a joy to listen to! We love ya!

[@SciaticaDrums]

I tried this out today. I did a transfer scratch and my trunk lid. It came out amazing! Thanks for the reccomendation!

[@jeffchapman9867]

With a da and the products these wax companies are coming out with now. Auto professional detailing is becoming a diy job.

[@JP-xg8cd]

I’m doing all my cars where before I used to pay not anymore and they look awesome!!!

[@troyhenry3267]

Scott, I have a Black Forerunner that I have scheduled to do a polish and wax on, and I'm definitely going to pick me up a bottle of this creme. You've got me excited! I'm sure the results I get from this creme will speak for itself!!

[@Russianspyonyou]

Is BOSS correcting cream plastic trim safe? These new Hyundai Santa Cruz's have TONS of black plastic trim. It would take hours to tape that thing off

[@davidross6954]

I have a 74 TR6 that has been repainted at some point in its life. There are quite a few light scratches. I’m worried what I will be removing if I use this product.

[@noneya189]

I’m getting ready to use griots 3 in 1 wax for my car

[@johnadams9044]

If you claim to be so professional, why then do you use the noisy vibrating Harbor Freight machine? I found Harbor Freight to be a crude machine.

[@damagecontrol1049]

SCOTT! where you at? have seen anything from you in awhile. hope everything is well and look forward to your next vid. always educational, good demos, and humor. it works for me in my world!

[@andretorin5646]

How do you follow up on this? Could I use Collinite 845 and megs ultimate fast finish

[@epep649]

Collinite 845 followed by bead maker is my money maker

[@stevelangsdorf7307]

ORANGE pad, lots of product, many passes, perfect paint, WHY?

[@JPVee511]

I've had my eye on that Griots product but your video sold me on it. How much clear coat does your Navigator have left???

[@albarnhill1487]

I absolutely love how you talk directly to someone like me about using these products.. What do you think about following up with the Ultimate fast finish????

[@dallaspaintcorrectionautod8343]

after using the compound in this video?..i would say following up with meguiars fast finish would be great:)..you could also use menzerna power lock sealant as well if you have the time..both would be a great pick:)

[@cblackmail]

Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing Scott, Would Griots BOSS Finishing Sealant be a good choice after using the Correction Cream? Thanks for all you do.

[@karlx-1]

I'm hearing Long Island or NJ here paisan.

[@jdisdetermined]

Does anyone have links to some actual detailed science'd out videos that in depth explain and demonstrate these abrasive technologies? I've looked a little, but didn't find much.

[@Carlos.Rivera]

Try with toothpastes, same concept but on car's paint

[@josesanmiguel6724]

your link sends me to amazon but orange pad apprears to be diffrent. Q. Orange pad without hole in the center still affective?

[@samcarson698]

Scott, I bought some Grios Correcting Cream,,, WoW, that stuff is Amazing. My paint on my '14 Toyota 4runner is in good shape, I keep it that way. I just had some small scratches and they came right out with Minimal Effort. Also, I had some Pigeon Poop, that had Etched into my Black Paint. Ready,, It also came out also !!!! Grios has some good stuff there !! Thanks for the heads up !! Love your chanel. Keep up the great advice you give. Sam Carson

[@suchgr8hieghts]

I'm leaving comments all over your vids lol i think im narrowing down what i want/need. i think BOSS is the way to go. but will these creams work well with a PC 7424 and 5.5" CCS pads? if so, which color pads would you recommend? again, I have a soft and sticky paint (dark grey 2016 WRX) with some light-moderate swirls/scratches. and some, what appears to be, oxidation from road grime along the doors getting kicked up from my tires. i did test a small area with a MF and megs cleaner wax, took it off with moderate pressure by hand. love to know your thoughts about all that. thank Scott.

[@jdhein32]

Hey Scott, As a beginner, I just bought a Porter Cable 7424xp along with Meguiar's M105 and M205. I wanted to see if you could explain the difference in pads. I feel like that is a piece of the puzzle I am missing. Not sure what compounds to use with what pads. Maybe you already have a video on this. Don't know but I appreciate your videos so much and any advice would be appreciated.

[@TheMrBennito]

Damaged clear coat : will I have to go through the wetsand procedure anyway, or will this compound be sufficient by itself ?

[@cxlmobileheadlightrestorat7906]

Hey Scott, so on headlights. I know this works well but in comparison to 3m swirl remover. What is the difference? Or is it oranges to apples? Thanks!

[@JerseyJoeP]

Hi Scott! I would love if you could compare Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Polish and Wax vs Griot's Garage One Step Sealant. Which product is better?

[@EverydayJ1786]

Im a beginner with a porter cable 7424xp, what speed would you recommend with this correcting creme. Also would a hexlogic orange pad work well ? Thanks

[@shellfish5078]

Looking to buy a cheap da and do a one step correction on my dd, then maybe start doing some work for people to make some cash durring these tough times, i just wanted to say thanks, ive been binge watching a lot of your videos and im very impressed and appreciate the effort on your end to inspire others to get in the field, my dad did detailing when he was younger so i want to give it a shot, just looking for a good deal on a da then im going get some of this cream and some wAx and get to it, THANK YOU SCOTT!

[@hankypancky]

I have a black 2007 Toyota Avalon, should I clay it first before using this? Was thinking about using a dual polymer afterwards

[@user-dr7uy4kj4y]

Scott! I have a car that has 5-6 years of daily driving and automatic car washes! You think I need this or fast correcting cream? Thanks! Love your channel and reviews

[@MrRedex88]

I thought the Griots Finishing Cream was one of the best, it's good, real good it I was turned on to All American Car Care Diamond Shield II Works better IMO and it wipes off like a dream. My entire staff always tries it first. I've been detailing for 32 years and I still get amazed at how some of the smaller names gets overlooked.

[@eagle___empire3175]

Isnt the finishing cream suppose to be used with the more abrasive 1st step compound?

[@mynsxt6]

I have a 32oz bottle, your are right, this stuff really ROCKS....wipe is really effortless!!!!!!!

[@tecobyrd937]

Is it discontinued i cant find it the diamond shield 2 that is

[@gtriches]

Works just like you said ! Harbor Freight DA, Griots Correcting Cream, Orange pad and got great results for my very first time trying this ! Thank You for the video.

[@neiskyle3]

Can I use waffle pad and a makita polisher for this Griots? My employer always complain in scratch. I dont want to do wet sanding anymore I want one step only?

[@SAM-uk8nv]

If its easy to wiping off then I’ll try this stuff.... Big thumbs up for your review sir 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@m-ok-6379]

Thanks for the great vids Scott. Because of your videos, I bought the following. - Griots G15 - Griots Correcting Cream - Menzerna Power Lock - Meguiars All Wheel Cleaner I also bought the following because of other videos. - CG Claybar - IronX - Collinite 845 Can you do a video on "Applying very little" or "little goes a long way" products? I cant find a video online about how much is enough because every video puts a different amount on the applicator or pad. Keep up the great work Scott, please don't forget the weekend warriors when you become youtube famous.

[@bekithembasibanda6792]

Pure n educative thanks Scott

[@kathyknott4962]

Have a question. I have a semi which is not clear coated it's a 2002 model. Wondering if this would be good to use on it? Been using the 3m compound 3 step purple bottles not real happy with results. Thank You for your time.

[@brandonfisher52]

Scott is always putting out grate content

[@bigstick346]

"Hold on, let me adjust the camera"(moves it 1/1000 of a mm) hahaha Gotta love Scott

[@rclarkrep100]

Great Video. I probably would still polish after but...feel safer using this vs compound.

[@PsionTheory]

Great Job Scott.... Im at a beginner , i would use this instead of the griots one step sealent ? or i imagine this is a direct competitor to the the one step sealent product. but this is professional grade. what would be the order of operations for me to remove swirl marks and defects in your opinon... 1 step sealant, polish (optional), then wax ?, etc Thanks for your passion., we appreciate you.

[@olliepogi954]

The is the general order or operation for detailing the vehicles exterior. 1)Wash 2)Clay 3)Compound 4)Polish 5)Seal 6)Wax

[@theeabster1983]

ollie pog i hear people talking about doing a one step or two step paint correction and some of these KZbinrs that work professionally doing this gave me a roundabout number for charging $150 to $300 for a one step $450 up to $1,200 for a two step paint correction. You mentioned compound, polish ,seal and then wax. Never heard anybody doing a four-step LOL and I understand that's the way you're supposed to do it. at least that's the way everybody sells their products. what would you charge someone to do a 4 step paint correction?

[@rayjay8322]

the eabster.....The WAX step is just for an additional pop, gloss and warmth. It's only really what you would do just prior to going to a show. It's only temporary that 99.9% of people/customers wouldn't do. The paint is already sealed and protected.

[@tacticalh]

+Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing Hey scott, thank you for the video and quick question for you. Have you tried the sonax perfect finish? if so how does that compare to the griots boss correcting cream? I hear so much good stuff about the sonax perfect finish especially as a one step and was wondering how you would compare the two and in this comparison if you still like the griots better. Thanks.

[@stvcrgy55]

I'm new to using a DA and compounds and polishes. How does the Griots compare to 3D One?

[@gambietti]

Great video. I will try that after I finish up my current products. Speaking of which, could you do a video on blackfire bf900? I have used this on a few cars now and got incredible results. Dust free and super easy to remove.

[@michaelwhitfield609]

Scott what about firmness. Hard pads versus soft or medium pads. Are hard firm pads good

[@deluxevehicledetailingandp904]

I used GG Fast Corr Cream today on the rear bumper of my 2006 BMW Z4M, orange LC 3" Force pad as it was a concave area. Came out really nice. Followed with Collinite 845 with red pad. Looks like new, considering how beat up and scratched the previous owner had done to it.

[@AntLive29]

Collinite waxes are great

[@BrickWilbur2020]

Have you tried Maguiers Cleaner/polisher 83 ? I think its does the same thing, right?

[@traviscoplen1016]

So as a beginner, what would be a good sealant to follow up with? Would you wipe with paint prep before sealant?

[@noahsimmons4107]

Slim vin diesel

[@PrimeForm1]

The only thing I don't like about that cream is it's a pain in the ass to clean out of the pad.

[@Stoicexpression]

Hi scott. Total noob here. What do you mean by 9mm throw and 12 mm throw and etc?

[@johnpollard5221]

Just subscribed want to learn paint correction. Love to see you do paint correction on a later model f 150.

[@engenheiromateus]

How much you'd say it is better than Menzerna FG400?

[@johnjackson-pu3xo]

Scott, are you using fewer pads to complete a car with the correcting cream verses let's say a 105, or 4oo

[@ROMAN-oy5ju]

I like this guy. 👍🏻

[@562jamesj]

Has you tried the new 3D One polish/compound? If you made a comparison video it would get tons of views!

[@genysmenrunner1677]

Have you use scholl s20, is a one step compound, how different is than this one?

[@GinoBo]

too bad this isn't available in belgium. just what i was looking for.

[@iceman7306]

Want to thank you Scott for your video's, your being honest has saved me money a turned me on to some great products much cheaper so for that I say thanks. Kurt from the Burgh

[@kylemoore9626]

Bought some on your recommendation, can’t wait to try, I’m a beginner, detailing cars just cuz I enjoy and make some extra money, I’m doing a black Sierra next week and am going to use the griots stuff on it, excited to try a more premium product over the chemical guys stuff I’ve been using

[@gogators5762]

Been a couple years, how did this turn out? You like, do you still use it? Just wondering.

[@johnklein4558]

Thanks Scott. Based on your review I went to Amazon and purchased their three steps. The fast correcting cream, their correcting cream, and their sealant.

[@gambietti]

Love your videos Scott. Had a thought...if the paint is hammered, would combining the finishing cream with Griots white pad do the job keeping with a one step?

[@elsey1976]

Probably not. Griot's FCC would be better

[@sierra2562]

Scott witch is your favorite orange pad, the Griots or the Lake country

[@briand.1694]

Just used Griot's Correcting Cream followed up by One-Step-Sealant on my wife's 2010 Accord Coupe. Amazing results! I could NOT be MORE impressed!

[@2010stoof]

i would love to see a video comparing m105 and fast correcting cream or correcting cream (whichever is closest to the m105). not only performance variables but also cost too for performance. did a search and noone has done one. you dont sugar coat it so id like to see you do it

[@m-ok-6379]

m105 is a cutting compound that needs a second step 205. The correcting cream is an AIO which is great for 1 step paint correction and it wipes away very easy while leaving very little dust.

[@joeyphillips2423]

So after the correction cream then what? Wax? Polish? Sealer?

[@clips0292]

What’s the highest temperature will you work with this product in direct sunlight?

[@daves.3278]

Do you follow up with an IPA wipe down after this or can you lay down a layer of wax right away?

[@92F0XBody]

David Saucedo if you’re waxing after you’re done polishing, do a paint prep wipe down to give best results.

[@mynsxt6]

Try the new Meguiars Ultra Polishing Wax?

[@eddieluna3970]

I truly agree .. the correcting it does is just stunning .!! And I tried on soft paint !!!