I have used this multiple times. It actually cuts better than you would expect. Wash, pull in garage, clay, Detox, first coat Friday night, second coat Saturday night, better butter wax Sunday night. 🛡️✨😎
Use it on my Honda the other day-well a test spot. I’m guessing my paint is rather soft but with a black griots pad I made noticeable changes with a 15mm machine running 3000rpm in like 4 quick passes. Great chemical for making money if you want a quick polish and go
This product is formulated to do exactly what you said. Enhancements but not cutting or scratch removal. I use it almost in place of a wax. Maybe just want to clean up the paint a little but not worry about removing any clear coat. Just do a quick 2 passes and done. I wouldn’t want it to have any more cut than it already does. I didn’t leave it alone to see how long it lasted, I don’t think it lasts as long as their 3 in 1 ceramic spray, but I would top it with that spray anyways.
It's basically cleaner wax on steroids. That's why I grouped it close but not quite to 3D Speed because that is capable of removing scratches. For Your average person though, the gloss is what they're gonna love.
I like the griots aio a lot actually, and I find I can use it for a variety of situations depending on the pad I use it with. I was surprised at the correction ability it has as well. I wouldn't really recommend using it as a primer polish for anything but the Griot's line though. If I want more cut and a true primer polish I go for shine supply burnout.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa yeah it's pretty cool because someone can in theory just infinitely stay within their system and maintain the protection, even when it comes time to polish now. I actually like to top it with ceramic speed shine though instead of their spray wax. Btw if you have any of the Buff n Shine uro fiber 50/50 pads they work really well with the Griots AIO.
I am actually getting ready to use mine for the first time after having got it a couple of months ago. I need to fix some light swirls and scratching on the hatch back of my 370Z which has super soft paint so I am thinking this will work pretty well to remove them. I have their 3 in 1 Ceramic Wax to top it off after curing. Griot's have really upped their game in the past few years to try and stay at the forefront of the detailing world in a mist of VAST competition lately. It seems like a new Detailing Company is popping up every week almost. It's staggering the amount of choices we have now days for detailing products. I fell down the rabbit hole and I need to climb back out! LOL I've amassed SO MANY detailing products it's nuts. I am moving in about a year or two probably and at my next house I have already decided I am probably going to narrow down my detailing products to one company to stream line things and for my own sanity (LOL) and that company will probably be Griot's. I I'd love to have their entire garage set up including the wall mounts for their bottles, etc. I've been using Griot's since Richard Griot first started his company as a mail order only company. They have always had very good (and truly "good looking") products! Thanks for posting Martin.
Ive used this on a couple quick AIO jobs and it was ok Ill say but if your looking for a new AIO with a bit more bite/shine.... give the new Sonax Ceramic AIO a try. Vonix Blend is a nice product as well. My two staples for customers are Angelwax Enigma AIO and Koch Chemie AIO.
@@joefro9473 Griot's Garage is far from garbage. They are a quality company made in the USA. KC is only pricy because it is imported, doesn't make it any better. Both good companies.
Speed 4-5 is the sweet spot for this. I wasn't able to change the grease because I don't have a tool that can get the counter weight off, as they are hex screws at a right angle. Otherwise I would use Lucas Red n Tacky grease.
Hey, good morning Martin. Another good vid. The Griots looks solid for sure - I expected nothing less. This product reminds me of the Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Polish [both the regular and black.] I use both quite regularly. Don't know if u r familiar with the Hybrid Solutions, but if so, how do you feel they compare?
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa I've used griots before and was impressed I'm getting ready to purchase a G8 and G9 and eventually may ditch my 7 inch rotory for the G21
Will griots 3 in 1 ceramic bond properly with the griots all in one polish wax being that the all in one seems like it would leave oils behind from the polish ? It seems like you would have to do a panel wipe to remove the polish oils from the all in one in order to get the 3 in 1 to bond properly to the surface. Or does the griots 3 in 1 bond to the all in one wax that is in it? Please clarify how this works if layering a coat of 3 in 1 on top of the all in one polish wax. Thanks sincerely jason.
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I have used this multiple times. It actually cuts better than you would expect. Wash, pull in garage, clay, Detox, first coat Friday night, second coat Saturday night, better butter wax Sunday night. 🛡️✨😎
I've used this product several times and I have been very pleased with the results. Also it seems to last pretty decently.
Use it on my Honda the other day-well a test spot. I’m guessing my paint is rather soft but with a black griots pad I made noticeable changes with a 15mm machine running 3000rpm in like 4 quick passes.
Great chemical for making money if you want a quick polish and go
This product is formulated to do exactly what you said. Enhancements but not cutting or scratch removal. I use it almost in place of a wax. Maybe just want to clean up the paint a little but not worry about removing any clear coat. Just do a quick 2 passes and done. I wouldn’t want it to have any more cut than it already does.
I didn’t leave it alone to see how long it lasted, I don’t think it lasts as long as their 3 in 1 ceramic spray, but I would top it with that spray anyways.
It's basically cleaner wax on steroids. That's why I grouped it close but not quite to 3D Speed because that is capable of removing scratches. For Your average person though, the gloss is what they're gonna love.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa yes, that’s a good way of talking about it. A cleaner wax with a little more bite.
I like the griots aio a lot actually, and I find I can use it for a variety of situations depending on the pad I use it with. I was surprised at the correction ability it has as well.
I wouldn't really recommend using it as a primer polish for anything but the Griot's line though.
If I want more cut and a true primer polish I go for shine supply burnout.
Yea its good for griots line which has become quite popular
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa yeah it's pretty cool because someone can in theory just infinitely stay within their system and maintain the protection, even when it comes time to polish now. I actually like to top it with ceramic speed shine though instead of their spray wax.
Btw if you have any of the Buff n Shine uro fiber 50/50 pads they work really well with the Griots AIO.
I am actually getting ready to use mine for the first time after having got it a couple of months ago. I need to fix some light swirls and scratching on the hatch back of my 370Z which has super soft paint so I am thinking this will work pretty well to remove them. I have their 3 in 1 Ceramic Wax to top it off after curing. Griot's have really upped their game in the past few years to try and stay at the forefront of the detailing world in a mist of VAST competition lately. It seems like a new Detailing Company is popping up every week almost. It's staggering the amount of choices we have now days for detailing products. I fell down the rabbit hole and I need to climb back out! LOL I've amassed SO MANY detailing products it's nuts. I am moving in about a year or two probably and at my next house I have already decided I am probably going to narrow down my detailing products to one company to stream line things and for my own sanity (LOL) and that company will probably be Griot's. I I'd love to have their entire garage set up including the wall mounts for their bottles, etc. I've been using Griot's since Richard Griot first started his company as a mail order only company. They have always had very good (and truly "good looking") products! Thanks for posting Martin.
oh yea this definitely sounds like a perfect match for your situation.
Did you got all the Griots stuffs?
Ive used this on a couple quick AIO jobs and it was ok Ill say but if your looking for a new AIO with a bit more bite/shine.... give the new Sonax Ceramic AIO a try. Vonix Blend is a nice product as well. My two staples for customers are Angelwax Enigma AIO and Koch Chemie AIO.
Yea those likely have more bite than this, this is more of a consumer product.
Thanks for reviewing this product! I always see it at O'Reilly's and wondered how it performed.
Martin, thanks for the video. I use the Griots 3 in 1 Ceramic spray wax, so this would be a nice addition.
Absolutely it would compliment it nicely
Thanks for the video. I’d like to know your thoughts on Koch Chemie P6.01 AIO.
never used anything from KC
Koch chemie is WAY better than this GARBAGE!!!
@@joefro9473 Griot's Garage is far from garbage. They are a quality company made in the USA. KC is only pricy because it is imported, doesn't make it any better. Both good companies.
Great video. Have you tried Rupes Uno Advanced with a blue wool pad? That combo is money for an AIO
Have not used rupes. Normally I use 3D Speed or Vonixx Blend AIO.
I recently bought the same polisher. It's really nice. What speed do you use? And what grease did you use?
Speed 4-5 is the sweet spot for this. I wasn't able to change the grease because I don't have a tool that can get the counter weight off, as they are hex screws at a right angle. Otherwise I would use Lucas Red n Tacky grease.
Hey, good morning Martin. Another good vid. The Griots looks solid for sure - I expected nothing less.
This product reminds me of the Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Polish [both the regular and black.] I use both quite regularly. Don't know if u r familiar with the Hybrid Solutions, but if so, how do you feel they compare?
Yes I have used hybrid solutions. The slickness from this is a bit better. Both good products.
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa good to know thx. Shine on you crazy diamond!
I use it as a polish nothing else , for correction it isn’t that good In my opinion
Yea its not the best but it's good enough for some gloss
I'm not impressed what so ever with 3D products and especially for what it costs its crap
well thats a shame. hopefully you enjoy griots?
@@BelLavoroAutoSpa I've used griots before and was impressed I'm getting ready to purchase a G8 and G9 and eventually may ditch my 7 inch rotory for the G21
Will griots 3 in 1 ceramic bond properly with the griots all in one polish wax being that the all in one seems like it would leave oils behind from the polish ? It seems like you would have to do a panel wipe to remove the polish oils from the all in one in order to get the 3 in 1 to bond properly to the surface. Or does the griots 3 in 1 bond to the all in one wax that is in it? Please clarify how this works if layering a coat of 3 in 1 on top of the all in one polish wax. Thanks sincerely jason.
@@growler5711 yes they are designed to work together