Thank you so much for the kind words and support, it makes the process into making the videos worth it. New videos coming soon. Thank you for your support pal
You are correct when you state that FCC checks off all that is on our list for using a compound. It is has been my go to since the BOSS system came out! Thanks for the information!
There is no perfect compound or polish for sticky paint. It’s the application. Heat is the enemy of sticky paint. So long throw machines or forced rotation is not ideal for sticky paint. The best method is to use a 8mm free spinning da. On a lower speed with a polishing pad. Don’t over work the area with faster arm movements.
Joe. You're the man! Am receiving my first polisher tomorrow and hopefully I'll be working on our cars soon. I've been looking at different products for a while, and this one you used had cought my attention, so now am definitely going to get it for my first task... So. Thank you very much for sharing....
I tried the fast correcting cream you are right easy to work with plenty of lubrication no dusting great compound great advice thank you 🙏 it works great on soft paint too love it
Phenomenal video. Doing a 2 step now with this + perfecting polish. So far it's really good. I'm using an orange pad on space Grey metallic BMW paint..
Love this compound - and it smells great too! I use the g15 and am looking for a 21mm polisher too. Would love to see a video showcasing what you like between both BOSS polishers!
Ben Runkel i will make a video soon talking about it. But I prefer my 21mm long throws. I rarely use my 15s. If I have to use a 5 inch 9 times out of 10 I’m grabbing my Griot’s garage 6 inch with a 5 inch Bp or my flex 3401 with a 5 inch. The 21mm is the king of correction. Everyone just buys the 15 because it has a 5 inch plate. The 21 is on another level correction wise. Will make a video soon enough with a more in depth answer. I appreciate you watching
The good smell part is something I forgot to state in the video. Being around chemicals that smell bad all day day after day year after year starts to take a toll on you. Bad smells trigger headaches for me. Using compounds that smell like heavy solvents for hours on end can give me migraines. It’s actually nice to smell something that smells pleasant when your used to smelling something bad. When I do use another polish that smells bad it makes me appreciate the boss creams even more.
Great video and great product. I got the regular BOSS correcting cream because from other people saying it's better as a one step. I guess I'll have to try out FCC next time.
I like your attitude cutting to the chase and straight to the point! I just subscribed. Curious though... What do you like to use as your finisher for polish?
Joe, again, so informative, I subscribed yesterday! What are your go to foam pads for the finishing stage? Do you have two?- one for finishing soft and one for finishing hard paints? On another note, for single step polishing jobs using HD polish or Griot’s correcting cream, which pads are you liking the most? How long did this 2 step polishing job take? So many people I see take 2 days to do something like this, and do 3 steps, when really it can be 80-90% defect free in 2 steps and in so much less time...what are these people doing to themselves lol, Thanks again for taking the time to answer our questions, keep up the good work! Cheers, Andrew
Hey man, love ur channel. Very informative. Probably show the most about polishing out of anyone on here. I just got a new 2500 Diesel truck. Been wanting to get into detailing so been watching all these videos . Should I do the lhr21 or lhr15? Then I was going to get the Griot's garage 8mm and put a 3 or 2" backing plate on it. And hopefully I'll get good at this and possibly do it for other people. Just wanted the Master s thought s on the 5" or 6" rupes.everyone says the lhr15. But then some people say get the lhr 21 and put a 5" plate. Thanks a lot man
Josh R that’s a hard choice. I like to recommend machines on the basis of what machine they currently have that will compliment them the most. Me I’m a 21mm fan and a 6.5 inch pad fan. Not that many out there but that is my preference. If I were you. I would get a 21 get the Griot’s garage 6 inch and get the 3 inch plate and 5 inch plate. So on that occasion where you do need a 5 inch you have that option. The 21mm is the king of correction why settle for the v6 model when you can have the v8 💪
Fantastic job sir ,congratulations. Yes fcc is great product, unfortunatelly griots products not availibale in europe i live. I usually can find products like sonax cut max, perfect finish, menzerna fg400,menzerna 3-1 as i saw you used in the past are my go products. I have a recomendation for you sir, next time you facing a very oily compound or polish try NOT to use ipa based product to remove it, but a solvent based paint prep and in my experience you will have GREAT reaults on removing hight polishing oils. Just test it and you will remember me. Also solvent based preps are very helfull before sealing or coatings. Again congratulations
I am using menzerna 3 1 after your videos on many many cars......domyou have any tips and tricks about using it?? Do you to it somw times with other product?? Thanks
It is that good I use a medium orange pad get same results then use a ipa then turtle wax max flex wax is a graphene wax leaves it withe a gloss that's insane luv this combo try it I have a 21 long throw absolutely luv it get different pads
Joe, thanks for your videos as always, i am just an enthusiast and have always loved your videos. I have been missing you for a while but maybe you were busy and that is great. Glad you are back though. I have always been wanting to ask you what your thoughts are with Rupes vs Griots g15 or g21 they are pricey and have seen you always with Griots. I have used Griots standard 8mm on my cars but really want to buy a G15 considering i am not a professional and want faster results in less time regardless. Thanks again
Ali the Griot’s Garage 8mm is one of my favorite machines I like it better than the 15mm 😀 that might catch you by surprise. Being that you have a gg6 with a 5 inch plate no need to get a 15mm get the 21 that will compliment your gg6. Now you have a 6.5 inch machine and a 5 inch machine. The 8mm is a torque monster I call it my mini boss. I use the 21 for all my cutting and for edge or tighter work I use my gg6 or a flex 3401 with a 5 inch plate. If you want to remove defects fast the 21mm is going to do that better than the 15. It will be more complimentary to your gg6 than the 15 would
Thanks Joe, yes really surprised on that G15 note....lol. If i buy the g21 should i get a 5 inch plate considering I am no expert with a whole lot of experience. Let me know, also are you aware if griots plans on any g15 or g21 upgrades or new version. Thoughts?
Thanks for the valuable information Joe. Your candid approach to providing USEFUL detailing information is one of the best on TH-cam in my opinion. Thanks for providing your tips and tricks to getting realistic results. 99.9% of the people watching these videos are not detailing professionals but weekend enthusiast who usually have daily drivers they want to keep in great condition and maybe a classic car or something they have a personal attachment to. Your real world information on how to get the best possible results doing it yourself at home is great.
Al thank you for watching! I’ve been a huge fan of HD polish. Easy wipe off great finish especially on softer paints good price. I don’t over react too much on finishing polishes in all honesty there all pretty good. Expect for ones that are oily I can’t do the oil anymore lol
It can be oily if you use too much product. It offers lots o lubrication and is one of the better polishes for softer paint. To clean up micro marring in the second step a few drops is all you need and wipe off is easy peasy. If you saturate the pad and use excess product it can be oily but no where near to other oily polishes on the market. I like hd polish a lot!
Why don't you say Griot's fast correcting cream. Do you avoid making free publicity? Super good video and I love your technic.One inch per second make me go nutsssssssss.
Garage Life perfecting cream is good, but it’s nothing extraordinary. FCC is special. There are plenty of finishing polishes on the market that will get the job done. While I do like it it doesn’t make me do back flips like fast Cream or correcting cream does.
Thumbs Up! Great video and lessons my man! Did my first buffing today on a couple panels, hood and trunk on Lexus IS250. I think I did alright but I did something wrong with putting the cream on again after each section because I was flinging cream all over the place even when the pad was down flat and tight against the panel. Tomorrow I will start out with a new pad, the White one, and maybe try less cream. Any suggestions?
Spread the polish out on a lower speed and take advantage of the dome cap that’s on the Griot’s bottles. Massage the cream into the pores of the pad. Even if you apply too much just massage it into the panel on a low speed. Once you spread it out raise to your normal working speed and you won’t have any issues. The more you polish the better you will get. thank you for watching my videos Nothing makes me happier when I can encourage people to polish paint. 👍
@@NextLevelAutoDetail When I spread it out at speed 2 and then go to speed 5 on the G9 everything seems to be just like you guys do it in the videos....but after I did the first two sections the cream started splattering all over the place and so I just shut the machine down and wiped everything down wherever there was splatter. This sudden splattering while buffing maybe happened because there was so much cream in and on the pad and I was pressing down and squeezing the pad a good bit against the panel.....I don't know....I was squirting cream starting at the middle of the pad and then in circles until I got to the edge of the pad and then rubbed or spread it around on the pad with my finger tip. Do you rub it into the pad on every section or was I only supposed to saturate the pad on the very first section? Sorry for the long message and the questions. This will be the last one!
QUICK-STAR you can ask me as many questions as you need. There can be so many variables as to why you are getting splatter. I would have to see what exactly your doing. It sounds like you are using way too much compound. The boss polishes are “creams” so they are a thinner liquid. Reduce the amount of polishing your adding to the pad. After your first prime of the pad you don’t re-prime the pad all you need is 3-4 pea size drops. It honestly just sounds like you are using too much polish.
Hello jus noticed you said it has smat and dat tech at 2:07 and then you say its not a dat tech @3:42, so which one is it so I can try it out myself, thank you...
Dude!! You should have more subscribers. Guess people "can't handle the truth"!! Nothing sexy here... Leave that to the lingerie companies! Thank you for such a great video!!
Tito Rodriguez I feel everyone gets bored of the longer videos so I try to get to the point. This video was longer I cut it I was babbling and babbling and when it comes to detailing my mouth doesn’t stop! Lol
@@NextLevelAutoDetail That's true. But some people prefer long or short. For me I like both but it depends how I feel that day. Lol. But if it's really informative I stay and watch a long video. I also love ASMR detailing videos. Just all the noise no background music.
Joe was this video scripted by autogeek or griots? Just curious.. Are you still working for autogeek? Is this how griots asked you to demonstrate the product or is this your perspective of how a sub micron compound works? Cool video.. Thanks
@@NextLevelAutoDetail what?? You have videos in the past working at autogeek studio plus doing videos for mckees 37 products.. I have no issues with you working for these companies.. What does a SDS sheet have anything to do with using a sub micron compound? I have talked at length about griots fast correcting cream and still support the product. I just wanted to know if this is your personal perspective on how to use the product.. No disrespect my friend.. You say at the end of the video "we" have more content coming. So I was wondering if you work alone or with a company? I guess that company would be detailed image now?
@@NextLevelAutoDetail I actually enjoy your videos.. And have told people to follow you. It's obvious you follow me and I'm grateful but what's with the nasty reply?
Never derailed from the studio of Autogeek. Bob Mckee the former owner and founder of Autogeek sold Autogeek years ago. He still owns the building and only kept McKee’s 37. I personally ran my personal detailing business from the McKee’s 37 HQ. has nothing to do with Autogeek. I do not work for anybody but my self. I write for detailed image. That is what I do I write articles and share knowledge. Nobody scripts or manipulated me to write anything or make a video about anything that I didn’t believe my self. McKee’s never paid me to do TH-cam videos I did it because I wanted to. Everything I type or say is my own thought process. When you say scripted of course I am going to take offense to that. You are basically calling me fake. I am one of the realest detailers you will ever meet I don’t buy into hype I use with what works. I promote real world detailing.
If you didn’t mean to throw shade my apologies. I am not a trouble maker. But if you read your original comment it comes off as insulting to me. Right off the bat you asked if this video was “scripted” meaning that I’m fake and just selling yes I am going to take offense to that. Especially since I haven’t posted a video regarding McKee’s 37 in Over a year. My last 4-5 videos have been in my personal shops. I kind of have a better understanding where you are coming from. I guess you thought I was employed by Autogeek. I am not employed by Autogeek and never was. I am not sponsored by Griot’s garage. My content is my content. I am a ask-a-pro blogger for detailed image and have been for years. I took the comment the wrong way. I read it from an entirely different context. You could have worded the comment a little better. But reading it again from your context I can understand your point of view and I apologize if you didn’t mean to throw shade. My mistake.
As an impartial bystander this post by Dallas Paint Correction does come off as confrontational like you are calling Joe out? When is it ever good to be scripted? Makes it sound like hes a shill for those companies.
Greg Griffin I have a video coming out on this specific subject. “Hard or soft paint” that theory does not apply to newbies or inexperienced people in paint correction. That sets newer people up for failure. Even if the paint is soft if a person is new to machine polishing they are going to need all the cutting power they can get their hands on. Newer enthusiasts do not have the experience yet to make a mid-grade polish work on softer paint systems. Soft paint still needs to be cut if you are looking for the most defect removal possible. The only time a person should be concerned with soft paint is when you are having problems with the finishing stages of polishing. Make sure your subscribed the video will be uploaded with my full explanation.
Joe, dude, excellent video! Direct and straight to the point. Thanks for sharing your experiences (both good and bad) with us.
Michael Loftus thank you for watching I’m glad you’re liking the videos 👍
@@NextLevelAutoDetail good to see you back!
Love all your vids!!! Thank you so much for all your advice!!!
loufalcone thank you for watching I greatly appreciate the support
This is my second or third time watching this video and I get excited every time I watch it's definitely changed my game
Thank you so much for the kind words and support, it makes the process into making the videos worth it.
New videos coming soon. Thank you for your support pal
You are correct when you state that FCC checks off all that is on our list for using a compound. It is has been my go to since the BOSS system came out! Thanks for the information!
Todd Dyer for me as well, I don’t understand when people say fcc is just “ok” it boggles my mind. Thanks for watching
I wish you’d show a soft sticky Honda black paint cause I’m losing sleep over that too and there’s so much compounds out there
There is no perfect compound or polish for sticky paint. It’s the application.
Heat is the enemy of sticky paint. So long throw machines or forced rotation is not ideal for sticky paint.
The best method is to use a 8mm free spinning da. On a lower speed with a polishing pad. Don’t over work the area with faster arm movements.
Joe. You're the man!
Am receiving my first polisher tomorrow and hopefully I'll be working on our cars soon.
I've been looking at different products for a while, and this one you used had cought my attention, so now am definitely going to get it for my first task...
So. Thank you very much for sharing....
I tried the fast correcting cream you are right easy to work with plenty of lubrication no dusting great compound great advice thank you 🙏 it works great on soft paint too love it
Great video, I would have liked to see the final finish polishing
That paint is not hammered at all. Try working on a 150k plus miles on with no buff ever done on it. Then you can say it's hammered
Great show and good info ! Thanks
Phenomenal video. Doing a 2 step now with this + perfecting polish. So far it's really good. I'm using an orange pad on space Grey metallic BMW paint..
Love this compound - and it smells great too! I use the g15 and am looking for a 21mm polisher too. Would love to see a video showcasing what you like between both BOSS polishers!
Ben Runkel i will make a video soon talking about it. But I prefer my 21mm long throws. I rarely use my 15s. If I have to use a 5 inch 9 times out of 10 I’m grabbing my Griot’s garage 6 inch with a 5 inch Bp or my flex 3401 with a 5 inch.
The 21mm is the king of correction. Everyone just buys the 15 because it has a 5 inch plate. The 21 is on another level correction wise. Will make a video soon enough with a more in depth answer. I appreciate you watching
The good smell part is something I forgot to state in the video. Being around chemicals that smell bad all day day after day year after year starts to take a toll on you. Bad smells trigger headaches for me. Using compounds that smell like heavy solvents for hours on end can give me migraines. It’s actually nice to smell something that smells pleasant when your used to smelling something bad. When I do use another polish that smells bad it makes me appreciate the boss creams even more.
Im subbed. Great content. Cant wait to see more videos on reviews like this. Quality work bro
Your the best joe!!
David Saucedo thank you for the support, thank you for watching!
Great job!
Bill Lunebach thanks for watching Bill
Good info !
Jose Sanchez thanks for watching Jose
3D one is also a great compound too when paired with the right pad
Great advice. Subbed and liked. Getting ready to do my hammered 2007 black HHR with the FCC.
I appreciate your subscription. Glad you enjoyed the video. Your black HHR does not stand a chance against FCC😂
Thank you for joining the community
Great video and great product. I got the regular BOSS correcting cream because from other people saying it's better as a one step. I guess I'll have to try out FCC next time.
Rick Sierra Correcting Cream IMO is one of the best if not they best one-step polishes on the market it’s killer.
Looks like the G21 has some balls!
If you use a foam pad with this, do you still need to do a 2 step or should the foam one step be enough?
I like your attitude cutting to the chase and straight to the point! I just subscribed. Curious though... What do you like to use as your finisher for polish?
FCC is an amazing product! All the BOSS creams are great.
FAB Automotive Detailing couldn’t agree with you more thanks for watching
Joe, again, so informative, I subscribed yesterday!
What are your go to foam pads for the finishing stage?
Do you have two?- one for finishing soft and one for finishing hard paints?
On another note, for single step polishing jobs using HD polish or Griot’s correcting cream, which pads are you liking the most?
How long did this 2 step polishing job take? So many people I see take 2 days to do something like this, and do 3 steps, when really it can be 80-90% defect free in 2 steps and in so much less time...what are these people doing to themselves lol,
Thanks again for taking the time to answer our questions, keep up the good work!
Cheers, Andrew
What is Scott talking about, jeeze...
Hey man, love ur channel. Very informative. Probably show the most about polishing out of anyone on here. I just got a new 2500 Diesel truck. Been wanting to get into detailing so been watching all these videos . Should I do the lhr21 or lhr15? Then I was going to get the Griot's garage 8mm and put a 3 or 2" backing plate on it. And hopefully I'll get good at this and possibly do it for other people. Just wanted the Master s thought s on the 5" or 6" rupes.everyone says the lhr15. But then some people say get the lhr 21 and put a 5" plate. Thanks a lot man
Josh R that’s a hard choice. I like to recommend machines on the basis of what machine they currently have that will compliment them the most.
Me I’m a 21mm fan and a 6.5 inch pad fan. Not that many out there but that is my preference.
If I were you. I would get a 21 get the Griot’s garage 6 inch and get the 3 inch plate and 5 inch plate. So on that occasion where you do need a 5 inch you have that option.
The 21mm is the king of correction why settle for the v6 model when you can have the v8 💪
Thanks a lot man.got the 21. Have you ever put the 5" bp on your 21? Lot of people talk about awesome it is?
By the way I have a normal 8mm da and with the fast correcting cream almost work as good as the long throw. Just longer.
Which backing plate and padyou use ?
@@Carlos.Rivera I change the 6inches for the 5 inches backing plate and I used a orange pad and it does a perfect job. Give it a try. Richard
Fantastic job sir ,congratulations. Yes fcc is great product, unfortunatelly griots products not availibale in europe i live. I usually can find products like sonax cut max, perfect finish, menzerna fg400,menzerna 3-1 as i saw you used in the past are my go products.
I have a recomendation for you sir, next time you facing a very oily compound or polish try NOT to use ipa based product to remove it, but a solvent based paint prep and in my experience you will have GREAT reaults on removing hight polishing oils. Just test it and you will remember me. Also solvent based preps are very helfull before sealing or coatings.
Again congratulations
I am using menzerna 3 1 after your videos on many many cars......domyou have any tips and tricks about using it?? Do you to it somw times with other product?? Thanks
If you like bcc try Meguiar’s D300
It is that good I use a medium orange pad get same results then use a ipa then turtle wax max flex wax is a graphene wax leaves it withe a gloss that's insane luv this combo try it I have a 21 long throw absolutely luv it get different pads
Joe, thanks for your videos as always, i am just an enthusiast and have always loved your videos. I have been missing you for a while but maybe you were busy and that is great. Glad you are back though. I have always been wanting to ask you what your thoughts are with Rupes vs Griots g15 or g21 they are pricey and have seen you always with Griots. I have used Griots standard 8mm on my cars but really want to buy a G15 considering i am not a professional and want faster results in less time regardless. Thanks again
Ali the Griot’s Garage 8mm is one of my favorite machines I like it better than the 15mm 😀 that might catch you by surprise.
Being that you have a gg6 with a 5 inch plate no need to get a 15mm get the 21 that will compliment your gg6. Now you have a 6.5 inch machine and a 5 inch machine. The 8mm is a torque monster I call it my mini boss.
I use the 21 for all my cutting and for edge or tighter work I use my gg6 or a flex 3401 with a 5 inch plate.
If you want to remove defects fast the 21mm is going to do that better than the 15. It will be more complimentary to your gg6 than the 15 would
Thanks Joe, yes really surprised on that G15 note....lol. If i buy the g21 should i get a 5 inch plate considering I am no expert with a whole lot of experience. Let me know, also are you aware if griots plans on any g15 or g21 upgrades or new version. Thoughts?
I'm wondering what Griot's Fast Correcting Cream followed by 3D Speed would achieve?
Thanks for the valuable information Joe. Your candid approach to providing USEFUL detailing information is one of the best on TH-cam in my opinion. Thanks for providing your tips and tricks to getting realistic results. 99.9% of the people watching these videos are not detailing professionals but weekend enthusiast who usually have daily drivers they want to keep in great condition and maybe a classic car or something they have a personal attachment to. Your real world information on how to get the best possible results doing it yourself at home is great.
Joe Van Seeters thank you for your support and kind words. I love helping and sharing information.
Great video Joe! FCC is no joke. Cuts like a mofo. What are your go to finishing polishes?
Al thank you for watching! I’ve been a huge fan of HD polish. Easy wipe off great finish especially on softer paints good price. I don’t over react too much on finishing polishes in all honesty there all pretty good. Expect for ones that are oily I can’t do the oil anymore lol
Next Level Auto Detail hey Joe, I find HD Polish to be pretty oily.
It can be oily if you use too much product. It offers lots o lubrication and is one of the better polishes for softer paint.
To clean up micro marring in the second step a few drops is all you need and wipe off is easy peasy.
If you saturate the pad and use excess product it can be oily but no where near to other oily polishes on the market.
I like hd polish a lot!
Great choices, Joe...Griot's Garage BOSS FCC and 3D HD Polish+ are two staples in my detailing arsenal.
Looks the same to me
What are you going to follow up with after FCC?
Geo I I used hd polish
Jesus I have had fcc for 2 years and have used it twice and have up on it. Silly me
Tito Rodriguez if you don’t want it you can send it to me 😂 thanks for watching pal. Give it a good shake.
Why don't you say Griot's fast correcting cream. Do you avoid making free publicity? Super good video and I love your technic.One inch per second make me go nutsssssssss.
So no love for perfecting cream?
Garage Life perfecting cream is good, but it’s nothing extraordinary. FCC is special. There are plenty of finishing polishes on the market that will get the job done. While I do like it it doesn’t make me do back flips like fast Cream or correcting cream does.
Interesting, can you recommend , where I can by 5” micro fiber pads👍
I’m looking to get into DA polishing. I was considering the G9 but having seen this video, should I spend more and just get the G21? Ur thoughts...
Thumbs Up! Great video and lessons my man! Did my first buffing today on a couple panels, hood and trunk on Lexus IS250. I think I did alright but I did something wrong with putting the cream on again after each section because I was flinging cream all over the place even when the pad was down flat and tight against the panel. Tomorrow I will start out with a new pad, the White one, and maybe try less cream. Any suggestions?
Spread the polish out on a lower speed and take advantage of the dome cap that’s on the Griot’s bottles. Massage the cream into the pores of the pad. Even if you apply too much just massage it into the panel on a low speed.
Once you spread it out raise to your normal working speed and you won’t have any issues. The more you polish the better you will get.
thank you for watching my videos Nothing makes me happier when I can encourage people to polish paint. 👍
@@NextLevelAutoDetail When I spread it out at speed 2 and then go to speed 5 on the G9 everything seems to be just like you guys do it in the videos....but after I did the first two sections the cream started splattering all over the place and so I just shut the machine down and wiped everything down wherever there was splatter. This sudden splattering while buffing maybe happened because there was so much cream in and on the pad and I was pressing down and squeezing the pad a good bit against the panel.....I don't know....I was squirting cream starting at the middle of the pad and then in circles until I got to the edge of the pad and then rubbed or spread it around on the pad with my finger tip. Do you rub it into the pad on every section or was I only supposed to saturate the pad on the very first section? Sorry for the long message and the questions. This will be the last one!
QUICK-STAR you can ask me as many questions as you need.
There can be so many variables as to why you are getting splatter. I would have to see what exactly your doing.
It sounds like you are using way too much compound.
The boss polishes are “creams” so they are a thinner liquid. Reduce the amount of polishing your adding to the pad. After your first prime of the pad you don’t re-prime the pad all you need is 3-4 pea size drops.
It honestly just sounds like you are using too much polish.
Hello jus noticed you said it has smat and dat tech at 2:07 and then you say its not a dat tech @3:42, so which one is it so I can try it out myself, thank you...
Dude!! You should have more subscribers. Guess people "can't handle the truth"!!
Nothing sexy here... Leave that to the lingerie companies! Thank you for such a great video!!
Also make longer videos lol.
Tito Rodriguez I feel everyone gets bored of the longer videos so I try to get to the point. This video was longer I cut it I was babbling and babbling and when it comes to detailing my mouth doesn’t stop! Lol
@@NextLevelAutoDetail nnahh brother I rather pick up all you have to say than guess what you would do
@@NextLevelAutoDetail That's true. But some people prefer long or short. For me I like both but it depends how I feel that day. Lol. But if it's really informative I stay and watch a long video. I also love ASMR detailing videos. Just all the noise no background music.
Hi Joe. Would you recommend FCC for a beginner or weekend detailer?
Joe, how is FCC on soft black paint? quick passes or? Thanks.
Good video bro
Joe, what are some of your favorite 1-step polishes?
👍🏿
Joe was this video scripted by autogeek or griots?
Just curious..
Are you still working for autogeek?
Is this how griots asked you to demonstrate the product or is this your perspective of how a sub micron compound works?
Cool video..
Thanks
@@NextLevelAutoDetail what??
You have videos in the past working at autogeek studio plus doing videos for mckees 37 products..
I have no issues with you working for these companies..
What does a SDS sheet have anything to do with using a sub micron compound?
I have talked at length about griots fast correcting cream and still support the product.
I just wanted to know if this is your personal perspective on how to use the product..
No disrespect my friend..
You say at the end of the video "we" have more content coming.
So I was wondering if you work alone or with a company?
I guess that company would be detailed image now?
@@NextLevelAutoDetail I actually enjoy your videos..
And have told people to follow you.
It's obvious you follow me and I'm grateful but what's with the nasty reply?
Never derailed from the studio of Autogeek. Bob Mckee the former owner and founder of Autogeek sold Autogeek years ago. He still owns the building and only kept McKee’s 37.
I personally ran my personal detailing business from the McKee’s 37 HQ. has nothing to do with Autogeek.
I do not work for anybody but my self. I write for detailed image. That is what I do I write articles and share knowledge.
Nobody scripts or manipulated me to write anything or make a video about anything that I didn’t believe my self.
McKee’s never paid me to do TH-cam videos I did it because I wanted to.
Everything I type or say is my own thought process.
When you say scripted of course I am going to take offense to that. You are basically calling me fake.
I am one of the realest detailers you will ever meet I don’t buy into hype I use with what works.
I promote real world detailing.
If you didn’t mean to throw shade my apologies. I am not a trouble maker.
But if you read your original comment it comes off as insulting to me.
Right off the bat you asked if this video was “scripted” meaning that I’m fake and just selling
yes I am going to take offense to that. Especially since I haven’t posted a video regarding McKee’s 37 in Over a year. My last 4-5 videos have been in my personal shops.
I kind of have a better understanding where you are coming from. I guess you thought I was employed by Autogeek.
I am not employed by Autogeek and never was. I am not sponsored by Griot’s garage. My content is my content.
I am a ask-a-pro blogger for detailed image and have been for years.
I took the comment the wrong way. I read it from an entirely different context.
You could have worded the comment a little better. But reading it again from your context I can understand your point of view and I apologize if you didn’t mean to throw shade. My mistake.
As an impartial bystander this post by Dallas Paint Correction does come off as confrontational like you are calling Joe out? When is it ever good to be scripted? Makes it sound like hes a shill for those companies.
How long does it last? Does the water bead with this?
Do u have a video on how to decide if it’s hard or soft paint
Greg Griffin I have a video coming out on this specific subject.
“Hard or soft paint” that theory does not apply to newbies or inexperienced people in paint correction. That sets newer people up for failure.
Even if the paint is soft if a person is new to machine polishing they are going to need all the cutting power they can get their hands on.
Newer enthusiasts do not have the experience yet to make a mid-grade polish work on softer paint systems.
Soft paint still needs to be cut if you are looking for the most defect removal possible.
The only time a person should be concerned with soft paint is when you are having problems with the finishing stages of polishing.
Make sure your subscribed the video will be uploaded with my full explanation.
What do u mean it won’t help for new bevies?Am I wrong in saying u try a test spot
A little goes a long way and u put half the bottle on the pad. Lmao. Ijs. I know nothing. Lol
Wow
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I don’t like the Griots products, they are so far from other better companies. Proven if you do test.
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your instagram please?
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@@NextLevelAutoDetail thank you Joe :) Very well done and informative videos..... you're a very good teacher.