HD SPEED vs Griots BOSS Finishing Sealant - May The Best AIO Win!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- SCOTT WITH DALLAS PAINT CORRECTION & AUTO DETAILING IN PLANO TEXAS COMPARES HD SPEED AGAINST GRITS GARAGE BOSS FINISHING SELANT
Products Used:
1. 3D Speed All In One Polish/Wax - 16 oz. | Clear Coat Car Polish and Wax in One | Paint Protection, Swirl Correction | Made in USA | All Natural | No Harmful Chemicals - amzn.to/39IF7lN
2. Griot's Garage BOSS Cream Kit - amzn.to/33bUYqz
3. Griot's Garage 10813STDCRD 6" Dual Action Random Orbital Polisher with 10' Cord - amzn.to/2Q9byBV
4. Griot's Garage 10523 5.5" Orange Foam Polishing Pad (Set of 3) - amzn.to/2IDSk39
Even after many years gone by, you still make perfect sense. ❤ Love you my friend.
As someone living in South Texas I appreciate you mentioning that HD works better in the sun. Being mobile makes this an essential detail to being effective.
I think the scratches were heavier on the HD Speed side. HD Speed always delivers for me using forced rotation and a light /medium cutting pad. With forced rotation you can also move faster because you can really put some heavy pressure down for the first few passes. I also take much larger sections at a time. Its a bit of a work out using the forced rotation machine but it gets the job done much quicker.
How many people fast forward through that first pass? LOL
the eabster I did lol!! Jeeeez!
Just ordered my Griots BOSS Finishing Sealant, Buff & Shine 5 inch backing plate with some orange and white foam pads. Thanks Scott... you are the best!!
How was it?
Can either of these be used by hand?
Scott could u tell me what the name of that polisher is and the model number
Great video Scott. Very informational video as all your videos are. You really bring the best "real world" information to use "weekend enthusiast" out here in the REAL WORLD. 99.9% of the people watching these videos from around the entire world I would imagine need the type of information you bring to the masses. We aren't professional detailers in any sense of the word. Am I an enthusiast, absolutely. Do I strive to get what the professionals give in their incredible expertise when doing their full correction detail jobs? ABSOLUTELY. But realistically, what results can I get, that look close (and I know, close is subjective to different people) but I enjoy working on my cars and trying to get them close to what you get only using a "one step" product. I've tried a few different ones with good results. I currently just purchased 3D Products HD Speed and their HD Speed Polish and their HD Light purple foam pads. I plan on trying this process with those products out this weekend on my new Nissan Pathfinder in Maroon color. I plan on sealing it with Menzerna Powerlock and following up that with Optimum Opti-Seal as my LSP. For my everyday driver, it should look pretty good.
yet another great video thank you so much for putting these out they are so informative and fun to watch
wow thank you!..im happy I'm helping and yes i love to ramble a little to much but perhaps thats fun to watch:)..thank you for your kind words and much love my friend:)
Before finishing this video, thanks for the comparison! I'm a huge fan of HD Speed, and have always wanted to test it out against Griot's Finishing Sealant.
thanks MikeEM1...i hope it helps you..i love seeing you on the channel..i have seen a few of your videos and i love your view point and i know your not a pro but i find your channel to be honest and willing to help:)...thanks for your support
Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing Thanks for the kind words and the videos you're putting out. I'm definitely new to the detailing world and just trying to share what I've learned. I'll probably make a video testing these exact products as well just to have first hand experience.
@@MikeEM1 hey just got some HD one and spider pad I have swirls and scratches on a black Mercedes do you think it will work?
Scott, thanks for making that video. I didn't see that outcome coming at all. I can only imagine how much more aggressive the Griot's correcting & fast correcting products would be.
Since I have both, Maybe I'll try HD Speed on her car, and Griot's on mine. One will get 845 & the other Powerlock, afterwards. Should be a great experiment.
UPDATE: I tried HD Speed on the wife's car, Adriatic Blue (US made small 4 dr sedan). Tested on the deck lid. It did remove some of the swirling. But I think I may have gone a little fast. Slow is painful, and I need to work on that. There is a definite improvement. I then went on to mine, Inferno orange (US/Japan built full size pickup). Speed did a much better job on this paint. I was fighting the sun the whole way, so the results could have been better, but I am not complaining. Followed up with powerlock. Next weekend, we'll use Griot's on hers, followed by collonite 845.
@hogluvr1 how did it go?
Thanks for the video Scott.
Nice to see the Canadian flag in the reflection!
Watching from the true North!!!
love Canada!..beautiful country..so happy to have you on the channel
Man i really needed this video and I wasn't even the one that asked for this. So basically I need speed for my buddy's car when I'm in the sun and griots for me when I'm in my garage lol. I have speed and live the shine, but didn't think it corrected well at all. Now I understand, thanks as always. Btw, just picked up a jug of super clean lol.
AWESOME!...i love them both but yes hd speed is great for direct sunlight..i think having both products available to you is always the best bet...thanks for your kind comment
love the canadian flag :)
Great video. Like seeing side x side results like that.
Can you do a video about paint correction on a one stage paint
I wish you would have an end of year show talking about your favorite products and devices for the year.
Hood wasn’t equally scratched/defected so all this makes no sense unless you have a controlled area. Not saying speed did not perform but the left side of the hood could of had deeper scratches. Hard to tell...
I use the 3m perfect system.
Hey there... I see you're using a HF DA polisher... did you change the counterweight when u switched it to a 5inch ?
Noticed that too...it's a Chicago Electric DA! Not knocking it, as i use one myself...but just suprised the vid comments section stated a Griots DA being used. As for the HD Speed - its great stuff if your paint is in a 7-10 shape and need a 'refresh' for the driving season
Scott how would M205 vs Griots finishing sealant compete? witch one would give the paint more shine on that black hood?
How are you reading everyone's mind...! I was hoping for this video
Hey I notice the Canadian flag in the reflection of the hood in the beginning of the video! 🤙🏼
This video came at a perfect time. I thought I was getting better results with finishing sealant but as a long time speed user I was a little nervous about spending the additional money. One thing I have noticed is that on soft sticky paint HD speed is easier to remove. You forgot to mention how good they both smell!
yes they both smell great!...do you notice hd speed staining your pads?..i love both and will keep them in my stock and as a pro its always best to have two high quality all in ones!...thanks for your comment and support
Yes, HD speed does stain pads and so does HD Polish+. In my experience, I don't care if a pad is stained as long as I am able to remove all of the waxes, sealants, polish, residue the staining effect of some AIO's and polishes doesn't effect the overall performance of the pad.
I have not used this AIO. Currently, I have Meguiars D151 and Chemical Guys Blacklight. BTW, another great video.
thats cool and thank you for your kind words:)...well i did have a local detailer give me some blacklight..it was so bad i just trashed it..im not a fan of chemical guys but maybe your having better luck...thanks for being on the channel John
Can griots finishing sealent actually finish after a compounding using fast correction cream ?
HD is just great for daily drivers and affordable minimal paint correction and quick work. Got it
Griots is for superior quality. And longer time and more work.
Great. Good selling point. I’m adding that to my notes
Have you tried using the heavy cut foam pad w HD or finishing sealant
I have had clients look at their cars after I used BOSS Correcting cream (not the Finishing Sealant) and said that looks perfect! And I tell them I am still not done, but they actually wanted me to stop just due to the outcome leaving a nice shine and glossy coating! I really like Griots BOSS system much better than their previous creams that I didnt really like any of them! Just my thoughts!
i agree Todd and doing cars for the buying public who don't have critical eyes and working on their daily drivers, griots BOSS correcting cream is a great one step that will please just about 80-90% of the buying public looking to remove swirls, fine scratches,hazy paint and give them awesome shine and gloss...the Griots Boss creams are a solid foundation for guys that do paint correction...to many get seduced thinking they need to make the paint absolutely flawless and work 10 hours on a car doing a 2 step, when in fact many are happy with a great 1 step using griots correcting cream:)
i think its also important to add that if you rely on the dual action polisher alone to do any form of paint correction, and that includes these fancy long throw polishers..lol..we need to understand and remember they are paint enhancement tools not TRUE paint correction tools like the rotary..thats why many will take days trying to get perfection from a dual action polisher and it drives up the cost because of the extra time needed trying to get perfection from a tool that was never designed to do so..thats why they call them swirls killers and not deep defect killers:)
Hey Scott, do you mind telling me what equipment you use to create your videos? I am working on my new website and would like to put a few vids in it to show visitors a sample of things I do! Thanks Scott!
Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing totally understand that! I was using rotary in the mid 80s while in college as a detailer on the side of going to school. I currently use both (majority DA) machines and with todays compounds the DAs can do some great work if you know how to use correctly! Love ur vids buddy! Sent you another message a few minutes ago about videos?
are you sitting down..lol..its probably the cheapest video camera you can buy:)..i use a canon vixia HF R700..i found it at best buy i believe for less than 200 dollars..it films in hd 1080 but i typically make all my videos in 720
Thanks for this. Btw, in my view, HD Speed won because it did LESS correction - I'm a chauffeur and want to be able to lightly polish my car frequently, retaining as much clear coat as possible. ;^) Got some HD Speed on order. I had recently tried some Menzerna SF3500 and whilst it did produce a good result, I found it VERY difficult to remove afterwards. (I'm a raw beginner, btw)
In that case you can use Griots and work faster if you want it to cut less
Yeah fair enough, assuming of course it's easy enough to do the (small) amount of cutting I want to do, using the Griots. (i.e I wouldn't want to do more removal than the bare mininum) Just btw, unfortunately Griots isn't available in my country (Australia). I actually have some HD Speed but yet to try it. Looking at the reviews, I'm very optimistic. (as I would be for the Griots)
I've now tried the HD Speed, and I'm very happy - it has easily removed the light marring I was attacking, and it is indeed very easy to remove. The Griots may well be a bit better, but the HD Speed is definitely good enough for me. I won't be using the SF3500 any more.
Greg Sullivan Sweet. Thanks for the update
Thanks Scott. Just had similar experience with HD speed removing swirls and scratches from a 73 Riviera. Greatly improved appearance but left some swirls. Can you explain the process of going back after them with a different product? I assume you would have to clean the panel of the HD speed before starting over with something more aggressive.
That's exactly what I wanted to see.....technique and speed. Great video
Scott how would you describe Hd Speed finish vs Finish creme sealant...is one deeper richer ...is the sealant more reflective ....is it enhance the paint deeper color?
HD Speed leaving a wax, is it a traditional.deeper look?
Scott. I purchased a brand new vehicle. My first brand new in....I can't remember. I know the car sat on the dealer lot for some time. What's the best way to get the paint off to a good start? Decontamination, clay bar and then a good protection layer? Would this product be a good protection layer? There are some minor/tiny towel marks on the clear since the dealer did wash it a few times as it sat there. I have a DA polisher at my disposal. Actually a regular and 3 inch models. Thanks for all the videos!
im glad this guy doesn't just sit and repeat himself the whole video
What's the different between the Finishing Cream and Finishing Sealant from Griot's?
Nice work, Scott. The Griot's side looks superb considering it's an AIO.
My question, though: How do these AIO's react to trim? Do they stain? Do either of them save you time (and money) by allowing you to skip a taping step?
3d when hittin Trim, hey didn’t even mean for it to sound like that ha ha
Ha
So with these turn it up criss cross n keep moving????
I wouldn't use either of those products to remove scratches and anyway, the HF polisher is under powered for these type of jobs. I should know I own one. Being that I live in Central Fl. I would prefer the 3D Speed since I can use it in Sunlight. I'm not a professional detailer, just a weekend hack who hates prolonged sessions with a traditional one or two step jobs but if removing scratches is what is needed then I would use the more traditional methods involving 2 step paint correction.
Hello I know this is old but I’m thinking about paint correcting my truck. It’s has some moderate swirl marks but no deep scratches. Do you think the griots garage combo you used will be a good fit? Just trying to get rid of some of the swirls and leave a nice shine
I am confused about what sealant is. I thought sealant is a protective layer, not a correction product.
Sealant is a protectant. This particular sealant is a all in on meaniny it has light abrasives in it to take out small scratches and swirls and leave a layer of protection
Tips the scale
after polishing , i dont need to do nothing job is done right ? maybe wax it then to give the nice wax layer to protect ?
What about with a rotary buffer ?
just ordered my hd speed. had it on my save for later list for a while but screw it lol
lol..hey Kevin both hd speed and griots are awesome products..you have to remember that not all clear coats will respond the same..yes griots beat out hd speed in this video but that could be different on another car or panel..i do love hd speed for when I'm working in direct sunlight..for me i keep both in stock because its always best to have options if you need them but in my opinion hd speed and griots has the best all in one polishes on the market at this time...there is another company and i will highlight them in the future but hd speed and griots are easy to get...thanks for your comment and support
Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing thanks for the videos. and i heard alot of great things about it. im replacing blacklight from CG didnt like it one bit just finished my bottle.
How does the finishing sealant compare to the correcting cream? Do they both finish down shining like a diamond?
Harbor freight polisher biggest bang for your buck !
Hold on , hold on ! If I recall you did the Griots side with there fast correction product in a earlier video which had the 2,000 grit scratches .. So how is it fair to the HD product when technically you did a 2 step on the Griots side ?? Did anyone else pick this up ? The light scratches on the Griots side were the left over ones from the fast correction video .! And your can clearly see there were a lot more scratches on the HD side !!!😡🤔 hmmmm something to think about. I guess maybe you think the public doesn't pickup so easily on these things like they do on your one step jobs ! If I'm wrong let me know Scott...
That's exactly what I wanna say too///
Yeah, the Griots side he had to search for scratches. The HD side was obviously worse from the start. Not a fair comparison IMHO.
Agree! Those scratches on HD side were horrible compared to griots side. Should have switched sides lol
And did not use the spider pad
Hi Scott .. thanks for all the great videos ive learned very much alot from you in detailing cars .. i have recently purchased HD Speed however, i noticed that the products consistency is slighty runny i.e. if on the pad and the da is tilted it runs all over the place so also, it tends to dust alot compared to Menz 3 in 1 which has no dust at all! Is it normal? As i see in your reviews the product seems to hold up on the pad while ur talking and never saw it dust.
Thanks for the great videos!
Why not just use a more aggressive pad and faster arm speed
What pads are those? Also, Canadian flag
buff and shine low pro pads...orange medium cut...hope that helps..thanks for your comment..im from new york and spent a lot of time in Canada...beautiful country!
Thanks for the quick reply. I know you use LC force pads for your other videos...do pads matter if say using a short throw DA vs force rotation?
hmm..i have been doing it for a long time and even i over think it a lot..i can use a cutting pad to level the clear coat and use the same pad to polish for a 2 step correction..hard to explain but maybe you get that..but i do like lake country pads plus buff and shine and maybe meguiars microfiber cutting disks..if I'm looking for true perfection i use a rotary polisher and wool pads...but i have noticed that the lake country force pads work great on the flex 3401...i hope that helps and thank you for your support
nobody will stop you from using Force pads on any machine. however, LC did intend for them to be used on forced rotation machines, be it rotary or Flex 3401.
ha, the Gamepro 5.0 picture... nostalgia!
Better polisher for a beginner flex 3401 or griots 15
flex 3401 is a beast..i use it for deep defect removal but I'm not a fan of the polisher for just removing swirls and mild defects plus restoring shine and gloss..its loud and bulky:)...i do love my g15 though
Great video, very informative. I’m curious to your entire process using Griots products only - since there are so many, I’m not sure what does what? I wife owns a Black Murano with swirls you would normally see after years of driving thru gas station style car washes. I’m a beginner; will Griots Finishing Sealant remove swirls using a Griots 6’ Random Orbital or should I use a stronger polish - like Griots Correcting cream? Also, do you recommend following up with a wax, if so, what kind?
3M doesn’t make very many bad things I don’t think I have seen anything they make not work like they say. Pretty good chance if you see 3M it good. I wish I could say the same about the company I work for.
I know this has nothing to do regarding this video, but wanted to know if you planned on doing (or already did one) on Scholl Concepts S20 Black? I started using it a few months ago and I put it up against any of those one step compounds, even the ones I still use and love as well like my BOSS Correcting cream that has done great work and is also low on dust! For those that havnt tried it out yet, its a little higher in $, but worth every penny in my world! JMO
Scholl Concepts S20 is a great product but yes its expensive...my clients wouldn't know the difference with me using griots finishing sealant or HD speed or S20...so why pay the money when you're running a business and most just want the swirls off their paint and have it look shiny and glossy...but for car enthusiasts S20 is a great product..my clients aren't going to pay me more for S20 even if it gives slightly better results:)
Do you offer a one stage package as i know.
s20 is a true on step hwas no fillers no waxes why are you compite it with hd speed wich is AIO as the boss????
If a customer pays one step correction then the scholl s20, or boss correcting, or sonax ex 04-06 are the GO TO products to deliver the bets results???? (if the cost is not matter because in europe sonax and scholl i think have good pricing (s20 34 eyro 1kologramm, ex 04-06 36 euro 1litre)
a daily driver customer can see the difference betwenn AIO witch last 1-2 months and a trye one step witch last a long< or not??? from your expirience?
good video buddy i like that hd speed
so, if HD SPEED cant top Griots, then I'm better off with Meguiars D300?
could u do a review about meguiars cleaning wax an love the videos watch em everyday great work!
an is a dodge neon srt4s paint soft whats recommended to polish minor scratch an swirls been detailin for a few years jus new to polishing so to speak
How about 3d 1 hybrid. I like it. But is NOT a sealant
Well done sir
In your opinion which is best aio HD speed, meguires 205, or meguires Ultimate polish for a 1 step correction. Thanks for awesome videos for us newbies!
205 is poop
as an aio
so could you use griots boss correcting cream and use griots finishing sealant as a 2 step paint correction?
Yes
If you did a true 2 step what would you recommend to use?
What is a true one step?
How’s it going what da polisher are you shining in the video?
Scale. Tips the scale.
Hey Scott, You have talked about your pads on other videos, but I was wondering where you found the best price for them? Also, they are Lake Country Force Hybrid Foam Pads correct? Thank you for everything you do for others!
Todd Dyer try autogeek.com. While not the absolute BEST prices, but still competitive and they are usually running discounts and their shipping is free for orders over $75. Just bought a couple sets of Lake Country pads and Meguiars MF pads as well for under $100 before shipping. Can't compare to Scott since he gets his stuff from a wholesaler and he buys a lot of products...
Thanks Jose, I have been using Auto Geeks for a long time and yes, they are competitive! They even match lower prices!
Ive never machine polished a car, do you think the boss 15 would be good for a rookie.
the g15 is fine for a rookie...all the long throw polishers are very safe but they do stall a lot and thats by design to make them extremely safe..if you can use a porter cable or the 6 inch griots orbital...you can use any long throw polisher as well:)
Which model buffer you used exactly?
Would a follow up with Griots liquid gloss poly wax be that logical next step? I’m gonna use the finishing sealant next weekend on two cars that have minor swirls and very lights scratches and have not used the poly wax yet. Just prepping them for a upper Midwest winter and looking for some extra gloss and protection that will last until March. Your videos are downright great. Lots of additional tips that I am absorbing to enhance this “hobby” of mine. Thanks buddy!
wax doesnt layer. the new wax will remove the old wax. dont believe the hype
franktib Well I just did a repeat coat of the same sealant. That stuff did work very well on a 2016 vehicle. Removed the small scratches and whatnot. Very pleased with their sealant.
Question for you brother. I did a black 2002 Corvette ZO6 last weekend kicked my butt. Seems like the clear was really hard on this car and didn't respond quickly to anything. Did the roof with HD speed was not real happy with results using an orange cutting pad same issue you had not getting scratches/swirls out. Swapped to CG V36 with another orange pad and was able to get rid of some of the swirls and wash marks in the paint. Then had to go over it with a sealant afterward anyway. My question to you is does it make more sense to just use a more aggressive polish/compound then follow with a red pad and get the sealant on the car in about 5 minutes. I know you use M105 and M205, but do you have any other go to compounds and polishes in your arsenal?
great question!..well a 2002 chevy corvette z06 has what we would call a very hard clear coat...they scratch easy but so hard to remove the scratches with paint correction...if i was you, i would have used meguiars microfiber cutting disk with either menzerna fr400 or griots boss fast correction cream...then followed up with a white polishing pad and use sonax perfect finish or menzerna sf3500...m205 could have been used as well but i love sonax perfect finish for black paint!...i hope that answers your question..thanks for your support Rich
but if your client didn't want to pay for a 2 step...i would have used the orange pad you have plus griots correcting cream with low arm speed because griots cream can remove moderate defects even on hard clear coat plus finish out really well...follow with sealant as well with your DA with red pad
Way to slow arm speed for those products.
John Krause not just the product! Give me my old 3M rotary and the whole car would be compound, polished, washed, waxed and out the door before this video is done. This industry has gone backwards with DA polishers imo. DA polishers are just a gimmick, just like 3/4 of the products that are available in this industry now. DA polishers are here because someone was afraid to use a rotary! DA’s are good for one thing, for lazy people who have to use a machine to put on wax. Swirl marks, holograms and burning paint will not happen with a true rotary if you know what your doing. If people were just taught properly with a rotary buffer/polisher time would be cut in half!
@@akaredcrossbow man you hit it right on the nose bro! I still do it the same way and dont get sucked in to paying too much money for products. Like you said buff wash n wax out the door and on to the next one! Less time no ridiculous price for products plus I can get 3 cars done by the time one is finished. Rotary is where it started and that's where I'm staying. All you here is I dont want swirls! That's why you have polish and wax! Just my opinion so meant no harm.
Charles Robinson 100% True!
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How fast would you normal go for realistic purposes.
I just did half of my gfs car going the slow rate lol and I only have 2 medium cut pads so I had to clean them once. To me I got great removal. Not 100% of course maybe 85%
But since I'll be offering it to clients as part of a package how fast do I need to go?
*With HD speed
hmmm..yes it depends on what you have agreed to with your client and the level of expectaions and budget..but i could do a four door sedan in about two hours with arm speed at mid speed...does that help?..but if customer was willing to pay more but still didn't want a true 1 step or 2 step i would do the same car around 3 hours long..its a case by case basis
Is midspeed 3in per second? Lol
your awesome..lol..i move fast but not like a wild man plus i work in a much larger section...a 2x2 area would not apply..i will make a video of me doing the hood based on customers budget and expectations ..perhaps that will help..love you on the channel Duray
Dallas Paint Correction & Auto Detailing lol thanks man
Awesome Canada flag reflection... eh, great video as always . I’m in Vegas for another week and I can’t find anyone here in town that sell this stuff. Griots is the best.
I work around my talent not the customers budget....I'm just saying
You make no sense. You're contracted by your customer to perform a job. You negotiate a price for services rendered. Their budget is literally EVERYTHING.
Griots really did a great job on there new Boss line, there creams are awesome 👍🙃😎✔️
i agree John...thanks for your support and i hope I'm helping
Griots, Scholl and Sonax are my top 3 at this point in time!
I love those new Griots creams too! They have bumped their product to a new and fantastic line!
Angel wax enigma AIO. WINNER WINNER chicken dinner
“Tips the scale”
Hey Scott just ordered some HD, do u follow it up with a wax afterwards?
Tobias Belz thanks for the clearing that up wasn't sure about that. since have a full time job, my customers are friends and family so I don't need $50/hr. And they just want they car to look better
@Doug V its the real world and when you do this for a business you have to honor your work and time. Thete are customers that don't want to pay you to do a 2 step or even a true 1 step with a sealant. Those customers get the hd/finishing sealant products. Time is expensive, a good sealant is expensive. So hes absolutely correct.
Griots is definitely a better, easier product to use.
Not using the correct pad with that griots stuff.... Should use their boss black pads...
i think hes trying to show you low profile pads can do the trick too.
Go Canada!!
What true one step products would you recommend if someone wanted to go after moderate defects and had no problem with applying a finishing wax afterwards? A step above what these two can correct in the same slow method time frame.
Scott, you should've went over the HD speed side with Griots to see what all defects Griots would've pulled out that HD Speed left behind. That would be more "scientific" I suppose.
why..i would never do that in the real world..if my customer wanted a simple all in one polish i would never go over the car twice just to see how much more defects i could remove because we already agreed to a price and level of expectations..plus with over 26 years i know what polish would perform better after a comparison like this and i would just go with griots for this vehicle...but also in the real world its probably best to keep two good high quailty all in one polishes for your customers ...not all clear coats will respond the same but in this case griots won
Maybe the video camera wasn't picking everything up I guess, but to me the HD Speed side was more hammered to begin with. Either way doesn't really matter, just curious to see if the Griots could remove that stuff because the HD Speed obviously didn't.
its so hard to film 50 50 shots and you will never have the same amount of defects that are even across the panel but they did share many of the same defects...thanks for your comment and i always love you on the channel
Check out the Astro Pneumatic Tool 50SL & 200SL for paint correction lights. They show swirls and scratches and stuff super easy. I think it would make it easier for you making videos because the lights show everything, and they're cordless. Atleast something to think about.
Hi Scott, does the Griot's Correcting Cream cut more than the Meg M205 or the HD polish as a 1-step polish?
snoozetime621 griots correcting cream cuts more than meguiars D151 and that's a 6 on the cutting scale. Correcting cream blows away M205 and HD polish.
excellent, sir. thanks for the video.
Hey Scott, do you need to apply an IPA wipedown after applying a product like this?
thanks!
Mike Spina no, these are the “top coats”
what speed setting you run it at?
5 to 5 1/2...i hardly run the DA at full speed
How long does the Griots Garage protection last for?
Hd speed is a GLAZE (hide the defect for short period. Finishing sealant has abrasive to REMOVE the imperfection. No comparaison possible.Different product
In your experience which AIO has the longest durability on the wax/sealant left behind on a street parked vehicle? I'd love to remove swirls from my daily but not worth it to give it a full 2 step. Not looking for crazy cut mainly the sealant durability. Hoping to remove a lot of defects by using it over time since i dont have huge chuncks of it.
well this is where things get a little crazy...hd speed and griots leave very little protection on the paint and you may get 30 days or maybe 60 days ...all in ones typically don't give you great protection but i don't over think it:)
Grind a hole in it !
im trying:)
The cost sways me to HD ........
if cost is a factor then yes...also hd speed works better on hot paint but griots seems to remove more defects
I just tried my new Rupes with HD Speed , light cut pad works amazing , I would see no reason to spend more for something in this class , Id move to stronger cutting product .
How do you handle the nooks and crannies on cars...by hand?
you can if you like or use a smaller polisher
How are you so awesome?