I tried this today and was blown away by it. I've never done paint correction before, watched many videos, that's it. I did my trunk lid with it and a bad scratch near my rear wheel well. Amazing stuff. I was nervous as hell going in but it was so worth it.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing I'm going to do the rest of the car now. 2013 black Dodge Challenger R/T. After that there's some paint nicks I desperately need to address.
Awesome video.. I'm impressed by the way you explain what you are doing.. I have a 2012 Buick Regal Turbo that had some major bird etching in the paint when I got it. I did some wet sanding and then used fast correcting cream and a orange pad and it came out great.. That got me started doing neighbors cars.
I recently bought a Griot's garage boss DA polisher kit. I have only used it once but so far I like it. I'm going to use it again this weekend. Thanks for you insight..
I have a black 1999 Miata to do this weekend. I have a ton of products...3D One, Koch Chemie, Menzerna, D300, etc. I have the regular correcting cream. I ordered the fast correcting cream to try out. I'll probably use LC orange or Uro Fiber pads(ala Brian/Apex). Thanks again as I came back to this vid. It's excellent!
I just wanted to say you do a great job in your videos and explained everything you give me the motivation to do it on my vehicles and I’m going to Thanks
Wow that turned out really nice brother! I love that they put that dome cap on their bottles and I know I say this all the time but I am going to have to put an order in one day and try out their products! Hahaha the kids were making me laugh! You have an awesome channel and really like watching your content!
MeanBee392 Thanks brother I really appreciate it! It did turn out very good! Yeah my kids definitely know how to argue with each other. Haha Thanks for watching
Hearing a lot of great things about Griot's Fast Correcting Cream from multiple detailers on TH-cam who have had excellent results using it. Many detailers have said if they had one compound they had to pick to use.....Griot's Fast Correcting Cream would be that one. For the everyday enthusiast or "weekend warrior" detailer, the Griot's BOSS system is one of the most user friendly systems ever created from the polishers, pads of every type and various sizes, compounds and polishes, clay, microfibers (which are VERY high quality), even the bucket, brushes, wash mitt's, foam cannon, and even the darn HOSE if you need that! It's truly a one stop shop that literally has EVERYTHING you would ever need to detail your car yourself. True, Griot's may be a little pricier than some of the other products out there, but to have the flexibility and convenience of one place on the net and one sort of "system" is truly a great option for many out here in the real world who are not professionals but truly enjoy getting the best possible look on our daily drivers and our classic's or "important" vehicles. Griot's offer's a MAILED CATALOG free of charge to those who like "OLD SCHOOL" looking through an actual full color catalog which I much more prefer over "clicking" through various pages back and forth on the computer. With a catalog I can mark what products I want, then go to the site later and order everything. Either way you prefer, Griot's is a great option for many people looking for one company to shop for great quality detailing products. Of course there are MANY places on the net to shop for detailing products (hundreds of them) but some of them can be overwhelming to say the least. When you offer THOUSANDS of products, that's a little overwhelming to most people, especially your everyday Joe out here in the real world who is just getting into detailing and formerly used their garden hose, a 99 cent wash mitt from the local budget box store, and dish soap to wash their car. Of course there are other options. I'm a huge proponent of options. But Griot's offers almost every single Detailing item you will ever need. They do their research and development too. They hone in their products, constantly revise, reintroduce better versions over the years, etc. One other company that comes to mind immediately for one stop detailing products shopping is ADAMS POLISHES! Either one of these two companies are GREAT OPTIONS. The thing I do like about Griot's though is that mailed catalog I can keep on hand and look through whenever I get the urge.
Joe Van Seeters I agree! I like getting a new catalog every month or so and seeing the new products. The BOSS system was made for exactly what you stated. The average Joe can detail their own car and close to professional results. They are a little pricey but like my father always told me “it’s cheaper to do the job right the first time”. I don’t mind paying a little extra money to get the amazing results that I get with Griot’s Garage products. Thanks for watching and commenting.
LOL...I did bud. Sorry I did not mention the shout out. I was watching this and doin a couple things at one time......LOL Don't think you have to worry about me trading.....Thanks Brian!!
Just started watching some of your videos and followed your channel and you have some awesome info! This is the 2nd video I watched about the fast correcting cream as I got recommended it by AutoFanatic and I'm definitely gonna order this! My daytona has a lot of swirls in and i just bought it in may and this will definitely bring it back to life!
Ryan Nocella Thanks for watching and subscribing! Fast Correcting Cream is an amazing product. It works best with a microfiber cutting pad or a white foam pad from Griot’s Garage. You will be happy with it and that Daytona will be shining in no time!
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing I'm gonna buy the pads to go with it as well. The paint is pretty much new as I got it in may and it's a 2018, but has alot of swirl Mark's and light scratches in it. This product seems like it will take it out then seal it and then put a coat of collinite 915 on and it should brand new!
Ryan Nocella sounds like a great plan. You probably need to de contaminate the paint. Even brand new cars need clayed before paint correction. Griot’s Garage sells an excellent paint cleaning clay and speed shine is the lubricant. If you are not sure if it needs clayed then grab a ziplock bag put you hand in it and lightly rub the paint. The ziplock bag allows you to feel for contaminates. Most likely the hood, roof and trunk at the least will need done.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing I clayed the surface a while ago when I first got it but will do it again just to make sure I got everything off the paint before i correct it. I've been detailing for awhile, but never paint corrected before so it's all new to me, but watched many videos on how to
Hey Fab. I just picked up the g8 and g9 on Black Friday sale from Griot’s. Will be my first time polishing my own cars but I’ve watched a ton of videos of you and others doing it and feel fairly comfortable lol after using the fast correcting cream with an orange pad will I need to finish with the perfecting cream and a black pad?
Man I'm glad I found your channel! Very informative videos. I just purchased a 2015 Buick Enclave and did my first detail last week. Strip wash, clayed it, hit it with Meguiars swirl remover with an orange cutting pad on my 7424 then topped with collinite 845. I still have some swirl marks and scratches as that swirl remover is not that abrasive. I try the least abrasive polish first ..I want to try this fast correcting cream next followed by the perfecting cream. In your opinion is the griots BOSS polishes a better bet than the Adams polishes?
I am glad that you enjoy the videos! I have never used Adam's correcting products but Fast Correcting Cream is a great product. Makes easy work of imperfections.
I'm loving the Boss System myself. Have you done correcting cream with a microfiber cut pad, followed by a finishing? I'm thinking that is going to be my next experiment.
Gordon Loving Yes I have and it cuts very well. The only downside to the microfiber pad is it doesn’t last nearly as long as a foam. So you need several of a car is real bad all over. I have not followed it with Finishing Sealant and pad but I did after Fast Correcting Cream on this Volkswagen and it looked Great!
I recently purchased this stuff and it worked great.. But as i was removing the product after finishing a panel, it was hard to remove.. And seen a few small clay like balls underneath the pad. Would you happen to know why this happens?
I have been using this product on my car that has seen 5-6 years of automatic car washes and sits in a lot 9-12 hours a day in the Midwest. I haven’t done any correction till this year. Do you think I need to switch to correcting cream? Love your channel and videos! Keep It up!
It all depends on how hard or soft your paint is. Most cases I use Fast Correcting Cream with no problems and it cuts faster and better then Correcting Cream. Thank you and I hope this helps.
Great video thanks. I like the before and after that looks great. I myself don't know if I would use it I don't know how to detail. I can wax my truck but to do that I don't think I would try. Just like some mechanic work better to leave it to the professional. Keep up the great work see you in the next video thanks again. I don't think Camaro Time is going to part ways with the cars he has. I would hope not unless he gets his dream car. Wounder what that would be 🤔👍
Scott Pearson TOOLS &MORE Thank You! Paint correction is not hard with the right tools. I was scared when I first started doing it but after doing a few cars I was like why was I so scared. The finish of your vehicle would amaze you. I am a mechanic as my daily job and yes some stuff is better left for us to do. I don’t think CamaroTime would ever part with his cars! Haha Thanks for watching
Curious why you didn't use correcting cream followed by perfecting cream? May be you mentioned and missed it The paint did not seem completely trashed. Is it to cut time?
It always depends on the surface when done cutting. Some paints you can get away with just FCC and other you have to follow up with a finishing product. FCC finishes down extremely well on most paints.
I blow my pads out every other pass then switch pads after 2-3 panels depending on how much builds up in them. I clean them with P&S Rags to Riches in a bucket of water
Katrina Georgia Girl I have not tried this product in particular on windows but I have used Paint Polishes on glass before. There are specific glass Polishes but I have never used them.
I have a Jaguar XK8 that was re-sprayed 10 years ago with a single-stage paint. No clear coat. Probably an acrylic enamel with hardener. Needless to say, the paint has lost its gloss. Do you think using FCC on an orange pad would bring the paint back to life? Thank you
Kevin Hendricks Fast Correcting Cream finishes down well so you could follow it with your choice of wax. My favorite sealant is Griot’s Liquid Gloss Polywax.
EJ Hann It depends on the size of the vehicle. Typical details take anywhere from 5-8 hrs. I have done a 20 hour detail before but that doesn’t happen often.
onr detailing news I think it is very user friendly. It does cut faster then Griot’s older 6 inch polisher because it has more power. If used correctly it’s a safe machine. Thanks for watching
FTER YOU USE CORRECTING CREAM US TIRTLE HYBRED CERMIC SPRAY TWO SPRAYS THEN WIPE IT DOWN THEN USE A WET MICRO FIBER THEN.POLISH EITH ANOTHER MICRO FIBER THE GLOSS WILL BE INSANE AND SUPER SLICK
Adrianna De Santos Yes you should tape off trim. If I know I won’t be getting close to trim with the matching then I don’t worry about taping them off.
I have a 1990 Ford ranger with dark green original paint. The hood and roof are very badly oxidized. I've used Griots for a long time but wanted your take on the FCC for this project. I've already got the complete compound and haven't used it with their 6in polisher yet.
ed elsey You will need a microfiber pad to tackle the oxidation. Fast Correcting Cream would be your best bet for the oxidation followed by complete compound with a orange Correcting pad.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing thanks for the advice. I'm looking forward to trying that method! I've clayed it and meguiars ultimate compound did nothing for it.
In most cases yes you need to follow it up. If you use correcting cram with a BOSS microfiber finishing pad usually it finishes down really well and you won’t need to follow up.
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I tried this today and was blown away by it. I've never done paint correction before, watched many videos, that's it. I did my trunk lid with it and a bad scratch near my rear wheel well. Amazing stuff. I was nervous as hell going in but it was so worth it.
Phenius Cage This is a fantastic product! Glad you got good results. It is nerve racking the first time but after that it’s no problem.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing I'm going to do the rest of the car now. 2013 black Dodge Challenger R/T. After that there's some paint nicks I desperately need to address.
Phenius Cage That black will look amazing after that!
I just used the fast correcting cream the other day. Simply amazing. I haves their compound prior but wanted to try this. Great stuff. Great video.
It is a very good correction product. Thank you
Awesome video.. I'm impressed by the way you explain what you are doing.. I have a 2012 Buick Regal Turbo that had some major bird etching in the paint when I got it. I did some wet sanding and then used fast correcting cream and a orange pad and it came out great.. That got me started doing neighbors cars.
Al Barnhill Thank you! Yeah bird droppings can definitely damage paint quickly if not removed. Fast correcting cream is an amazing product!
I recently bought a Griot's garage boss DA polisher kit. I have only used it once but so far I like it. I'm going to use it again this weekend. Thanks for you insight..
Sean Mcmurray The more you use it the more you will love it. Have fun this weekend. You are welcome
I have a black 1999 Miata to do this weekend. I have a ton of products...3D One, Koch Chemie, Menzerna, D300, etc. I have the regular correcting cream. I ordered the fast correcting cream to try out. I'll probably use LC orange or Uro Fiber pads(ala Brian/Apex). Thanks again as I came back to this vid. It's excellent!
Awesome and have fun this weekend!
I just wanted to say you do a great job in your videos and explained everything you give me the motivation to do it on my vehicles and I’m going to Thanks
Thank you that means a lot to me! Good luck and if you have any questions feel free to ask!
Wow that turned out really nice brother! I love that they put that dome cap on their bottles and I know I say this all the time but I am going to have to put an order in one day and try out their products! Hahaha the kids were making me laugh! You have an awesome channel and really like watching your content!
MeanBee392 Thanks brother I really appreciate it! It did turn out very good! Yeah my kids definitely know how to argue with each other. Haha Thanks for watching
Hearing a lot of great things about Griot's Fast Correcting Cream from multiple detailers on TH-cam who have had excellent results using it. Many detailers have said if they had one compound they had to pick to use.....Griot's Fast Correcting Cream would be that one. For the everyday enthusiast or "weekend warrior" detailer, the Griot's BOSS system is one of the most user friendly systems ever created from the polishers, pads of every type and various sizes, compounds and polishes, clay, microfibers (which are VERY high quality), even the bucket, brushes, wash mitt's, foam cannon, and even the darn HOSE if you need that! It's truly a one stop shop that literally has EVERYTHING you would ever need to detail your car yourself. True, Griot's may be a little pricier than some of the other products out there, but to have the flexibility and convenience of one place on the net and one sort of "system" is truly a great option for many out here in the real world who are not professionals but truly enjoy getting the best possible look on our daily drivers and our classic's or "important" vehicles. Griot's offer's a MAILED CATALOG free of charge to those who like "OLD SCHOOL" looking through an actual full color catalog which I much more prefer over "clicking" through various pages back and forth on the computer. With a catalog I can mark what products I want, then go to the site later and order everything. Either way you prefer, Griot's is a great option for many people looking for one company to shop for great quality detailing products. Of course there are MANY places on the net to shop for detailing products (hundreds of them) but some of them can be overwhelming to say the least. When you offer THOUSANDS of products, that's a little overwhelming to most people, especially your everyday Joe out here in the real world who is just getting into detailing and formerly used their garden hose, a 99 cent wash mitt from the local budget box store, and dish soap to wash their car. Of course there are other options. I'm a huge proponent of options. But Griot's offers almost every single Detailing item you will ever need. They do their research and development too. They hone in their products, constantly revise, reintroduce better versions over the years, etc. One other company that comes to mind immediately for one stop detailing products shopping is ADAMS POLISHES! Either one of these two companies are GREAT OPTIONS. The thing I do like about Griot's though is that mailed catalog I can keep on hand and look through whenever I get the urge.
Joe Van Seeters I agree! I like getting a new catalog every month or so and seeing the new products. The BOSS system was made for exactly what you stated. The average Joe can detail their own car and close to professional results. They are a little pricey but like my father always told me “it’s cheaper to do the job right the first time”. I don’t mind paying a little extra money to get the amazing results that I get with Griot’s Garage products. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Man this popped up in the feed and I had to comment cause I LOVE FAST CORRECTING CREEEEAM!!! haha
PapaSmurf918 Oh man this is an old one but FCC is nothing short of AMAZING! 😂
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing haha back to the Roots with this one man! Before everyone knew how much you loved pizza and ROLO 🤣🤣🤣
PapaSmurf918 Shhh not everyone knows about that!
Brian does FAB stand for FABULOUS?!!! Great job enjoy all your videos
Thank you! No each letter in FAB is the first initial of my 3 kids names. Everybody thinks it means fabulous.
Turned out great as always. Huge difference. I’ve been to that fair. Lol. Like 7 years ago. Enjoy. Like #20
johnnypro Thanks! It did turn out really good! Yeah it’s not much of a fair but the kids love it. Haha Thanks for watching
Very nice Brian. Their BOSS line seems to be a really good , professional grade line of products
Camaro Time It is a great system! I see professionals using it all the time. I mentioned you in the video didn’t know if you caught it or not?
LOL...I did bud. Sorry I did not mention the shout out. I was watching this and doin a couple things at one time......LOL Don't think you have to worry about me trading.....Thanks Brian!!
Just started watching some of your videos and followed your channel and you have some awesome info! This is the 2nd video I watched about the fast correcting cream as I got recommended it by AutoFanatic and I'm definitely gonna order this! My daytona has a lot of swirls in and i just bought it in may and this will definitely bring it back to life!
Ryan Nocella Thanks for watching and subscribing! Fast Correcting Cream is an amazing product. It works best with a microfiber cutting pad or a white foam pad from Griot’s Garage. You will be happy with it and that Daytona will be shining in no time!
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing I'm gonna buy the pads to go with it as well. The paint is pretty much new as I got it in may and it's a 2018, but has alot of swirl Mark's and light scratches in it. This product seems like it will take it out then seal it and then put a coat of collinite 915 on and it should brand new!
Ryan Nocella sounds like a great plan. You probably need to de contaminate the paint. Even brand new cars need clayed before paint correction. Griot’s Garage sells an excellent paint cleaning clay and speed shine is the lubricant. If you are not sure if it needs clayed then grab a ziplock bag put you hand in it and lightly rub the paint. The ziplock bag allows you to feel for contaminates. Most likely the hood, roof and trunk at the least will need done.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing I clayed the surface a while ago when I first got it but will do it again just to make sure I got everything off the paint before i correct it. I've been detailing for awhile, but never paint corrected before so it's all new to me, but watched many videos on how to
Ryan Nocella Ok well only clay as often as it needs it because claying is an abrasive!
Looks like it works quite well! Very good vdeo.
Thank you!
Hey Fab. I just picked up the g8 and g9 on Black Friday sale from Griot’s. Will be my first time polishing my own cars but I’ve watched a ton of videos of you and others doing it and feel fairly comfortable lol after using the fast correcting cream with an orange pad will I need to finish with the perfecting cream and a black pad?
Griot's Boss system looks like a good product line. Haha think Camaro may trade in now.
ouzo lou The stuff works amazing! I think he will stick with the Camaro! Haha
Man I'm glad I found your channel! Very informative videos. I just purchased a 2015 Buick Enclave and did my first detail last week. Strip wash, clayed it, hit it with Meguiars swirl remover with an orange cutting pad on my 7424 then topped with collinite 845. I still have some swirl marks and scratches as that swirl remover is not that abrasive. I try the least abrasive polish first ..I want to try this fast correcting cream next followed by the perfecting cream. In your opinion is the griots BOSS polishes a better bet than the Adams polishes?
I am glad that you enjoy the videos! I have never used Adam's correcting products but Fast Correcting Cream is a great product. Makes easy work of imperfections.
Awesome job looks great 👍👍
J hinge Thank you!
I'm loving the Boss System myself. Have you done correcting cream with a microfiber cut pad, followed by a finishing? I'm thinking that is going to be my next experiment.
Gordon Loving Yes I have and it cuts very well. The only downside to the microfiber pad is it doesn’t last nearly as long as a foam. So you need several of a car is real bad all over. I have not followed it with Finishing Sealant and pad but I did after Fast Correcting Cream on this Volkswagen and it looked Great!
I recently purchased this stuff and it worked great.. But as i was removing the product after finishing a panel, it was hard to remove.. And seen a few small clay like balls underneath the pad. Would you happen to know why this happens?
I have been using this product on my car that has seen 5-6 years of automatic car washes and sits in a lot 9-12 hours a day in the Midwest. I haven’t done any correction till this year. Do you think I need to switch to correcting cream? Love your channel and videos! Keep It up!
It all depends on how hard or soft your paint is. Most cases I use Fast Correcting Cream with no problems and it cuts faster and better then Correcting Cream. Thank you and I hope this helps.
FCC finishes down far. I like to team up with a uro tech pad cut and polish pad. Great 1 step.
David Saucedo I agree it is a great one step! One of the best out there.
Great video thanks. I like the before and after that looks great. I myself don't know if I would use it I don't know how to detail. I can wax my truck but to do that I don't think I would try. Just like some mechanic work better to leave it to the professional. Keep up the great work see you in the next video thanks again. I don't think Camaro Time is going to part ways with the cars he has. I would hope not unless he gets his dream car. Wounder what that would be 🤔👍
Scott Pearson TOOLS &MORE Thank You! Paint correction is not hard with the right tools. I was scared when I first started doing it but after doing a few cars I was like why was I so scared. The finish of your vehicle would amaze you. I am a mechanic as my daily job and yes some stuff is better left for us to do. I don’t think CamaroTime would ever part with his cars! Haha Thanks for watching
Nice job brian💪💪💪💪💪
I love this product it works great
Anthony Barker Yes it does!
Hey
U have a ceramic coating video
I want too try and do this but I’m scared
Big DADDY Yes I have a ceramic coating video. You can find it on my channel. It’s actually not bad at all!
Thats a nice boss g 15 you have
onr detailing news Thanks! It’s actually a G21. It just has a longer throw then the G15.
Have you used Maxshine’s polishers yet? Want your opinion vs Griots polishers for the weekend derailed.
Jeremy Gilman I have not but want to try them!
Curious why you didn't use correcting cream followed by perfecting cream? May be you mentioned and missed it The paint did not seem completely trashed. Is it to cut time?
It always depends on the surface when done cutting. Some paints you can get away with just FCC and other you have to follow up with a finishing product. FCC finishes down extremely well on most paints.
Awesome!! Hey what camera & mic are you using?
Nathan Smith Thanks! It’s a Cannon Vixia RF 800 Camera and a cheap shotgun mic off amazon that I don’t remember the name of. Sorry
How often do you clean your pads ? and how do you clean your pads ?
I blow my pads out every other pass then switch pads after 2-3 panels depending on how much builds up in them. I clean them with P&S Rags to Riches in a bucket of water
Have you tried this on the windows for water spots? I ordered some of this yesterday & also thought about trying it on the windows as well.. ;-)
Katrina Georgia Girl I have not tried this product in particular on windows but I have used Paint Polishes on glass before. There are specific glass Polishes but I have never used them.
Enjoyed the video
john jackson Thank You!
I have a Jaguar XK8 that was re-sprayed 10 years ago with a single-stage paint. No clear coat. Probably an acrylic enamel with hardener. Needless to say, the paint has lost its gloss. Do you think using FCC on an orange pad would bring the paint back to life? Thank you
Yes it would definitely bring the paint back to life!
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing Thank you for your quick reply.
@@warrenwarburtonesq.6884 You are welcome!
I just bought the Griots 6” Orbital and Fast Correcting Cream, what step should I take when finished polishing with the cream?
Kevin Hendricks Fast Correcting Cream finishes down well so you could follow it with your choice of wax. My favorite sealant is Griot’s Liquid Gloss Polywax.
Great video
David Ferreira Thank you!
U got a sub for me keep up the good work
David Ferreira Thank you I appreciate that!
How many hours does it take you to do a full detail
EJ Hann It depends on the size of the vehicle. Typical details take anywhere from 5-8 hrs. I have done a 20 hour detail before but that doesn’t happen often.
Nice! Do you use the washer mod?
MarkS Yes I have the washer mod installed.
Good info buddy is that user friendly or do it has alot of cut to it tfs buddy
onr detailing news I think it is very user friendly. It does cut faster then Griot’s older 6 inch polisher because it has more power. If used correctly it’s a safe machine. Thanks for watching
FTER YOU USE CORRECTING CREAM US TIRTLE HYBRED CERMIC SPRAY TWO SPRAYS THEN WIPE IT DOWN THEN USE A WET MICRO FIBER THEN.POLISH EITH ANOTHER MICRO FIBER THE GLOSS WILL BE INSANE AND SUPER SLICK
What pad are you using?
What about the plastic trim? Should that be taped?
Adrianna De Santos Yes you should tape off trim. If I know I won’t be getting close to trim with the matching then I don’t worry about taping them off.
Are you using a wool pad on this car with the fast correcting pad?
AppleTechGuy2006 It’s a Griot’s Fast Correcting Cream foam pad. Anymore though all I use is the BOSS microfiber pads.
FAB Automotive Detailing what other pads could I use to apply that cream to my truck?
AppleTechGuy2006 I would use microfiber pads.
FAB Automotive Detailing awesome thanks
I have a 1990 Ford ranger with dark green original paint. The hood and roof are very badly oxidized. I've used Griots for a long time but wanted your take on the FCC for this project. I've already got the complete compound and haven't used it with their 6in polisher yet.
ed elsey You will need a microfiber pad to tackle the oxidation. Fast Correcting Cream would be your best bet for the oxidation followed by complete compound with a orange Correcting pad.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing thanks for the advice. I'm looking forward to trying that method! I've clayed it and meguiars ultimate compound did nothing for it.
ed elsey You are welcome
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How do u like if 3 inc polisher
Thank you! The 3 inch is a little under powered but the BOSS 2 inch conversion made it a lot better!
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Do you typically do just one pass on yours?
N English It depends on the condition of the paint. Normally one pass with Fast Correcting Cream then one pass with Perfecting Cream.
@@FABAutomotiveDetailing Thanks man. I just ordered it. Appreciate you helping me be late on the mortgage again.
N English Awesome! Let me know what you think of it. Eh mortgages can wait! 😉 😂
14:05 nice trump pence banner 👍🏼
J Perez Thanks! 🇺🇸
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IntervalePC Thanks
A dollar for Everytime he says cream lol
Do I need to use griots perfecting cream after using this correcting cream?
In most cases yes you need to follow it up. If you use correcting cram with a BOSS microfiber finishing pad usually it finishes down really well and you won’t need to follow up.
Gritos fast correction cream should be illegal because how good it works lol
Javier Herrera Haha that’s funny! It is an amazing product! Thanks for watching
Give it time...