I’ve used Griot’s Complete Conpound and thought it did well with an orange pad. But last week tried 3D One with a eurofiber 50/50 and the difference was startling. I suspect this has more to do with the pad, but wow. I then used One again with a Griot's red pad to finish and the car looks better than it has in years. Topped it off (as always) with Xtreme Solutions Topper.
Have used this product five times and it has not disappointed me. One car was a neighbors which was never detailed before. That one I did use 3D one for an initial correction because there were some heavier defects. But each time this product produced a really nice finish.
Hi, newb here. May I ask why you would use the 3d (hybrid all in One right?) and then use this instead of just hutting it after with griots 3 in 1 spray? trying to learn. THANKS.
@@pkonyoutube I am no expert but in my experience the 3D is a very good product to remove moderate and light swirls and scratches. So I used it in this instance for that reason. But then I wanted to top it off with the Griots and I could have just used the spray as an option, but I didn't have it in my garage. So I wanted to add this ceramic topping so I used this product. You are right though I think the spray would be appropriate to top off the 3D product too.
Humberto, our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family! Brian, you turned me on to 3D One a couple of years ago. I have used their 3 in 1 ceramic spray wax, 2 coats, up to a year protection in the midwest.
I love the griots 3 in one leather cleaner the jag we have at the car lot i work at still looks good especially since it sits where the sun hits it i did this jag back in June
Might ask Santa for a polisher but I've been doing 1 panel by hand over the last couple days. Pretty happy how it's turned out so far. Not excited for the front hood though that's going to be a killer
You HAVE to get one...it's a game changer (just make sure to watch plenty of Apex vids before you use it). I second that Harbor Freight comment, no need to spend $400 on a Rupes, Adams, etc. And you can never go wrong with a good ole Porter. But once you get one you'll discover the never-ending world of pads! I'm a big fan of eurofiber 50/50 for a one step. Lake Country, Rupes and Griot's also make fantastic pads...I'm personally not a huge fan of Chemical Guys.
You won't regret it. I am pretty new to the hobby (got my first new vehicle 2 years ago and wanted to take care of it and also to have something to do during lockdown) but while it seems intimidating at first, it's really not a huge deal. Most popular polishes are really forgiving and you'd have to really go out of your way to mess up your paint. I bought an el cheapo polisher from Amazon (the company is called Zota, I assume it's the same factory cranking out a lot of these off-brand polishers) and it works just dandy in my case as a weekend warrior. Got a few decent Lake Country and Buff N Shine pads and have successfully paint corrected 3 vehicles now (including a Grand Caravan and my own F150...piece of advice, start on smaller vehicles!). Take the plunge, your arms will thank you!
Please…get that HF polisher. Add a 6” SPTA backing plate and get their assorted pads. You’ll think it’s all cheap, but you will save your own body from torture otherwise. I’ve used this polisher for 5+ years. Zero issues. Of course there are better ones out there, but you will learn a ton and enjoy the activity 10x more.
I see a lot of videos where they do durability test by spraying every concoction on a test panel and I thought I would share something I learned by accident. I have been using sonax netshield for the last 5 years, for me nothing beats it. I had to wash some bugs of one of my vehicles and I sprayed some jaxwax bugzapper on the windshield and front end....it completely stripped all the netshield off completely...ti think this is because it's enzyme based.??
They say the ceramic is that strong in it, but that’s probably under perfect circumstances, garage queen types. And I believe they also recommend to use the spray 3-in-1 wax as a drying aid so of course it’ll last then lol
Their glass sealant is the best I've ever used. Honestly it's one of the least expensive and best upgrades I've ever done to my truck. Being able to see is awesome and it's amazing how many people neglect their windshield and wipers and drive around half blind, when it's ultra easy and cheap to prevent it. Like 12 or 13 bucks a bottle, and I've kept 3 vehicles (2 with large windshields) sealed for like a year and a half and the bottle isn't empty. Usually get a solid 4-5 months out of it on the vehicles that are parked outside, and like 8 or 9 in the case of the van that's garage kept. Magic stuff.
@@aaronlothamer6618 The biggest thing is to make sure your windshield is SUPER clean before applying. Absolutely worth investing 10 or 15 bucks into proper glass towels like the rag company diamond pattern ones, and I really like Invisible Glass. If I have time I'll even go over the glass with a Magic Eraser before the Invisible Glass just to get all the gunk off that I can. Overkill for sure and I definitely don't do it every time but those erasers are bad ass for quickly hitting your mirrors and crap.
Always funny to me to hear young people say something is going to be “a lot of work” when it’s really just “actual work”. If you’re going to try to ‘correct’ paint by hand, do yourself a favor and go pick up some old school cleaner wax like Kit and have at it. This is like using a clay bar, compound, and paste wax in one. It ain’t pretty, but it does make the job about as easy as it gets by hand. THEN do a wash to try to get back to your paint base, and apply your fancy spray on ceramic wax. Otherwise, if you’re going to go the fancy route with your wax routine don’t cheap out and not buy the orbital polisher.
Doing god's work with the scientific 10 wash test non ph neutral experiment. I was about to ask how long you think this wax would last on a car. Thanks for the review.
Hi friend..! Could you tell what is the difference between Griot's Garage 10895 Ceramic All-in-One Wax and the other product from Griot's Garage 3 in one ceramic coat liquid?
@@MyGuyKirby Still no power, lots of landslides, temporary bridges collapsed washed out by the rivers overflowed, over 1000 people rescued because of overflowed areas. My family in the southern cities of Juana Diaz and Ponce(named after Juan Ponce de León) are alright. Homes here are made of concrete and if built per code they are resistant to beyond category 5 hurricanes if windows are protected with hurricane shutters. Internet access is slow but available for cellphones.
@@TheRealHungryJoe Still no power, lots of landslides, temporary bridges collapsed washed out by the rivers overflowed, over 1000 people rescued because of overflowed areas. My family in the southern cities of Juana Diaz and Ponce(named after Juan Ponce de León) are alright. Homes here are made of concrete and if built per code they are resistant to beyond category 5 hurricanes if windows are protected with hurricane shutters. Internet access is slow but available for cellphones.
![[AIO] Griot's Garage CERAMIC All In One Wax - Polish & Protect in One Step](/img/1.gif)
What are your favorite All-In-One polishes?
3D Speed and Rupes Uno Protect
3D One
Menzerna 3in1
Turtle Wax Hybrid Solutions Ceramic Polish.
Usually 3D Speed but lately I discovered Vonixx Blend AIO and it really impressed me
Everything Griots sells is good, I've tried a lot of their products and never disappointed.
This is another one of their products works well.
3D one and TW 1 and Done. 15 mm DA Polisher at speed 3 and no pressure. Microfiber 50/50 pad.
I’ve used Griot’s Complete Conpound and thought it did well with an orange pad. But last week tried 3D One with a eurofiber 50/50 and the difference was startling. I suspect this has more to do with the pad, but wow. I then used One again with a Griot's red pad to finish and the car looks better than it has in years. Topped it off (as always) with Xtreme Solutions Topper.
Have used this product five times and it has not disappointed me. One car was a neighbors which was never detailed before. That one I did use 3D one for an initial correction because there were some heavier defects. But each time this product produced a really nice finish.
Hi, newb here. May I ask why you would use the 3d (hybrid all in One right?) and then use this instead of just hutting it after with griots 3 in 1 spray? trying to learn. THANKS.
@@pkonyoutube I am no expert but in my experience the 3D is a very good product to remove moderate and light swirls and scratches. So I used it in this instance for that reason. But then I wanted to top it off with the Griots and I could have just used the spray as an option, but I didn't have it in my garage. So I wanted to add this ceramic topping so I used this product. You are right though I think the spray would be appropriate to top off the 3D product too.
I've been a customer of theirs for over 15 years and they always meet or exceed my expectations, is spectations, great review!
Humberto, our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family! Brian, you turned me on to 3D One a couple of years ago. I have used their 3 in 1 ceramic spray wax, 2 coats, up to a year protection in the midwest.
Rupes uno protect & kotch chemi P61 are two of my favorites.
Porter Cable still makes an entry level 7424XP D/A polisher for under $125. I still have mine after 16 years and am waiting for mine to break.
Great point.
I have been waiting on someone to demo this product ☝️😂
I just bought it before I open it in case I have to return it incase if it's a gimmic. Ty for the video sir. I might keep it depending on the video
I’ve used 3 in 1 and it’s pretty great
Fusso still number one !
i think this has had the best cut out of anything ive used even with the heaviest defects
Thank you Brian. I still use meguiars all in one I bought following one of your videos
I love the griots 3 in one leather cleaner the jag we have at the car lot i work at still looks good especially since it sits where the sun hits it i did this jag back in June
I do mine by hand been doing it that way since 43 builds character
Might ask Santa for a polisher but I've been doing 1 panel by hand over the last couple days. Pretty happy how it's turned out so far. Not excited for the front hood though that's going to be a killer
Harbor freight one works pretty well and very cheap
You HAVE to get one...it's a game changer (just make sure to watch plenty of Apex vids before you use it). I second that Harbor Freight comment, no need to spend $400 on a Rupes, Adams, etc. And you can never go wrong with a good ole Porter. But once you get one you'll discover the never-ending world of pads! I'm a big fan of eurofiber 50/50 for a one step. Lake Country, Rupes and Griot's also make fantastic pads...I'm personally not a huge fan of Chemical Guys.
You won't regret it. I am pretty new to the hobby (got my first new vehicle 2 years ago and wanted to take care of it and also to have something to do during lockdown) but while it seems intimidating at first, it's really not a huge deal. Most popular polishes are really forgiving and you'd have to really go out of your way to mess up your paint. I bought an el cheapo polisher from Amazon (the company is called Zota, I assume it's the same factory cranking out a lot of these off-brand polishers) and it works just dandy in my case as a weekend warrior. Got a few decent Lake Country and Buff N Shine pads and have successfully paint corrected 3 vehicles now (including a Grand Caravan and my own F150...piece of advice, start on smaller vehicles!). Take the plunge, your arms will thank you!
Please…get that HF polisher. Add a 6” SPTA backing plate and get their assorted pads. You’ll think it’s all cheap, but you will save your own body from torture otherwise.
I’ve used this polisher for 5+ years. Zero issues. Of course there are better ones out there, but you will learn a ton and enjoy the activity 10x more.
I was curious if we could get Brian's list of "Go out and get it" products? Possible?
Nice looking product for customers on a tight budget.
Auto finesse triple is my go to all in one
Seems like a solid product. Now if u top with groits 3 and 1 sio2 sealant dam near bullet proof
Awesome video and product review good friend.
Thank you! Cheers!
Angelwax AIO for me... but this looks good.👍🏻
I was looking forward to this one.
I see a lot of videos where they do durability test by spraying every concoction on a test panel and I thought I would share something I learned by accident.
I have been using sonax netshield for the last 5 years, for me nothing beats it. I had to wash some bugs of one of my vehicles and I sprayed some jaxwax bugzapper on the windshield and front end....it completely stripped all the netshield off completely...ti think this is because it's enzyme based.??
Great vid Brian!! Not a bad AIO👍
In the comments, it seems some confuse a 1-step polish with an All-in-One. Thanks for the review. FYI, Griots recommends to wipe this off immediately.
It does recommend to wipe off quickly...I get better results waiting 30 seconds or so.
Wonder how much you could stretch the protection topping it off with their 3 in 1 wax...
Same. I'm wondering if the 3-in-1 would adhere properly?
That is actually what they recommend.
Did really well for what it is. Great enhancement on a daily driver. Top it with titan and would hold up pretty well for its intended job.
A friend used it and was impressed with the results. One thing, the bottle says up to a year of protection which I'm very skeptical of.
I see 2-3 months.
They say the ceramic is that strong in it, but that’s probably under perfect circumstances, garage queen types. And I believe they also recommend to use the spray 3-in-1 wax as a drying aid so of course it’ll last then lol
As an enthusiast I've never used a Griots product that disappointed me. When they do something, they just do it right.
Their glass sealant is the best I've ever used. Honestly it's one of the least expensive and best upgrades I've ever done to my truck. Being able to see is awesome and it's amazing how many people neglect their windshield and wipers and drive around half blind, when it's ultra easy and cheap to prevent it. Like 12 or 13 bucks a bottle, and I've kept 3 vehicles (2 with large windshields) sealed for like a year and a half and the bottle isn't empty. Usually get a solid 4-5 months out of it on the vehicles that are parked outside, and like 8 or 9 in the case of the van that's garage kept. Magic stuff.
@@adamcoe Good to know. I’ll give that product a try!
@@aaronlothamer6618 The biggest thing is to make sure your windshield is SUPER clean before applying. Absolutely worth investing 10 or 15 bucks into proper glass towels like the rag company diamond pattern ones, and I really like Invisible Glass. If I have time I'll even go over the glass with a Magic Eraser before the Invisible Glass just to get all the gunk off that I can. Overkill for sure and I definitely don't do it every time but those erasers are bad ass for quickly hitting your mirrors and crap.
How the hell do you get this stuff out of a foam pad? Can I use the pad with other polishes now?
Hey Brian, what kind of swirl find her light is that
Always funny to me to hear young people say something is going to be “a lot of work” when it’s really just “actual work”.
If you’re going to try to ‘correct’ paint by hand, do yourself a favor and go pick up some old school cleaner wax like Kit and have at it. This is like using a clay bar, compound, and paste wax in one. It ain’t pretty, but it does make the job about as easy as it gets by hand.
THEN do a wash to try to get back to your paint base, and apply your fancy spray on ceramic wax.
Otherwise, if you’re going to go the fancy route with your wax routine don’t cheap out and not buy the orbital polisher.
Totally different subject but I don't know where else to ask you this question. What's your opinion on or knowledge of RestorFX?
Similar to Optimum's version...Clear Coat Restorer. The results depend on who is applying it and how it is being applied. I have had mixed results.
I’d like to know where or what applicator grip you bought for the hand polish side ? I’d like to keep my hands far from the paint
That is out of the Cerakote headlight restoration kit.
Doing god's work with the scientific 10 wash test non ph neutral experiment. I was about to ask how long you think this wax would last on a car. Thanks for the review.
20 washes lasts a month or 2?
alllllllllrighty then.
Remember a vehicle will be exposed to all levels of the pH scale on the road and out in the elements.
that's beside the point. 20 washes even in 2 months = average of 10 per month = 2.5 washes per week. absolutely ridic.
Hi friend..! Could you tell what is the difference between Griot's Garage 10895 Ceramic All-in-One Wax and the other product from Griot's Garage 3 in one ceramic coat liquid?
What’s good 2 step paint correction you recommend,products?
3D, Angelwax....there are so many. Phoenix EOD as well.
@@apexdetail85 what do you think about 3D ACA 510,520 combination
Malco rejuvenator
Says not to let it sit
I bought a bottle and found it difficult to remove :/
Same, had to use an ipa
😁👍🏻
Naaa. Not for me. I will polish with something else and lay down better protection. The harder work pays off.
I completely agree.
Too bad u could coat over the top
I dont think they would approve.
Rob, steal, whatever it takes, but do NOT try to polish an entire car by hand. Hell, I'll venmo you poors the money.
1st
Are you doing OK after the storm?
@@MyGuyKirby apparently, it didn’t affect his internet
@@TheRealHungryJoe Was thinking the same thing. Read where Puerto Rico is without power...
@@MyGuyKirby Still no power, lots of landslides, temporary bridges collapsed washed out by the rivers overflowed, over 1000 people rescued because of overflowed areas. My family in the southern cities of Juana Diaz and Ponce(named after Juan Ponce de León) are alright. Homes here are made of concrete and if built per code they are resistant to beyond category 5 hurricanes if windows are protected with hurricane shutters. Internet access is slow but available for cellphones.
@@TheRealHungryJoe Still no power, lots of landslides, temporary bridges collapsed washed out by the rivers overflowed, over 1000 people rescued because of overflowed areas. My family in the southern cities of Juana Diaz and Ponce(named after Juan Ponce de León) are alright. Homes here are made of concrete and if built per code they are resistant to beyond category 5 hurricanes if windows are protected with hurricane shutters. Internet access is slow but available for cellphones.
How does that wax work with the rupes polisher ? Do the rupes pads work well with it as well?