BOSS - Best Of Show System: BOSS Creams Overview
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- Опубликовано: 5 июн 2015
- See our specially formulated BOSS creams in action. Jeff Brown, professional detailer and Griot's Garage product developer, delves into the complexities and technology within the cream, outlines the uses and characteristics of each cream and ends with an in-depth demo of BOSS creams tackling a serious defect on a 2015 Porsche Boxster S.
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I just bought and tried both the Finishing Cream and the Fast Cutting Compound at my detail shop.
I was blown away by both products, to a point I called GG Headquarters to tell them how much I loved them.
Those two products will now be our go to 1-2 punch.
We do many cars each week and this will now help me get better results and also faster.
Our carts are filled with GG products. :)
Thank you Groits.
Cajun Kevin if I remember correctly, your thoughts have now changed.
@@c6z061 any updates you can share?
Jeff, you did an awesome job with the system, and the videos. The BOSS system had been a great success. Congrats, and keep up the great work!
I am really happy with this system, ive had it for a few years. What I find really cool is that with literally zero experience I was getting surprisingly professional results day 1, yeah there are always better techniques, but even with the most basic skills this gives good results
Great video Jeff. Thanks you. Very informative.
Love the BOSS products!
Great vid. Always wondered about the four liquids: is this a four step system? That seems a bit atavistic. But you clarified that these four liquids are really four options in your toolkit. Use just the sealant as an AIO if that’s what the job calls for, or use the correcting cream finished w a sealant if that’s what’s needed. So thanks for making that clear.
I use the correcting cream often since it finishes out so nicely. The products work quite well compared to more expensive products.
Great video explaining the use of each product. Gotta said it though, definitely getting some Biff vibes here (Back to the Future) “just finishing up the second coat now”!!! Good stuff guys, keep up the great products and demo videos!!!
I mostly use Groits products at my shop because we get stellar results.
For the price point, and user experience Fast Correcting Cream is hands down one of the all around best compounds available. *Zero* dusting, tons of lubrication, nearly endless open work time, easy removal. It is also very versatile and you can dial in the cut and finish with pad choice.
The lubrication elements are very unique, but effective. Most good compounds leave a very thin and flat oil like consistency residue, where the FCC tends to leave a bit more but it is a much thinner milk like consistency and it just has a pleasant smooth and safe feel while working it.
Easy to use and very forgiving, but with enough cut to get the job done with an entry level polisher, great for beginners. Nobody should ever put up with those old obsolete quick drying dust throwing compounds again.
I've even experimented and had success working a section with FCC but not removing it, blowing out the pad, then just going right back in for another quick pass or two. Still plenty of lubrication available, and there is almost zero residue to remove. Many times that quick followup step is enough to finish out finnicky paint instead of needing a second step with a finish polish to meet my OCD standards..
Just a total home run! 👍👌✌
Awesome video man. Thank you
Glad you liked it!
This stuff all WORKS! You won't get a better finish.
Have yet to try the compound but will soon.
Great video and great products, this much information you could charge for it and for it to be free on the internet is amazing, I will never use another product.
Thanks for watching, we're so glad you found the information so helpful! Making sure our customers have the right product and knowledge to properly care for their cars is our top priority.
How often do you clean you pad while working on the vehicle? Could you use 1 pad if you clean it with a brush after each pass on 1 vehicle or do you use numerous pads? Thanks
Is the Pre-Wax Cleanser discontinued ?
Oh. I wish that all your products were here in Costa Rica...
You don't do up and down passes? Just side to side?
Could I order a washer for my g9 for that modification that you were talking about
Can I go from a microfiber pad using fast correcting cream straight to finishing pad and paint sealant?
In many cases, yes. You'll want to inspect your results as you go and make those determinations.
Quick question: Would you go Correcting Cream -> Perfecting Cream -> Finishing Sealant? Or is that overkill? If so, which part is overkill?
It's not overkill, however, inspect your results after using Correcting Cream. If you've happy with the defect removal at this point, you could move to Finishing Sealant.
Can someone help me out .. A black hood , it has this hazy white area slowing taking shape , right above the engine area. I've used some basic rubbing compound on a small test area , it removed it for a short time. Is this Boss cream going to be to aggressive for my situation ?
Calling customer service is the best way to help diagnose the paint situation you have. They can tailor products and a process suited for what you are looking for. 800-345-5789
Can you put best in show wax on after the finishing sealant step?
The simple answer is yes, but there’s a few things to keep in mind! When applying multiple layers of wax or sealant, always assess the protection and aesthetic properties of each. The extent of the protection will only last as long as your bottom layer provides, so you’ll want to use the more durable product as your bottom layer and allow it to cure for 12-24 hours. Your top layer will determine the gloss, shine, and hydrophobic properties, so if you’re using a super hydrophobic protectant, like Ceramic 3-in-1 Wax, it’s not particularly beneficial to put another coat of a different wax on top as you’ll sacrifice the hydrophobic properties.
Given that we suggest 3-4 annual applications of Finishing Sealant and Best of Show Wax, you won't necessarily need to worry about that too much.
I want to use this system to correct paint before applying a ceramic coating. I obviously won’t be using finishing sealant because I don’t want to lay down any protection before the coating. Could I use correcting cream and then perfecting cream with a black pad to finish out as my last step?
100% yes!
Griot's Garage thank you!
@@jasminebonhomme9723 Hey Jasmine, could you possibly provide any updates on your experience for us? Thinking about trying the same type of process on my car. Thanks!
@@clintonross1649 the experience was absolutely amazing. I don’t have much experience with paint correction just countless hours of RUclips learning. It couldn’t have been easier with the BOSS creams, I’m blown away with the results I was able to get with little experience! I also used their orange foam pads for the job. Hope this helps
Lots of great information. Very hard to hear Jeff over the sound of the polisher.
Just purchased this product and it worked great. I did have a problem with removing the product. Just curious as to why this happened.
One of our customer service associates can help if you're able to call at 800-345-5789. Without knowing a little more detail, some tips are:
Work on a cool surface, out of direct sunlight whenever possible.
There isn't a need to allow the correcting or perfecting creams to dry, once finished with the section, you can remove the residue right away.
Putting too much product on the pad adds to what you need to buff off.
@@GriotsGarage thank you. Appreciate the help
My buddy is a pro retailer
And loves the BOSS
system products.
Do you guys make product for deep scratches in classic car windshields?
how do the compounds taste??
***** Well...like dirt maybe???...they do however smell fabulous! Let me tell you!They'll remind you of the State Fair, a luxurious Spa, or
Is finishing Sealant a WAX or Polish? After Finishing Sealant ( All in One ) should I apply wax after?
Finishing sealant is a sealant that provides fine defect and micro hazing removal
Hey GG will these creams work well with a PC 7424 and 5.5" CCS pads? if so, which color pads would you recommend? I have a soft and sticky paint (2016 WRX) with some light-moderate swirls/scratches. and some, what appears to be, oxidation from road grime along the doors getting kicked up from my tires. i did test a small area with a MF and megs cleaner wax, took it off with moderate pressure by hand. thanks
So when you use the fast correction cream you have to use the regular correcting cream and then proceed with each step all the way down ? or can you jump from The Fast correction cream straight to the perfecting , sealant , wax ... ? Seems like an awful lot of steps to have to go through. Lol I know I might be a little lazy but that's five times I have to go over the car. Will there be any clear coat left?
The BOSS creams are not designed/required to be a step system, so you can move from Fast Correcting Cream to a protectant step (sealant or wax). In most cases BOSS correcting creams finish out wax-ready. Using added steps and products in the line-up are a choice that you can make factoring in how much time you desire to spend and the results you want to achieve.
Can these be used by hand?
Yes, they can.
i want that cart where can y buy one
You can learn more about the cart in the video on our website here: griotsgarage.com/product/rolling+garage+cart+with+outlets.do?code=smeyt
Jeff I have the Griots Garage 3 and 6 inch Random Orbitals, Do I have get the BOSS machines if I want use the BOSS products. Also I have Candy White 2012 VW GTI that I'm I want to remove orange peal from as well as micro fine scratches over all of the painted surfaces and I'm also considering wet sanding it with some 3500 or 5000 grit. What do you recommend
The Transporter Hey Bud,A GTI man!!!! I'm currently restoring an MK2 16V and a MK1 GTI. As for orange peel removal...a light sand using 3M Trizact 5000 Grit using plain water as a lubricant (Hand pad and interface) would level the peel just enough. I'd suggest THE BOSS G21 paired with FAST Correcting Cream and a Griot's Garage Micro Fiber FAST Cutting Pad-6". This will remove the sanding marks. Once complete, follow with Perfecting Cream and Yellow Perfecting Foam. The car will blow your mind following that process. If the 5000 grit doesn't level enough, the 3000 Trizact would be removable utilizing the same process. Hope that helps... PS...the G15 would a 5" system may be easier and safer. It'd just take you longer.
Jeff Brown Do I really need to use the BOSS G21 Couldn't I use the Griots Random Orbitals (which I already have) with the Micro Fiber Fast Cutting Pad I'm trying to avoid spending anymore money on tools unless I absolutely have to, I'm getting ready to sell my GTI So I need to save as much as possible right now. Also how would you use such a big machine in an area like the A Pillars. Also I had Autogeek and the owner from Chemical Guys say Paint on Todays Cars is to thin for Wet Sanding. So I need to be sure what you're recommending won't burn through the paint Since I'm going to be selling the car. Pic's of my GTI flic.kr/s/aHsk23f9Lg
Almost forgot what do you recommend for holding the 3M Trizact 5000 Grit sandpaper
The Transporter Sorry for the delayed response. The Griot's Random Orbital @ speed 6 using a Micro Fiber FAST Cutting Pad should remove the Trizact 5000. Will you be sanding by hand or DA (5/16")? If hand, I'd use a Meguiar's S6BP Hand Pad and an Interface S6FI. Use plain water for your lubricant. Suggest to sand with 3000 and follow with a 45% angle cross hatch pattern and 5000. Suggest to do a test area to ensure the 6" Random Orbital is capable of removing the marks. If not, you'll need to bump to the G15 or G21. The build pics are sweet, the car is sweeter! Nice!
Jeff Brown Yes I'll be sanding by hand per your previous recommendation. What compound should I use with the Fast cutting pad?? Also do have to use the 3000 first? or Could just use the 5000?? Thanks
Sounds like a Rupes machine. If you had made the machine yourself, you wouldn't need any modification, you would have addressed it it the machine design.
MAKE A PRODUCT THAT DOESNT ATTACK DUST, COMPLETELY REPELS WATER DIRT AND MUD!
To much talk!