Griot's Garage BOSS Fast Correcting Cream for Car Polishing and Detailing, Swirl, Scratch Remover for Vehicles, 16oz

One of there best products ever ! I only use griots ! But this product is a must have for the vehicle ! Wipes off very easy and works well

I'm a classic car enthusiast/collector and have learned over the years how to do my own paint correction and detailing. I've used a lot of different products, from mainstream brands such as Turtle Wax and Meguiars, to much more expensive "boutique" products. In general, I haven't found the more expensive products to be any better than Meguiars......until I tried the Griot's "Boss" system. I now have the whole Boss line of polishing compounds and the associated range of buffing pads. They are both the easiest to work with and give the best results of any products I've used hands down. This fast correcting cream works really well with a microfiber buffing pad to remove all but the heaviest scratches/defects. I don't think I would want to use anything stronger for fear of removing too much clear coat. I've used this cream once on all my cars, and probably will not need it again. For lighter defects the regular correcting cream and a foam pad work fine. Now I just maintain my cars with the "Perfecting Cream" and "Finishing Sealant", and I'm good to go with a show-ready finish. These Griot's products are great - no dusting, easy to wipe off, they smell good and most importantly give superior results. For me they are well worth the small price premium over more mainstream brands.

This product is easy to use and works great to removeWater spots , shallow etching or stains in the paint.

This has changed the two step paint correcting landscape. As a first step cutting compound this product has zero dust, a long work time and is easily wiped off. If your technique includes a DA polisher, you can finish this down to eliminate any haze or marring. I’d suggest a quality microfiber 5” or 6” pad.After use, a few passes with a decent polishing cream leaves an amazing high gloss finish for show car appearance.For a day drive this can be utilized as a single step product.Please note, I have not used this on “ soft” paint at the time of this review.

Easy to use. I wish it had more cut, but love that it is non dusting.

This stuff is like time travel in a bottle. I had swirl marks so bad, I thought my hood had been attacked by an army of steel wool ninjas. One pass with this correcting cream and my paint went from “abused rental” to “garage queen.” Paired it with a Griot’s pad and it cut fast, wiped clean, and didn’t dust like a powdered donut. It’s like giving your car a spa day — only with more torque and less cucumber water.

I love this stuff! Great product that does what it's advertised to do.That said, just be aware that you aren't going to get the results shown in Griot's promo videos after just ten or fifteen minutes work time. You just aren't. Especially if you're working on paint that's been given up for dead years ago.And unlike the promo videos, you don't just give this product "a little shake" and it's ready to go. No, the user needs to REALLY shake it until if feels like a cream instead of a semi-solid paste. That applies to all the Griot BOSS creams. And that thing of spreading the polish around on the pad using the end of the bottle? No, just no. You can do it that way, but it's messy and a lot of the cream sticks to the bottle and gets wasted. This stuff is too expensive to waste like that. I use an old (clean) flat-bladed cake knife to evenly spread the cream...it's called "buttering the pad".If you're new to detailing, this isn't a finish product. It's a step in a process, one step using Griot's BOSS system of compounds, polishes, and waxes. It does work great, but the key word is "work". This isn't any sort of instant wipe-on-wipe-off product. You gotta *work* for the results. Paired with Griot's G9 polisher, it's a winning combination.It's worth the money. Use it as it should be used, and you'll get fantastic results.

Best stuff I've found for light to medium scratches