Griot's GarageB120P BOSS Correcting Cream 16oz

I purchased this to restore the shine on a Camry that my son purchased. The final result was great. I have since used it to remove the black streaks on my white enclosed cargo trailer. I tried several other products to remove the black streaks that I saw others use (Youtube). Unfortunately these products did not work for me. The Griots product did a great job. I also think it is safer because it is not a harsh chemical like some of the cleaners used to remove these streaks. I finished the trailer with Griots Show Wax. It looks great.

It did a perfect job of removing overspray from my truck.

This product gets rave reviews, It's a nice improvement over the Griots Complete Polish in the yellow bottle.

I bought a couple of 40 year old vintage turntables (1 to use, 1 for parts), and both had acrylic dust covers that were in bad shape. I watched some videos on line about cleaning them up. I bought a McGuires product intended for headlight lenses but it was a waste of time and money. I tried toothpaste. It only made a very marginal improvement. After reading reviews on a bunch of different products, I rolled the dice and decided to try this product. See pic. I was amazed at the improvement. It won't take out deep scratches but it removed water stains and cloudiness and left it nice and clear and shiny. It also smells good unlike other rubbing compounds. I was concerned the pink color would tint the clear acrylic but it did not.I can't speak to how this works on other things, but if you need to refurbish a turntable dust cover, forget the home remedies, pagan incantations, and virginal sacrifices and get this. The only thing that will take out deep scratches is sandpaper, but the sandpaper might leave its own marks.

This works great on minor imperfections in the paint. ,and on headlight

I used this product on a 12 year old Acura MDX with black paint. My daughter has been driving this car for the past few years and I thought the paint was toast because of infrequent washing, salt air, and the age of the paint. Correcting Cream is remarkable! All the surface swirls and light scratches are gone. The paint went from dull to a mirror finish. I did four or five passes on each panel and used a microfiber cloth to remove any haze. The remaining product easily wipes off and dust is minimal unless you overload the pad. I don't believe you need the BOSS orange pad if you already have a similar pad in your detailing stash. The orange pad I used worked just fine.I finished the car with a coat of GG's ceramic hybrid wax and was very happy with the result. Twelve year old paint will never look new due to all the abuse it takes on the road, but if your paint is in reasonable shape for the age and mileage then this will get you close!Two thumbs up and I highly recommend.

Good product. Very creamy and long lasting in the sense that a pad coated with it can be used to work a painted area for a long time without drying out and turning to dust or losing its lubricity, and when finished with your compounding efforts, the compounded area can be easily cleaned up using a microfiber towel. After wet sanding away much of the orange peel in hardened clear coat auto paint, I tried using this Correcting Cream with a both a positively rotatingly driven sanding/buffing machine [Festool RO125] which concurrently oscillates the pad, and also with a 5mm throw random orbit sander, and the Correcting Cream worked well in each case. Being an amateur working on correcting a rather mediocre repaint job by a professional auto body shop, I was concerned that I might burn [cut or abrade] through the catalyzed clear coat finish that shop had applied over a metallic gray color coat base to blend the OEM and repainted areas, but soon learned this Correcting Cream is not very aggressive in its cutting action, at least not with the tools I used which included an orange foam pad also from Griot's and a microfiber pad which allegedly provides a faster cutting action.

Works great for buffing out light scratches and removing dull paint finish