HD Speed vs. Boss Finishing Sealant

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I currently use HD Speed and am pleased with the results I've received, however, I recently purchased all the BOSS creams & pads. I've used Fast Correcting Cream.

While I know there is no such thing as a one-trick-pony, hence the reason I have an assortment of compounds, polishes, and LSP's.

I'm wondering if anyone has done any side-by-side comparisons, or at least has a comparable experience to share regarding the two, HD Speed vs. GG BOSS Finishing Sealant?
 
There are limitations to hd speed as a aio no matter what pad you use.although it a great product for less severe paint conditions.If all of these aio had more of a bite in there product,it would be a good thing.
 
paul_g said:
I currently use HD Speed and am pleased with the results I've received, however, I recently purchased all the BOSS creams & pads. I've used Fast Correcting Cream.

While I know there is no such thing as a one-trick-pony, hence the reason I have an assortment of compounds, polishes, and LSP's.

I'm wondering if anyone has done any side-by-side comparisons, or at least has a comparable experience to share regarding the two, HD Speed vs. GG BOSS Finishing Sealant?
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No , in fact people don't even know finishing sealant is a all in one.

Jeff brown explained that it is one of the best all in ones on the market.

Even had the other top Dawg all in ones on the market as a benchmark for finishing sealant to be better!

I will do a review on the forum with a video, I would of done this sooner however I recently ran out of HD speed.

I plan on making my YouTube channel a lot more active and busy

Making informative videos such as.

Fg400 vs fast cream
Gg finishing sealant vs speed

Etc.
 
Joe@NextLevelDetail said:
No , in fact people don't even know finishing sealant is a all in one.

Jeff brown explained that it is one of the best all in ones on the market.

Even had the other top Dawg all in ones on the market as a benchmark for finishing sealant to be better!

I will do a review on the forum with a video, I would of done this sooner however I recently ran out of HD speed.

I plan on making my YouTube channel a lot more active and busy

Making informative videos such as.

Fg400 vs fast cream
Gg finishing sealant vs speed


Etc.
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Will be watching , sounds interesting ....Thanks
 
Joe@NextLevelDetail said:
No , in fact people don't even know finishing sealant is a all in one.

Jeff brown explained that it is one of the best all in ones on the market.

Even had the other top Dawg all in ones on the market as a benchmark for finishing sealant to be better!

I will do a review on the forum with a video, I would of done this sooner however I recently ran out of HD speed.

I plan on making my YouTube channel a lot more active and busy

Making informative videos such as.

Fg400 vs fast cream
Gg finishing sealant vs speed

Etc.
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Sub'd. :props:
 
GSKR said:
There are limitations to hd speed as a aio no matter what pad you use.although it a great product for less severe paint conditions.If all of these aio had more of a bite in there product,it would be a good thing.
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Good point Jeff, and I think you got your wish, which is why I ask. The Oct 2015 Autopia Polish Comparison Chart states that on a scale of 0-10, HD Speed is a cut level of #2, where as GG Finishing Sealant Cream is a #4. We shall see...


Joe@NextLevelDetail said:
No , in fact people don't even know finishing sealant is a all in one.

Jeff brown explained that it is one of the best all in ones on the market.

Even had the other top Dawg all in ones on the market as a benchmark for finishing sealant to be better!

I will do a review on the forum with a video, I would of done this sooner however I recently ran out of HD speed.

I plan on making my YouTube channel a lot more active and busy

Making informative videos such as.

Fg400 vs fast cream
Gg finishing sealant vs speed

Etc.
Click to expand...

Great! I look forward to the video!
 
GSKR said:
There are limitations to hd speed as a aio no matter what pad you use.although it a great product for less severe paint conditions.If all of these aio had more of a bite in there product,it would be a good thing.
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May I ask what pads you are using with HD Speed that you are not getting bite? Speed has the capability to correct paint.
 
Can't wait for a comparison!! hasn't been a good AIO comparison for all the new stuff i keep reading about.

GG Finishing sealant cream doesn't leave anything on the paint according to the updated polish chart. I guess someone made a mistake on the chart or on the product name :/
 
I'll try and document a few side by sides of Speed and Finishing Sealant when I get a chance. I've got some McKee's 37 360 on the way too so maybe I'll throw that in the mix as well.
 
rwright said:
May I ask what pads you are using with HD Speed that you are not getting bite? Speed has the capability to correct paint.
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Beat me to this question!! I use Speed with an Orange B&S pad and get great correction on hard VW clear coat. Sometimes I feel as though I get more cut with Speed than
straight HD Polish.
 
paul_g said:
Good point Jeff, and I think you got your wish, which is why I ask. The Oct 2015 Autopia Polish Comparison Chart states that on a scale of 0-10, HD Speed is a cut level of #2, where as GG Finishing Sealant Cream is a #4. We shall see...




Great! I look forward to the video!
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Thanks for the link to the chart. I noticed that HD Polish(#4) has more cutting ability than HD Speed(#2). Is that correct? I would think it's the other way around. I'm relatively new at this game so hoping others will chime in.

Thanks!
 
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