First few uses of griot 6....WOW!!!

[Alansr]

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[Alansr]

Since it was one of my first uses I just wanted to play.
I used a LC white pad
Some $5 meguires cleaner wax.

Wow it made the paint pop like I've never seen before. 21724217252172621727

[goodinblack]

Proof that $$$$ polish is not needed to make a car shine.

Great job.

[greatwhitenorth]

Looks good!!
My gg6 still gets plenty of use even with the 3401 in my arsenal, it's a great machine

[HateSwirls]

I fell in love with my GG6 the very first time I use it, no need for me to look any further , I'm happy with my unit, very happy.

[KS_Detailing]

this thread is reassuring. My GG6 is in the mail. I will probably still use my Flex most the time but the GG will have the 3.5 bp on it for 4" pads. I have a feeling ill be using the GG more often than I think.

[Alansr]

Thanks fellas
I did not expect to see that type of result!
I can't wait to do a car with the good stuff and see how that turns out.

[greatwhitenorth]

Thanks fellas
I did not expect to see that type of result!
I can't wait to do a car with the good stuff and see how that turns out.

It's all in the process. If you use proper technique even a $10 product should look good!

[HateSwirls]

I tried the Flex and it's a fine machine but the GG6 gives you the same results and much easier to operate IMHO

Here is a video I made when I first got it.
Not trying to rush you to order it just wanted to show you the power:)

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=nByJC_ShuRc




this thread is reassuring. My GG6 is in the mail. I will probably still use my Flex most the time but the GG will have the 3.5 bp on it for 4" pads. I have a feeling ill be using the GG more often than I think.

[jeof1000]

Its all about the prep work. If you got a nice and clear paint to start with, no scratches, even a cheap product will look priceless. ..

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[O.C.Detailing]

Look up some of my work. Every car that I detail is done with the older model and the new one apparently has even more power. I have two of the older model GG6 and one has a 4" BP and the other has a 5" BP so I can switch out without having to change BPs.

[HateSwirls]

I held on to my PC and put a 3.5 inch BP, my GG has the 5 inch BP.
Best of both worlds :)
Does make it nice not having to switch BP's.



Look up some of my work. Every car that I detail is done with the older model and the new one apparently has even more power. I have two of the older model GG6 and one has a 4" BP and the other has a 5" BP so I can switch out without having to change BPs.

[O.C.Detailing]

I held on to my PC and put a 3.5 inch BP, my GG has the 5 inch BP.
Best of both worlds :)
Does make it nice not having to switch BP's.

I plan on reinforcing my arsenal with one of the new GG6 polishers, though I would really like to get my hands on a Flex 3401 one day, I just haven't needed one at all up to this point. :) I can't wait to get my hands on the new GG6 though. It looks much more ergonomically correct than the old version. Thanks for the review.

[VISITOR]

no doubt about it, the GG6 is great...

[parttimer]

GG was my first, it has since been moved down a rung and a 5" plate added after putting a Rupes 21 into service. What a machine. The GG comes out for the smaller convex/concave surfaces. I have a HF with a 3" plate for door sills/jambs and A pillars as well. Three polishers, all with MF pads, sure makes the job fly by.