Ok, guys, first I wanta say that it feels good to know that others are in the same boat as me, lol. Now I feel less bad about having the boot ripped, I have to admit, it was my mistake, I should of stopped pumping in time, but something inside of me just said a little bit more grease might just be better for the joint, what do ya know. Well, you learn from your mistakes and hopefully this is the last time that I will damage a boot by over greasing. Now for the update, went to homehardware and bought some magic wrap, took the wheel off and for sure there is very limited space to wrap around the tape, plus the rupture was in such a place that it's hard to get the tape underneath there, I think it would obviously be easier if the caliper and rotor were taken off. Anyways, I didn't want to go to all that trouble because it's just so hot over here, so I did my best to wrap the tape around the boot as I could while stretching the tape, that's how it works, you have to stretch it while wrapping the object to be sealed. It did work somewhat, I greased up the joint again and did not see any grease come out, it seemed like it sealed it, however, after I went for a drive and came back and checked it again, sure enough there was some grease oozing out of the same place, but not as much as before. However, I'm thinking I can get it fixed using magic wrap, but I have to take the caliper and rotor and caliper bracket off to do it properly. I might just try that the next time the weather is good but not as hot as it was today. Otherwise greasing it at every oil change might just be the only option. Thanks for all the help and suggestion guys.