What is your go to cut compound?

@enriquevaladez1818

2 жыл бұрын

My go tos ( which you should try out ): Shine Supply Chop Top for a fast cut, Classic Cut & Flat Top all are great

@craigtershel4134

2 жыл бұрын

So far JESCAR CORRECTION COMPOUND has been my go to and in some cases I can get away with using it as a one step.

@gordon238

2 жыл бұрын

3D ACA 510

@domtrabucco7612

2 жыл бұрын

3D ACA 510 is my go to for cutting Carpro Essence is my favorite finish polish

@moisesperez3693

2 жыл бұрын

3D 501

The lack of dusting is incredible!! Anybody that’s buffed a whole car with a dusty compound on a warm day knows how irritating it becomes. It will end up in the seams of EVERYTHING and there have been times I’ve simply washed the car again after paint correction. Waste of time and effort when you COULD BE coating the car. Anyhow, I’m sold and will probably keep a bottle of Ultracut right next to my Sonax Cutmax in the work van. Thanks for showing us the product and what it’s truly capable of Brian! Love you feel free to adopt me as your child anytime I’m only 29.

Brian, excellent comparison. This is very important to me as I do a lot of Paint Corrections. Thank you very much! 👍🏼👍🏼

Always a great video👍🏻Another one for the library

I love this series Brian. I’m always looking for something better to use than my 3D products and CarPro is one of my favorites!!!

On camera car pro did seem to cut better, and at least to me seems to finish a bit better. Thanks Brian for making these videos

I just purchased some ultra cut and I am very impressed with my choice! I think it did a better job too! Great video my friend ☝️👏✨

Great comparison, great job, great video !

another awesome video/comparison good friend. agreed carpro in 800 grit section looked more reflective and cut a tad more.2 great products

Nice video, I hope you Do a review about 3D ACA 510

As usual, Great video

Great video Brian, Carpro surely came up on top for me, Sonax is good but carpro did a much better job at the 800grit sand marks...Thanks Brian👍💫

Honestly if I had to pick one brand for all my detailing needs I think carpro is the route I would go. They just seem to have a very good all around product. Another great video!

@Ichabod_Jericho

2 жыл бұрын

They do have a great line up, but it’s marketed heavily and mostly for weekend warriors with nice cars that they care about the results on. They do use pharmaceutical grade active ingredients, like ultra clean but CarPro is notoriously a little stingy with active ingredient and they tend to be a little “weak”. Not saying they don’t do the job fantastically, just that they’re overpriced for what they accomplish.

@no_lft_shft

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ichabod_Jericho awesome insight. Thank you.

@cjarchie9745

2 жыл бұрын

@@Ichabod_Jericho and which brand do you prefer?

@user-un5my5bw4j

7 ай бұрын

I detail a lot of vehicles. I was using 3D #500 and #520 for two steps but recently switched to the Carpro Essence for the second step as I feel it finishes down to an outstanding finish. I may just start using Clearcut as the step one. I still use 3D One as a one step though with buff & shine euro fiber pads. I also use Sonax Ultimate Cut for heavy defects. Carpro makes great stuff and there are no fillers or silica in their compounds just like other top Professional compounds like 3D and Sonax don't. No one can say they are aimed at weekend warriors, over priced, or have weak ingredients because that is simply not true. Th they are making great compounds and ceramic coatings. Their ceramic coatings are some of the best I have used

Impressive indeed!!

Thanks Brian.

Koch Chemie and now Papacut. I am looking to get into 3D next. I never think about CarPro but now I should be.

Love the video. I am a car pro and 3D guy so car pro all day

Nice aca 500 menzerna 1000 cut I have recently have been using it’s a little dusty though not to bad.

Brian, could you please do this test again with a 5 or 6 inch polisher and that same Urofibre pad ..thanks

This looks rather effective.👍🏻

@apexdetail85

2 жыл бұрын

It is!

Brian, Love your videos! I just coated my SUV with Apex Surface Metal Oxide. What is your recommendation for maintenance? Does the ONR polymers play nice with your coatings?

Maybe start polishing in the 800 section and work to 3000

Funny how sophisticated compounds and polishes have become. I used to swear by 3M & Meguiar's. Lol.

@snail415

2 жыл бұрын

Megs M110/210 are solid products. Give them a chance if you track product cost per-ounce in your work.

@craiglyles4755

2 жыл бұрын

3M is still one the best systems on the market. They spent money on R&D and developed the base formulas most of these other competitors have copied.

@davescott9062

2 жыл бұрын

I still like meguires ultimate, I'm old school trying to learn new tricks

@snail415

2 жыл бұрын

@@davescott9062 That’s a great ‘learning bottle’, and I mean it. It has a lot going for it, but once you find its limit with both cutting and open time, THEN try these products. A lot of it is all about your priorities with a given amount of time. For leisure, Megs consumer products are great. For those who have a high standard and low time, the above products show their value.

@davescott9062

2 жыл бұрын

@@snail415 agreed on all points

Brian: How about a review of Sud Factory's water spot remover? Their claims seem like a dream come true. You are always referring to the hard water spotting in your area so I thought it might be a good one to find out how true their claims are. Thanks, Mitch

Good... fast cut👍

I know everyone has their preferences, but, in our hot and humid climate I find Sonax creates dusts. Granted I work outside and not in a shop. My go to is 3D Extra Cut.

@apexdetail85

2 жыл бұрын

I agree.

I know your are a busy man so I will be quick- any suggestions on cutting and buffing "single stage paint??- also have you seen the AMD detailer using "EWOCAR HEAVY AND LIGHT CUTTING COMPOUNDS- GERMAN MADE ITHINK: " if so let me know what you think supposed to be a "fantastic cutting compound"!!?? thank you for your videos I never miss one PJP

I have a bottle of this too, but it seems like maybe it doesn't have enough lubricant or something. I find it makes the pad/machine jump around a lot

Hi Brian great review, one question the Ultracut you gave overall a 8 out of 10. What compound would you give 10/10? Thanks

Can you review Waxedshine CUT and Hybrid ONE? Thank you.

Thanks for the video Brian. If you have some dried polish or compound on the car is that hard to remove or does it generally come off when you wash the car again?

@apexdetail85

2 жыл бұрын

With a damp microfiber....comes off easily.

Thanks for the demo Brian. Which model Shine Mate polisher is that?

@tobiasdanielsen6110

2 жыл бұрын

shinemate eb351

@apexdetail85

2 жыл бұрын

This one...kzread.info/dash/bejne/YnqEp8esdqm8hsY.html

I notice that most of tge heavy cutting compounds can remove up 1200 grit. Is this an industry standard?

Serious question- If CarPro is a diminishing abrasive compound, does making a straight pass skew the results in any way? I’ve never used a diminishing compound, so in my mind I imagine that you’d want to do multiple passes (without adding product) to assess how well it can finish-out. From a cutting standpoint, one pass makes sense to me. Help me out here, as I’m genuinely curious. Appreciate the test.

@Reaper-Jim

2 жыл бұрын

Diminishing abrasive results are generally the same no matter what company uses them in their products. They start off aggressive and become less as you work the polish. I don’t, personally, like diminishing abrasives for cutting because it kind of defeats the purpose of quickly removing scratches. A straight pass, small panels, a 2’ section won’t matter. The polish works the same way. For me, cutting is cutting. There is no need for starting off strong and finishing soft because you’ll never get the finish of a finishing polish … so … for cutting, I’d use cutting polish with no diminishing abrasives. For finishing (or even just paint enhancement) diminishing abrasives makes total sense.

@LucaBonato

2 жыл бұрын

@@Reaper-Jim I had the same opinion before using ultracut. Before I used 105 or 101. Ultracut will never dust, with the right pad you can use it as a onestep with a DA, with rotary and wool its lubrification is far superior than megs and lest you cut for longer. When cutting, especially on rotary with wool, if you can get a great finish you can skip the medium polish and pass to the finisher. Diminishing abrasives are the way to go... Give it a try

@Reaper-Jim

2 жыл бұрын

@@LucaBonato I wouldn’t have offered my opinion if I had not tried several diminishing abrasive compounds. It’s nothing personal, I just don’t like them for cutting. They’re wonderful for finishing, though. I use Jescar Correcting for 99% of my cutting because I don’t generally see vehicles with more than (equivalent) 1500 grit scratches. Note here that I am NOT saying they don’t work, clearly they do. I’m saying they don’t work for MY process. 😊😊😊

@snail415

2 жыл бұрын

@@Reaper-Jim Great response, and exactly what I was looking for. I’ve always been a 2-step detailer for the most part, but for those doing simpler jobs for simple clients, I totally get it. Thanks.

@MarstaJNZ

2 жыл бұрын

@@Reaper-Jim whats your go to products?

Which better ?

Hey brotha I know you are a lot more knowledgeable me on every aspect of the game but a word of advice I don't think steam is good for the adhesive on the pads I wonder if you have ever had that problem. Also great content I am trying to get into paint correction and will be needing to get a compound that I'm able to use in the shade outside being mobile with no shop. Thanks man

@williambell7712

2 жыл бұрын

Steam? Most detailers use compressed air to blow out the pads. Usually in a pail with a few inches of water to capture most of the debris. 3D one with euro fibre 50/50 would be a great combo for you to start with.

@paulreichelt1259

2 жыл бұрын

Where'd you get the idea he's using steam..?

@williambell7712

2 жыл бұрын

I was responding to the post above my reply. I know Brian would never ruin his pads with steam, and never saw any pad cleaning in the video at all. It was a strange post by Choose Chance Mobile Detailing. I was only trying to point him in the right direction.@@paulreichelt1259

@apexdetail85

2 жыл бұрын

This pad washer would be a better option.....kzread.info/dash/bejne/omuOzqOaqcK1ftY.html

@choosechancemobiledetailin9587

2 жыл бұрын

While everyone has there panties in a wad maybe watch some previous videos. Wasn't referencing this one imparticular. Was just saying...

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Not sure why skip 1200 and 1000 grit. 1500 to 800 is HUGE leap. Instead of testing 1200 as the claim.

Compare ultra cut to aca 500

Try Koch Chemie H9.02 with them

@AmirAbdullah

2 жыл бұрын

It’s not available in the US yet unless you know where to get it.

@LucaBonato

2 жыл бұрын

Dusts like crazy as soon as the temperatures go above 30°

@AmirAbdullah

2 жыл бұрын

@@LucaBonato the new H9.02 ? I just seen someone using it. Ran it like crazy like 7 or 8 passes. You’ve used it I take it then.

@LucaBonato

2 жыл бұрын

@@AmirAbdullah sorry, misread 9.01. Still is the best compound in the market today for its versatility, great cut, awesome finish and 0 dusting... Used a lot of compounds, even the old h9.01, megs, rupes, labocosmetica, menzerna, 3d etc...

guess the shop manager is tanning by the pool on company hours since she didn't make the video. 😂 i go Sonax, Carpro just doesn't edge it out enough to make the change.

@apexdetail85

2 жыл бұрын

She deserved the day off. She loves the pool...great swimmer for her size.

1st from 🇨🇦

First baby

This compound isn’t heavy cut 🥱🥱🥱

@johnboy2436

2 ай бұрын

nerd.

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