Can't wait to do this to my bald head.

@user-fl2ug7sr3t

4 жыл бұрын

LMFAO😂😂😂

@michaelpast19

3 жыл бұрын

It will fix those wrinkles

@Alexander_l322

3 жыл бұрын

Your bald is too far gone mate. You’re going to need a respray.

@donniecatalano

3 жыл бұрын

Hey me too, my thumb like head has been bald for 25 years so it's time to do some detailing

@markevanado9463

3 жыл бұрын

Use a bowling ball polisher!

Finally a video that cuts out the fluff, scruff, and gets the point across.

you don't want to remove 100 percent of defects. the ones that prove to be stubborn, leave them, or you'll blow through all your paints clear coat desperately trying to fix it further creating more damage. just accept what a couple passes with a compound followed by the same with a polish will drastically improve the outcome. I emphasize this with all my customers that chasing a blemish free surface will eventually leave you with a ruined one. get it to 80 90 percent better. then coat it with whatever you like to protect it. done. 👍 great videos. thanks for sharing your expertise

As a brand new mobile detailer, I cant tell you enough on how valuable your KZread channel has become for me. You have a way of teaching that truly engage's the viewer and you truly have a talent for teaching in general. To be able to spend a week in your shop learning and observing along with the ability to ask specific questions would be a dream for me. But you channel is close enough. Thank you for your content and taking the time necessary to create it. It's no easy task I'm sure! But it's well appreciated!

@bryanunknown3570

3 жыл бұрын

Same here I'm a starting detailer and this video helped me out a lot and a simple video

@fangsurashat1296

2 жыл бұрын

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@Adam308d

Жыл бұрын

And how are you two lads doing in the business?

@crz1364

Жыл бұрын

Typically how many pads are required for one car? I find my gets blocked fairly quickly

Having owned a black car, I have always said never again, so hard to get good clean results, but having watched this clip I may consider owning one again. Nice work.

@DHxbump

4 жыл бұрын

Same here. Hollograms are pain in the ass. Polished with rotary machine, very hard to get rid off swirl marks.. Dual action polishing machine and fresh foam pad is the answer :)

@404notfound.....

3 жыл бұрын

U really should wait a few minutes before u Introduce an IPA wipe down. Let the panel cool down, reduces the chances of clear coat swelling. Other than that great vid.

@AJ56

3 жыл бұрын

@@DHxbump a rotary with the right pad and finishing polish will produce a perfect hologram free finish, it’s all down to the pad and product combo applied.

Black paint that’s been polished is always mesmerizing

Thanks for showing the comparison between single and two stage paint correction. I hadn't appreciated the difference until this video.

@eldrickejleest

4 жыл бұрын

Me too.

@JayLupe

3 жыл бұрын

New to this, can you explain the single and two stage.. which one was the single stage? And which one was the two stage? And whats the difference?

@plankbuckets7274

2 жыл бұрын

@@JayLupe It may be a little late, but the single stage was the top left corner of the panel, and the two stage was the bottom left section. Single stage=only compound, two stage=compound and polishing.

@plankbuckets7274

2 жыл бұрын

@@JayLupe Single stage removes most defects such as micro scratches and swirling, and two stage focuses on doing that as well as improving clarity and gloss of the paint 👍

Straight to the point, no fluff, no bullshit. Top video.

Sometimes shorter is better. You packed a lot of strong visual proof with your explanation of techniques and products. Powerful stuff in detailing terms. Well done!!! Love your content!

After watching dozens of paint restoration videos this was one of the most succinct, honest and useful ones I’ve seen. Thanks for sharing!

@haggai3.477

2 жыл бұрын

Vocab ✅

That first pass before and after was remarkably amazing 🤧✨

Short and to the point, fantastic!! Nv Precision....wow!!

One of the best videos I've seen on paint correction. Great job of showing the progress and results and great job of to the point explanation. Thank you and keep it up.

Very informative and nice video, also like that you really went straight to business without talking lots and didn't cut the video. :)

Informative, straight to the point video. This is amazing, never realized how significant difference was between one and two stage correction.

You're very knowledgeable on paint correction, and the way you explain and display it for the viewers to learn is amazing! Keep it up

It’s been 2 years which was released. What a honest video thank you mate

I don't even have a car but you just earned my subscription. Great job

@brucesabatoni3410

3 жыл бұрын

Word.

You have a talent of explaining your approach of correcting a finish in a very comprehensive way, transmitting your process to us viewers that it becomes intuitive to us. Thank you, greetings from Florida

Short but still extremly informative. I understand that one aspect of this is that you make it look simple just by the fact that you are so skilled. But in a way you sum up some really good ways to alter your technique or equipment in one direction or another. I have asked this question in another place and this is the quick answer. Thank you for sharing. You and your channel is a source for information and inspiration.

Thank you. No editing really did the trick here as the key is to see how fast to move and how much time to spend on a spot.

Great video, good audio levels across the board! You're my new favorite Detailer, thank you for taking the time to make videos.

One of the most direct and clearly presented information I’ve seen in 50 years. You should have been my geometry teacher…. Mine sucked

As you describe what your're doing it resonates in my internal voices...........I have always been known for my vehicles, but I'm not a full time detail professional even though I've been doing this for over 25 years. The bit about using Isopropyl Alcohol to clear the compound is intriguing, I've never heard of it before. I can't wait to introduce it into my technique. THANK YOU!

Hi from Bulgaria. You have some fans here that LOVE your work. You are example of SO MANY THINGS like perfect organized talking, teaching and (obviously) detailing. You make me believe that I can do it too but we all know how hard it is to feel the machine while moving it through. Keep up the good work. I admire you with every video. God bless you

Thank you again Sandro, you make it look so easy to turn terribly abused paint into glass!

that was solid. good vid. haze at upper left section still visible, showing how important it is to do the polishing step after the compounding/cutting step. its a blue, almost purple tinge/tint to the paint which you can see if you just LOOK at it. with a decent light, of course.

I’ve been having issues correcting my own car, also black, and this has really helped. Thank you for this!

Love the vids, iv always questioned my techniques and products when compounding/polishing but from now on im going with Nv products, amazing results.

Fantastic video. No nonsense to the point real time results. Well done

Exactly the video I have been looking for; a real time 2 stage process. Thanks

The best video I’ve seen thus far. I would be buying these products to polish my car. 👍🏽👍🏽

Perfect lighting showing excellent results ! Well done

Just started thinking about polishing my car…damn that was incredible. Thank you!

Well that got my subscription, what an excellent no-bull video! Just what I was looking for to give me the confidence to do my first ever machine compound and polish! Thank you!

Most enjoyable detailing channel on KZread.

Great video! I’ve been watching your channel for about 3 months, built up the courage to polish my black car a week ago. It’s not perfect, but as a DIY job, I managed to get it about 85% defect free, so I’m pretty happy! Thanks for the great info!

Brilliant video, very informative and helpful 👍🏻 no Video cutting and then showing viewers before and after crap. Thank you.

Thanks. I plan on doing this to my F150 and applying a ceramic coating afterwards. I don't have many noticable swirls unless the lighting is perfect and I am looking at the exact correct angle. I believe this is mainly because I do not use circular motions when I wash, all fine scratches are front to back and they are very light. But I definitely want a nice fresh layer of clear for the ceramic coating to stick to so hopefully it will last a long time

That is a really effective demonstration.

Did my front fenders and hood the other day. That’s to the first time in a year hopefully this will make the correction more permanent🥲

Thank you for recording in real-time.

Great vid., for those who are first starting to polish their cars. I like how you mentioned that it was not perfect and did not bull shit as others do, how to just take one's time with just small sections at a time. Many thanks

Love polishing mirror black 🙏

Hey Sandro! First, I really got a chuckle out of the guy telling you to prime your pad before compounding! That made my whole year right there. 😂 Thanks for this video. Everything you share is appreciated. Good day mate...

Great video. Thank you.

Great job Sandro! That 50/50 is amazing!! 👍

Amazing. Thank you for the detailed lesson.

best polishing video i have ever seen on youtube

Always good to get back to basics. These are some fundamentals of machine polishing. The key is to be consitent all the way round the car. Great video as usual sandro keep them coming

Fantastic video mate I'm attempting my first machine polish this weekend. Looking forward to it now after this 👌

Very thorough and easy to follow mate!

Could listen to you all day love the videos

Great info, just what I was looking for. Cheers!

Tks mate,just trying to correct my paint job,this vid helped a lot.tks

Another good video, Sandro, thank you. Did anyone else notice that at the beginning before you start the correction the lights make the panel look sort of like a van Gogh? hahaha

Great informative video! I will get the swirl marks and scratches out of my car using what you’ve told me, come hell or high water!!

When that PRO-CESS hits you tho 👊💎

Well done 👏🏼 good demo and info thank you from England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

Exellent exchange of knowledge and skills. Thanks :)

Very good demo! Hi from UK!! I really like your channel! 💪💪👍👍👍

WOW DUDE! great video, thank you.

Own a black bmw 3 series from 2015, man never saw such a easy scratchable paint on any car. If i dry with a microfober after wash no matter how thick the fiber is it does make scratches. I have to polish it every 6 months, which i did once a year on my previous audi...

A really good clip for novices such as myself. many thanks good fella

Well presented video Sandro , top notch as always 😁👍🏻.

Great condensed video 👍

Nice short polishing vid, great 👍👍👍👍👍👍

This video is on point, keep the vids coming we appreciate your efforts and sharing your techniques

Thank you for this video ! I was looking for a real time polishing video. 🇨🇵👋

@nicorallysport

4 жыл бұрын

Vive la France mec 💪✌️😉

A no nonsense video for a change👍👍👍👍

No bullshit straight to the point, excellent video, thank you so much

What a huge difference 👏🏽

This video helped me in a few ways... I've been running a light cutting pad with light compound. Not really getting the results I'm after. I might go medium cut with the light pad, as it seemed this respray on the car didn't like the medium pad with the medium cut compound (I got abrasion worse than wet sanding at 1000 rpm and pre-wet the pad before the compound (always keeping the pad flat and at a 90 w/ light pressure)). I'm considering buying a paint depth gauge to know what I have to work with and how much I'm taking away. Anyways, back to the point. I wasn't sure if I'd need to go back over lightly with the light cut to bring down the micro scratching for the polishing stage. This video cleared that up. I've also came to the conclusion my cutting compound is too old (Meguiars). I can only do half of the working section you did and half of the passes before it wants to dry on me (w/ a cleanish pad, using the same amount of product). Funny thing is I've always had black cars with decent paint. I inherited a classic car from my father. It has a two stage paint on there, and it's been the most finicky paint I've worked with. I've always been a DIY detailer, so I haven't worked with a ton of different finishes.

Simple and short... Easy to understand 👍

Hello from the Uk Love the videos keep em coming

Great vid' nice work mate appreciate you sharing some of your knowledge of detailing all the best👍

Nice, to-the-point video. Thanks.

Well done, very concise. Thank you.

Straight to the point thank you!!

love the video, its short and sweet. and that what people want.

Most satisfied compound video ever

Awesome Sandro, thank you!

Very well made video. Thank you!

Keep posting videos like this excellent job

thanks, great video for someone like me, first timer

It takes a good eye and lighting to spot this need/opportunity for even better state

Outstanding thank you I have learned so much from u thanks again

Sure did help. Thank you!

Amazing one thanks mate

Thanks heaps. Just what I was looking for.

Good man thanks for this , short and sweet

Nice work my guy!!

Really appreciate this mate, helps a lot.

Loving this info , well done

Nice video mate, I’m going to give it a try. 👍🏼

Very well structured video.

This helps alot. Thank you!

what a great 9mins video in youtube, no it's the best.

Great video.I think i will check it out on my jeep.Looks pretty good.God Bless!!!!

Parabéns pelo excelente trabalho