Those 2013 accord’s are my favorite Hondas of all time. My first Honda was a 2010 accord
@V1enthusiast4 күн бұрын
You hesitated on an answer as to shelflife after opening. Some companies say 48hrs with theirs, would you say I have more time than that with AMMO Reflex?
@V1enthusiast4 күн бұрын
In the back of my closet, I found some jars of Wolfgang, Blackfire, and P21S waxes. I miss the days of wax that synthetics have replaced. I'm with you, I like applying wax.
@howboutdemirish5 күн бұрын
You mentioned claying your vehicle before applying the wax. I think I may be overthinking this, but wouldn't claying/iron spray remove your ceramic or wax that is already on the vehicle?
@rayvalero858013 күн бұрын
We've come a long way from this. Now the rinseless washes are so good this has come obsolete.
@CARWASHCHANNEL.13 күн бұрын
Can you put the coating on glass and windows of the car and can it work on glass
@russellpeffer773619 күн бұрын
The most impressive thing is at 1:48 he snaps his fingers with gloves on. Thanks as always Larry. I love you and everything you do
@VR6NAVYVW24 күн бұрын
For ear protection i use a pair of Sennheiser momentum 3 hybrid earbuds. They have active noise cancelling with a passive mode allowing you to hear still while buffering out the noise. I was a CNC machinist and i had to be able to hear the machine and the tools cutting but didnt want all the machining noise to hurt my ears. Benifit is getting music and phone also while you work.
@omaleymaldonado9801Ай бұрын
IYAAYAS
@DynoDieselWagonАй бұрын
F.Y.I.... 19:19 FACTORY cheats on clearcoat at all JAMBS
@ecobritefl2884Ай бұрын
What the stock ticker for your company and will you start a dividend payout
@suspensefulnessАй бұрын
Can i use a 25 gallon compressor and a lvlp gun
@ShawnPurdy-lw8vdАй бұрын
Larry deserves all the respect he gets. You've done so much for yourself, but also for other detailers. I like you because you're pretty much as honest as a business man can be in business. Keep the videos coming I enjoy them. :D
@simonreeves2017Ай бұрын
Greetings from the U.K. I’ve never been brave enough to wet sand with a power sander, but that was super quick and effective. I do agree that wet sanding can be safer than hitting poor paint with a buffer, you can take your time, panel stays cool, you can check progress etc. Top job!
@mattsmagicdetailtechaustraliaАй бұрын
This is really great content so thank you. When I started detailing in 1993, it was rotaries, 3 mm sanders and 5mm orbit Rotex RO150 FEQ were common in Australia. The Meguiars G220 was darn good actually besides it's vibration , I got great results with that but the dual orbit metabo sxe 450 is a great finisher with a washer mod done. that came out in 2005 or 2006, not powerful but it spreads the polish so beautifully and is so quiet. Back in the 90s and 2000's foam pads were still softer than modern foams like kevin was saying so it killed DA performance. it was really 2009 when things got going for me with the Dynabrade 19 mm orbit tool after seeing Barry Theal's video with it. But I put mine (the switchable one) onto a Flex 1500 watt stone grinder with a max speed of 7600 rpm - the L3406 VRG. Used it on speed 2-3 mainly. It made the dynabrade as balanced as it could possibly be. I've had it reduce orange peel with microfiber by 25-30% on medium hardness paints or correct half a hood in one hit in a few minutes. I still have three dynabrades and the Flex. I call it the T Rex as it's a dinosaur tech wise.
@TECsta76Ай бұрын
I watch because the techniques I’ve been using for years naturally aspire to your teachings.. And am completely interested in making my cars sparkle.. ☮️
@MattyMatt80Ай бұрын
Always enjoy seeing this trio! Much Love to you all fellas! Great information! I have 20 years experience with auto detailing! Lots of insight into the automotive industry as far as professional auto detailing and goes. I definitely have to upgrade my automotive detailing equipment. 😎💪🏻❤️🤍💙
@bionic_warriorАй бұрын
Fantastic podcast Larry! It’s so interesting to hear about the history and back story of how things came to be.
@randyealy310Ай бұрын
The Three Musketeers!!! Always enjoy these podcasts, thank you.
@ShawnPurdy-lw8vdАй бұрын
Well you can't force me to not watch discovey channel because I keep your youtube channel open in my browser all the time, and just check when you have new videos. haha :D. As for your class, I'd probably benefit it from it, but no way for me to do that. You have a lot of good information for people so I'm sure it will be good, and wish you the best of luck with it. :)
@paintwhispererАй бұрын
Love these podcasts and getting all these extra bits. Thanks Larry
@1stfrompuertorico568Ай бұрын
Nice
@ThatChevyАй бұрын
I wish I could afford this class. I’m near Denver and just went to the training center a few weeks ago
@ShawnPurdy-lw8vd2 ай бұрын
Teared up a bit from that story. I lost all my detailing stuff too and ended up homeless. I have no way to get back rolling again, on disiability. So I can tottally relate to this. I agree detailing is a passion. Thanks for sharing.
@ralphsnightmare1032 ай бұрын
will wet sanding take away etched in water drop marks?
@adamsantos56492 ай бұрын
I have a question I don’t have a buffer and I’m not painting my car. I’m painting my bicycle. I’m really big in the cycling and I wanted to change the color so I did and I’ve also use clearcoat with pearl , now do I have to go and purchase a buffer or can I just use a regular sponge or rag or microfiber?
@DanBaker-tf6es2 ай бұрын
Why when I put it on did my fender turn white ?
@professorjwilson2 ай бұрын
This company seems so down to earth and willing to educate. Great work guys!
@ashleymercedesdiaz2 ай бұрын
We are all glad that you let him talk
@derrickbienemy47582 ай бұрын
My ordered just came in yesterday! Man, I’m super excited to put this thing to work. Better late than never…right??
@nigelbryant59322 ай бұрын
Great tutorial. Love your channel
@stefan-stocksmadesimple52412 ай бұрын
👍👍
@_RsX_2 ай бұрын
Yeah ok nice mayhem, but how much time does it take to burn through the clear coat at a reasonable pressure and speed?
@edgoodsell2 ай бұрын
Ammo uk has a nice ring about it!
@phillywalz2 ай бұрын
I wish I could joined but I will be away for sons wedding
@bradgiesler2 ай бұрын
Booked my spot a few days ago, Excited is an understatement!
@scratchem84082 ай бұрын
So far 39 minutes in at 2:17 in the morning. Great stuff. Looking forward to learning more. Im actually starting my mobile detailing here shortly.
@classicmodernretro2 ай бұрын
I would fly out from England to do this, it would be amazing! I dont think i could afford time away from my detailing business currently unfortunately.
@JamesAllen3002 ай бұрын
Are you planning on doing this in the UK too?
@bandwagon2402 ай бұрын
Wish I could afford it, could always use to learn more.
@stealthstalkerghillie2 ай бұрын
This is so cool! If anyone is thinking of attending I highly recommend doing so. Having a class that will most likely cover a lot of information in only 3 days will save you so much money and heartache in the long run. That doesn't mean I haven't benefited and enjoyed all the information these 3 guys have freely given out in the past ten years or so. I'm looking forward to seeing what's in store for the next 10 years Larry!
@Reset_Auto_Detailing2 ай бұрын
Very cool! Those spots will sell like hotcakes before 11am 🥞
@1stfrompuertorico5682 ай бұрын
First!!
@ilikechickensausages20752 ай бұрын
I saw a picture of you hum, and it reflects why you always say First.
@1stfrompuertorico5682 ай бұрын
@@ilikechickensausages2075 you did?😜😜where at?
@faisalmutumba68712 ай бұрын
Woow thanks Larry and for this podcast please. What jason is saying is right we detailer here in dubai sometimes we face a very huge challenge about some business owner know nothing about detailing. Its only here in uae where the owner hires team leader or manager for who totally ignorant about detailing and they make him to be the head of department just because he speaks the language with the owner,HR Manager😢. Language i barrier is also problem here etc. Only few detailer who passionate for job we are the one seeking for knowledge from guys. Thanks so much Larry, jason,kb for your knowledge. I didn't know about detailing but l kept on watching yours videos and it changed my life. Now l can earn a living bro Respect l salute you
@va53072 ай бұрын
Wait? So it’s just one step? What about holograms, or you don’t get any? I’m a rotary user and haven’t tried BF yet
@alanwallace32532 ай бұрын
Just as the in the other podcasts in this series, we learned a little bit more about the backstory from your business and mindset. Makes me smile when I reached for Foam, Brut, Lather and spray Reflex Pro this AM. In a previous life,( before I retired the first time) I had similar experiences in jewelry industry. Ultimately we brought most everything in house as well, certainly all the creative stuff. Aloha from Maui
@The_Nomad_Detailer2 ай бұрын
Man, as much as I love some of the modern day polishes and pads we have today, this is awesome what your doing! Your taking things back to how they used to be! Simple, and logical. I seems like once things started taking off, and more and more companies were coming out with products things got more confusing....and honestly complicated. But back in the back (20yrs ago) when I started, the pads are what really did the correction....there wasnt really a million different polishes to choose from. It was all in the pad you used. Love where your going man!!!
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This was an amazing video great work !
Those 2013 accord’s are my favorite Hondas of all time. My first Honda was a 2010 accord
You hesitated on an answer as to shelflife after opening. Some companies say 48hrs with theirs, would you say I have more time than that with AMMO Reflex?
In the back of my closet, I found some jars of Wolfgang, Blackfire, and P21S waxes. I miss the days of wax that synthetics have replaced. I'm with you, I like applying wax.
You mentioned claying your vehicle before applying the wax. I think I may be overthinking this, but wouldn't claying/iron spray remove your ceramic or wax that is already on the vehicle?
We've come a long way from this. Now the rinseless washes are so good this has come obsolete.
Can you put the coating on glass and windows of the car and can it work on glass
The most impressive thing is at 1:48 he snaps his fingers with gloves on. Thanks as always Larry. I love you and everything you do
For ear protection i use a pair of Sennheiser momentum 3 hybrid earbuds. They have active noise cancelling with a passive mode allowing you to hear still while buffering out the noise. I was a CNC machinist and i had to be able to hear the machine and the tools cutting but didnt want all the machining noise to hurt my ears. Benifit is getting music and phone also while you work.
IYAAYAS
F.Y.I.... 19:19 FACTORY cheats on clearcoat at all JAMBS
What the stock ticker for your company and will you start a dividend payout
Can i use a 25 gallon compressor and a lvlp gun
Larry deserves all the respect he gets. You've done so much for yourself, but also for other detailers. I like you because you're pretty much as honest as a business man can be in business. Keep the videos coming I enjoy them. :D
Greetings from the U.K. I’ve never been brave enough to wet sand with a power sander, but that was super quick and effective. I do agree that wet sanding can be safer than hitting poor paint with a buffer, you can take your time, panel stays cool, you can check progress etc. Top job!
This is really great content so thank you. When I started detailing in 1993, it was rotaries, 3 mm sanders and 5mm orbit Rotex RO150 FEQ were common in Australia. The Meguiars G220 was darn good actually besides it's vibration , I got great results with that but the dual orbit metabo sxe 450 is a great finisher with a washer mod done. that came out in 2005 or 2006, not powerful but it spreads the polish so beautifully and is so quiet. Back in the 90s and 2000's foam pads were still softer than modern foams like kevin was saying so it killed DA performance. it was really 2009 when things got going for me with the Dynabrade 19 mm orbit tool after seeing Barry Theal's video with it. But I put mine (the switchable one) onto a Flex 1500 watt stone grinder with a max speed of 7600 rpm - the L3406 VRG. Used it on speed 2-3 mainly. It made the dynabrade as balanced as it could possibly be. I've had it reduce orange peel with microfiber by 25-30% on medium hardness paints or correct half a hood in one hit in a few minutes. I still have three dynabrades and the Flex. I call it the T Rex as it's a dinosaur tech wise.
I watch because the techniques I’ve been using for years naturally aspire to your teachings.. And am completely interested in making my cars sparkle.. ☮️
Always enjoy seeing this trio! Much Love to you all fellas! Great information! I have 20 years experience with auto detailing! Lots of insight into the automotive industry as far as professional auto detailing and goes. I definitely have to upgrade my automotive detailing equipment. 😎💪🏻❤️🤍💙
Fantastic podcast Larry! It’s so interesting to hear about the history and back story of how things came to be.
The Three Musketeers!!! Always enjoy these podcasts, thank you.
Well you can't force me to not watch discovey channel because I keep your youtube channel open in my browser all the time, and just check when you have new videos. haha :D. As for your class, I'd probably benefit it from it, but no way for me to do that. You have a lot of good information for people so I'm sure it will be good, and wish you the best of luck with it. :)
Love these podcasts and getting all these extra bits. Thanks Larry
Nice
I wish I could afford this class. I’m near Denver and just went to the training center a few weeks ago
Teared up a bit from that story. I lost all my detailing stuff too and ended up homeless. I have no way to get back rolling again, on disiability. So I can tottally relate to this. I agree detailing is a passion. Thanks for sharing.
will wet sanding take away etched in water drop marks?
I have a question I don’t have a buffer and I’m not painting my car. I’m painting my bicycle. I’m really big in the cycling and I wanted to change the color so I did and I’ve also use clearcoat with pearl , now do I have to go and purchase a buffer or can I just use a regular sponge or rag or microfiber?
Why when I put it on did my fender turn white ?
This company seems so down to earth and willing to educate. Great work guys!
We are all glad that you let him talk
My ordered just came in yesterday! Man, I’m super excited to put this thing to work. Better late than never…right??
Great tutorial. Love your channel
👍👍
Yeah ok nice mayhem, but how much time does it take to burn through the clear coat at a reasonable pressure and speed?
Ammo uk has a nice ring about it!
I wish I could joined but I will be away for sons wedding
Booked my spot a few days ago, Excited is an understatement!
So far 39 minutes in at 2:17 in the morning. Great stuff. Looking forward to learning more. Im actually starting my mobile detailing here shortly.
I would fly out from England to do this, it would be amazing! I dont think i could afford time away from my detailing business currently unfortunately.
Are you planning on doing this in the UK too?
Wish I could afford it, could always use to learn more.
This is so cool! If anyone is thinking of attending I highly recommend doing so. Having a class that will most likely cover a lot of information in only 3 days will save you so much money and heartache in the long run. That doesn't mean I haven't benefited and enjoyed all the information these 3 guys have freely given out in the past ten years or so. I'm looking forward to seeing what's in store for the next 10 years Larry!
Very cool! Those spots will sell like hotcakes before 11am 🥞
First!!
I saw a picture of you hum, and it reflects why you always say First.
@@ilikechickensausages2075 you did?😜😜where at?
Woow thanks Larry and for this podcast please. What jason is saying is right we detailer here in dubai sometimes we face a very huge challenge about some business owner know nothing about detailing. Its only here in uae where the owner hires team leader or manager for who totally ignorant about detailing and they make him to be the head of department just because he speaks the language with the owner,HR Manager😢. Language i barrier is also problem here etc. Only few detailer who passionate for job we are the one seeking for knowledge from guys. Thanks so much Larry, jason,kb for your knowledge. I didn't know about detailing but l kept on watching yours videos and it changed my life. Now l can earn a living bro Respect l salute you
Wait? So it’s just one step? What about holograms, or you don’t get any? I’m a rotary user and haven’t tried BF yet
Just as the in the other podcasts in this series, we learned a little bit more about the backstory from your business and mindset. Makes me smile when I reached for Foam, Brut, Lather and spray Reflex Pro this AM. In a previous life,( before I retired the first time) I had similar experiences in jewelry industry. Ultimately we brought most everything in house as well, certainly all the creative stuff. Aloha from Maui
Man, as much as I love some of the modern day polishes and pads we have today, this is awesome what your doing! Your taking things back to how they used to be! Simple, and logical. I seems like once things started taking off, and more and more companies were coming out with products things got more confusing....and honestly complicated. But back in the back (20yrs ago) when I started, the pads are what really did the correction....there wasnt really a million different polishes to choose from. It was all in the pad you used. Love where your going man!!!
Nice kicks Larry