A quick polish that will shine up paint won’t always remove a lot of scratches. This method is great for the beginner and great for preserving clear coat 😊
I need to try your method! seems faster compared to the traditional ; Dab polish on paint, spread it, then wipe wipe away with a prep, product then another wipe..
We men are special. Imagine if our women bought all kinds of products to keep a washing machine in top condition and shining. We would think they are crazy.
Just tried this polish today, and it is awsome ! I will say rupes yellow polish cuts more as a one step, but the gold standard is one to have in your arsenal. No dusting and definitely enhances gloss, and you don't have to worry about hitting trim
@lanthonyperdum6430 it was on black hazy paint. Brought back all the clarity but like I mentioned the rupes yellow did a little better attacking swirls which where heavy . I'd use diy polish for jeweling / Enhancing gloss which is majority of the jobs I do when polishing.
How many batteries do you keep around the shop for daily use? Just curious as to the battery life on those things! It looks mighty convenient to be cordless, especially since I detail my car in the driveway under direct Florida sun (sometimes)
Hey brother, I want to clay before I polish. Can i use the clay towel/mit while the car is wet with a graphene shampoo? Or no because the graphene in the shampoo will seal in the contaminants that I'm trying to pull with the clay mit? I'm trying to soak the car down, and spray iron remover while using the clay mit
Hi Yvan. Will this not damage my ceramic protection if I do it on the entire car? I just completed chemical and mechanical decontamination but want to see more gloss.
@diydetailofficial Yvan, I saw in one of your short videos where you used a jewling pad to enhance the gloss of an already ceramic coated paint? What lubricant/polish should I use and at what speed should I set my rotary polisher?
@@diydetailofficialThanks for the reply. I have an s580 benz. About 2 months ago I put on a cheaper spray ceramic Torque was the brand. Do you think the polish spray would be enough to remove that for the diy 5 year coating to then be applied? I'm new to the polishing game still need to get a polisher or 2. Will test on my old corolla beater before I touched the benz of a potential customer car
@@diydetailofficial I understand that. I always thought you had to strip the polish off to get a good bond with whatever spray sealant you're putting on there.
Our yellow foam pad with Gold Standard Polish isn’t as aggressive as our wool pad, but it can take out a surprising amount of swirls and scratches and finishes down awesome on most paint 👍
Yvan, I saw in one of your short videos where you used a jewling pad to enhance the gloss of an already ceramic coated paint? What lubricant/polish should I use and at what speed should I set my rotary polisher?
Nice! Could the Method be used with Quick Beads? Somehow the neighbors friggin' cat got under the car cover with dirty paws. You can guess the rest....Black Single Stage.
This is intriguing so is the spray polish just lubricant and it's relying on the cutting ability of the pad or is there also any abrasives in the spray? Also does either product fill in micro scratches?
Flat pads are the least expensive to manufacture, hence why they are popular. A waffle pad has many advantages, principally better user experience ( less grabby), keeps the surface cooler, and they are more efficient.
I wasnt a very big fan on my first videos of yours that came across as i felt it was just a bunch of different shorts of the same thing. For the same product. (Not that id say having tons of products would be good at all, just that its alot of the same thing but differently each time.
@@diydetailofficial thanks. I’m on your website and am new to this. Trying to find what I should buy to take car of my cars. Do you have a video listing all the steps? Do I have to use the ceramic coat or when do I use just the gold standard polish. Is the gold standard Polish to be used after every time I was the car? Also what milkwaukee orbital model do you use? Thanks.
This isn’t a wax, it’s an abrasive polish. Here’s a video on a 15 year old truck ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-y3t-2qGht0g.htmlsi=FJe_-pLPrOeOgsWG
Yep, this is a demonstration on how to "quickly enhance" (not sand, compound, polish and jewel) your paint:) Shiny paint is the goal here, not perfect paint
@DIY Detail I thought so. Too often I have customers struggle to understand the difference. I tend to paint correct a bad scratch and then wax a bad one before I even begin either now so customers know what to expect.
I got one for you try buffing a 2024 black blazer electric car that sat in the rail yard for 8 months!!!!! You'll want to quit your job!!!! Thin paint almost scratches touching it!!! General motors new paint jobs are awful!!!!!
this polish demo was for a one step, gloss enhancement polish -- specifically targeted to the DIYer, or enthusiast, who maybe has never polished paint before. There will always be a rabbit hole to go down in search of perfect paint:) But that's not how we approach polishing, we're trying to help folks get great results with simple processes and great, easy-to-use products
