The BEST All-In-One Polish we've found! 

Thank you, and glad to hear that you enjoy the videos!

Thanks, and glad you liked it!

Thank you...glad you liked it!

You'll find it even more effective if you change out your pads completely multiple times during the process. It's not just what's sitting on the face of the pad, it's also how saturated the pad gets inside.

Thanks so much

Thank you!

Just give us a shout when you're ready!

Thank you Patrick!

Is it ok in the sun to not wipe off immediately?

Lol probably used it long before

@@jaykid007 Yeah,,he is in with this company.Just weird seeing a vid with him showing a product AFTER i used it!😂

@@marybetheby5184 very nice great product for sure! I'm trying the koch chemie line soon as well

Like the idea about place dots on the areas to polish so don't have to stop.

Great video! This product is excellent For paint enhancement and correction. It's on the list.

Correct...there are MANY levels of polishing when it comes to solutions that you offer to customers. Too many detailers think there are only 2 options...wash on one end of the spectrum, or "full" correction. We definitely promote the Good / Better / Best system so that you've got something for everybody.

@@Esotericdetail keep it simple :)

You cant get 100% defect removal either. But it is crazy how much you can correct with a one step polish with cutting pad.

What was their rate they were seeking for the coatings?

@@UndressforAndres They thought $400 was too expensive.

@@J1Z06 for a coating plus buffing that is a damn good price! Where do you live at?

Sorry I am costing you money, but they're all good investments! As for the Audi, you just don't know until you start to do your test sections.

Thanks for the positive feedback. If you're working with coatings, this is not the product for you because it contains 3 different kinds of waxes / protection in it and your coating will not bond. If you're doing a quick prepping for a coating, then you'd be more interested in their Uno polish, which has no protection in it. There's no book(s) I can recommend on this subject, as it changes rapidly. Perhaps one of our classes might be well suited for you! www.esotericcarcare.com/training/

@@Esotericdetail Great idea, but I checked flights and Ohio has a two-week quarantine for those of us coming from California. Maybe next year. Thanks for the advice because I think you and Brian at Apex are the two I respect the most for your knowledge.

That's great, but not really what we're talking about here. An all-in-one is a different animal altogether.

Completely different kind of polishing and polish...

@@Esotericdetail with all due respect...I've never seen a difference in paint correction results whether I put polish on the pad first (after primed) or on the paint.

Apples and oranges, really.

It would work fine on light marring!

Thanks, and thanks for the great product!

If you sponsor me I'll do a positive video too.

@@visker81 well, they're not sponsored, they are an authorized distributor of our products 🤷🏽‍♂️

@@visker81 Correct...we do not do sponsorships!

RUPES amazing product way better than chemical guys and 3D

James. Here's a better question...when doing this level of polish, does it really matter? This is for making a nice difference, in a really quick process.

There’s no fillers in uno protect. What you See is what you get

Prime Protect is designed to be used before ceramic coatings.

You could, but you've have limited results / performance.

Thank you for your order. If using this product, you do not need to add any because it's already in the formula. Perfect Finish is a pure polish, and you would need to add protection after using it.

A combination of polymer and traditional wax...

Only if it needs it.

@@Esotericdetail thank you for replying I’m ordering some for sure for a f-250 to do and this would be perfect I assume

I'd recommend sticking with a pure polish after compounding!

While we don't get as hot here, we still used it in some pretty hot and humid conditions this summer with no issues.

Probably go through 6 or so pads per car. Blowing out doesn't do much because the foam itself gets saturated inside.

The comment about mobile detailing is more centered around the ability to do it quickly.

@@Esotericdetail gotcha thanks!

I’m a mobile detailer and I use this weekly. In direct sunlight in 80-100 degree heat. Doesn’t matter. Easy wipe off no matter what

If you mean what polish, then it would be something like Sonax Perfect Finish. www.esotericcarcare.com/sonax-perfect-finish/

Not on a quick detail like this, but in a more comprehensive paint correction detail, it's the best way.

@@Esotericdetail could you please make a content for this matter? Thank you 🙏🙏🙏

I would still at least do a chemical decontamination with something like Gyeon Iron first.

@@Esotericdetail all right thanks a lot!

A couple of months...

Can you add a spray topper or really not?

It will vary greatly from paint to paint based on the hardness level, and the condition.

But it's not a secret anymore! :)

No, you will not...

@@Esotericdetail I appreciate your honesty. Thank you very much.

They are in different categories. Sonax PF is an intensive polish, with no protective properties. This is a light polish with protection added in.

No need to. Could you? Perhaps. But is somebody at this level looking for really extended durability? Probably not.

First time I’ve seen this product but if it’s doing any correction/cut then I wouldn’t do it every 6 months. This would take thin layers off your clear every time you use it. No big deal if you do it 2-3 times but I imagine 4-6 times will start stripping away your clear coat more than you want. Still, I’m just speculating.

If you feel you need to do correction every 6 months, then you need to work on your washing / drying methods. You may want to do this (maybe) once per year. You could decontaminate the paint, then use Rupes Uno. For the rest of the year, you can apply some kind of sealant / wax / etc to protect it since the protection in this product will only last a few months.

ESOTERIC I have a soft paint, I have 7 wash mitts in one bucket and normally wash car every week, I would probably improve washing and drying methods, thanks for the advice👍

@@arnold4340 your car needs to be ceramic coated Soft paint and constant polishing will ruin the clear coat in less than 5 years You need ceramic coating Do your wash, decontaminate, 2 or 3 step paint correction, ipa wipe down, then ceramic coat After a week wash the car and apply a ceramic coat topping spray sealant with every wash as drying aid And enjoy flawless and protected paint for 2-4 years after 3-4 years you can polish and reapply ceramic coating

@@arnold4340 oh and use ceramic coat safe car shampoo for your washes

I wouldn't recommend working with any polishes in direct sunlight.

Possible? Yes. Practical? No. You can blaze through this with the DA without any worries of holograms like you would if you were using a rotary that fast.

You could if you want to, but the chances of "increasing the looks" by putting something on top of it are slim.

@@Esotericdetail i appreciate the response I probably won’t then. My wife car is from 2017 but it always stays in the garage so I don’t think it’ll need much correction.

It can be used on any type of paint.

No, we talk about this in the video. They will not bond.

No it is not. The waxes inside this product will prevent bonding of a coating. They soon will be releasing a similar product to this that is designed to put coating on top of it. Stay tuned...

No, they are not compatible as this product has protectants in the formula that would prevent a bond of ceramic coatings.

Only if needed...

No...it's already in the polish!

Depends on a lot of variables...the paint condition, paint type, your skill level, and techniques used. I'd team it with Rupes yellow polishing pads. Being new, you should be really happy if you can achieve 50% correction.

@@Esotericdetail thanks for reply. its on a car that's never received any correction at all&horrible sponge car washes, so pretty bad condition. ok so I've narrowed down to rupes yellow vs buff& shine 5050 microfiber. still stick with rupes? I'm using this car as a practice piece because it has little value.

@@MindbodyMedic For polishing, stick with foam pads...jump to microfiber pads when doing a 2-stage.

@@Esotericdetail thanks! I just gave it a quick run on some panels with a cheap foam pad as I'm waiting for post. very impressed at swirl removal. I can see why this game is addictive!

Nothing. The person looking for this level of polishing isn't in the market for the highest level of durability. Quick, simple, and effective is the key with this one.

Yes, but it didn't best our reference combo...and we're here talking about all-in-one polishing; not one-steps.

ESOTERIC I know but it would make a good video comparing it to perfect finish

@@hakman239 We do all of our comparisons and testing behind the scenes...

Indeed!

Two completely different uses. Perfect Finish is for either an intensive one-step polish, or a finishing polish. Rupes Uno Protect is a quick all-in-one.

ESOTERIC answer that i was looking for👍 Thank you Sir👌

Just ordered a bottle of this yesterday. Todd what pad would you use from the Lake country foam line up.. Would it typically be a black finishing card or white polishing pad?? And what is the preference for a medium cut one-step finish. Tks

@@404notfound..... Well hopefully that order is coming from us! :). We don't use LC, but most likely a polishing pad. For a solid one-step, Perfect Finish is the way to go.

@@Esotericdetail Hey Todd, would Rupes Uno Pure be comparable to Sonax perfect finish then? If not, what are the differences?

You're trying to cheat physics, which is where your disappointment is coming from. High level of correction and high level of finish isn't achieved in such a small amount of time. Correction, Finish, Speed...pick 2!

@@Esotericdetail Thanks for your reply. I shouldn't be able to expect superficial swirls and light etching/waterspots to be removed with this and a wool pad?

@@kylegeldmaker Superficial is subjective at best, and for etching, it can be difficult to remove with heavy compound and a slow process. If somebody's looking for a higher level of correction, you need to sell them on a higher level process.

@@Esotericdetail Thank you. I understand what you're saying.

@@kylegeldmaker usually heavier swirls and heavier water spots that have somewhat etched on the surface requires more than just a quick AIO style pass that takes an hour plus around the vehicle. That’s more of a one step process, slower arm speed, moderate pressure; going over the paint with fast arm speed and light pressure is only going to brighten up the paint for the most part, remove some of that hazy look, light water spots, light swirls on soft paint, you’re not going to improve it much more than that. Like esoteric said, even some water spots barely come out with heavy pressure, slow arm speed with a heavy compound, and I agree, sometimes I take my rotary, wool pad, M100 combo and those suckers barely level out, and that’s a serious combo, paint hardness makes a difference, there’s just so many variables. These AIO products are great, but they simply can’t do it all, sometimes you simply need to grab a stronger dedicated polish or compound and adjust your technique. Like esoteric said, if the customer wants more correction, you need to explain to them what needs to be done, and adjust the price accordingly, don’t try to do it at a lower price because you’re going to work extra for it, and then feel like you weren’t compensated enough for all of that extra work, but remember that you promised those results at that price, so now you pretty much have to deliver at the lower price, you don’t want to have that feeling that you’re doing extra for free. Detailing is a lot of work, pads, chemicals, machines aren’t cheap, ultimately time is money, you got to make the best out of it.

With this product we'd typically be somewhere between 3 and 4.5.

It would be fine to use, but gel coats typically require a heavier level of polish. So it just depends on how bad of shape the boat is in.

A heavy cut pad like MF or wool would normally be the least popular with a product like this. The most common would be a foam polishing pad.

@@Esotericdetail I have been using a MF pad with my 3D HD Speed and it does work very well for me. Of course MF pads dont work well on all paints. I also use Autoglym Rapid Renovator with a MF pad and also with a Wurth hard blue pad and both work very well. Those wurth pads are excellent. Im about to buy the Rupes Uno and the 3D ONE and will try both type of pads. Never used a wool pad yet but Scott from Dallas Paint Correction has a nice video using a All in One polish with a Rupes medium wool pad and its a very good combo.

This would be a light machine polish...

Solo!

Advance is the premium of the two: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZKxeawWt5w0.html

You'd probably get a few months worth of durability out of this...similar to what you might get out of a wax. It would be worth a try to use Jescar on top of it as I'm not sure if it would have any potential bonding issues.

I was wondering this same thing. I just did my car with Uno and it’s still sitting in the garage. I think I’ll throw some Powerlock on top and see how it goes. The Uno Protect was really easy to use. It had a long working time and virtually no dust. I think it’s going to be a great product to use to freshen up my paint every few months. My wash process is great so I don’t typically get scratches but because of where I work I get a lot of contamination on the surface that needs to be clayed off and then a quick polish afterwards. I think this is my new go-to product for this. 👍

If it needs it...

Would argue that with Sonax Perfect Finish, but this product here isn't considered the same as a one-step. With a one-step, you're typically going for as much correction as you can get with one type of pad and polish. With this, you're getting some correction with protection being added, and doing it quickly.

@@SPPACATR Thank you!

Rupes Bigfoot mark2/3 не будет даже близко резать так как режет ротор. Микрофибра, стриженный синий мех и т.д. не решат проблему резки. И диск на Rupes нужно предварительно загружать/ пропитывать, только после этого три четыре горошины и в путь. Я всю срочную работу делаю flex 2-14-150 с мехом. Rupes с жёлтым или белым полировальником только финиш. То что Bigfoot с микрофиброй или жёстким поролоном делает за полчаса или совсем не может сделать, роторный флекс с мехом делает за 10 минут. И расход пасты в разы меньше. После долгих мучений с bigfoot 21, заказал flex xce cordless. Думаю что принудительное решит вопрос. Завтра буду тестировать.

P.s. Сравнил три пасты 3d Speed/ Rupes One protect/ Koch p6.01. Bigfoot 21+ жёлтый круг/ синий стриженный мех rupes/ режущая микрофибра. Жёлтый круг очень слабо. Даже лёгкие завитки удаляет с трудом. Микрофибра и мех поинтереснее. Rupes и 3d похожи и режут слабо. Koch намного интереснее режет, но блеск не такой насыщенный.

Perfect finish will cut more.

@@tomasaro4910 I know that already. Esoteric however, states that this is the new best one step polish.

Belle1337 ok, then you also know that Sonax Perfect finish isn’t a AIO? So why are you asking about a AIO and it it compare to a polish compound? It is like comparing an Apple to a banans? They are two totally different products. It is silicon in this product which I don’t like but Rupes also have the Uno pure ultra finishing (it have not protection in it). I really would like to see a review of that instead of this one.

Any pad staining issues?

Different animal. Sonax is an intensive one-step...this is a quick all-in-one. They're for two completely different processes.

Lol the prep work is what you’re paying the most for mate. 2-3 hours to prep for polishing.

Yes, which is why you can get correction out of it.

30 minutes, 1 guy!