The Power Of A One Step Polish 

Thanks for that amazing comment. Glad you like 3D products and thanks for being a customer. Thanks for watching - Yancy

Awesome! Thanks for sharing!

... Bead It Up!

Except their ceramic coatings tbh

Agre and thank you! -Mike Phillips

Left a little bit speechless after your comment. Thank you for your very kind words means a lot to me! - Yancy

Used correctly - it REMOVES defects - NOT fills in. Used incorrectly - then sure, ALL WAXES THAT WORK FILL. Otherwise, why would you use a product if it didn't leave itself behind? Isn't that the idea of putting on a LAYER of wax? To lay down a FILM of protection? If you're leaving product behind to protect the paint it's only physics that it FILLS. Common topic, lots of misinformation by all the experts on FB, IG and YT -Mike Phillips

More to come! Thanks for tuning in! P.S. The need to make us a signal light like Batman - maybe a huge 3D shining up on the clouds lol - Yancy

Thank you kindly! Glad that you enjoyed the video - Yancy

Thanks for watching - Yancy

Will do a video talking about that soon - Yancy

Yes and yes! _ Yancy

Yes or use 3D Bead It Up. If it were me? I would use Bead It Up BUT - I would also use it on a regular basis. If used on a regular basis, (because it's FAST and easy), there's no need for a wax or sealant. If you're NOT going to maintain the results, then go with a wax or sealant. -Mike PHillips

Yes - water based but you should use a Panel Wipe to prep paint before coating for MAXIMUM performance. -Mike Phillips

Thanks for tuning in - Yancy

All things being equal - I would give the edge to 3D ONE - right on the label it states - Hybrid COMPOUND/POLISH -Mike Phillips

Of course. There are some people that genuinely want to take any class I teach and secure that certificate. -Mike Phillips

Hopefully someday we will be able to put on on there. Thanks for watching - Yancy

@@3DCarCare I have spoken to Cameron from 3d Australia and this is definately going to happenb.

Depends on, Paint hardness or paint softness. Type of tool. Type of pad. Your skill and technique level. On most paints, I could easily remove 3000 grit sanding marks using a foam cutting pad with the FLEX BEAST and even faster and easier with a wool pad or a foam pad on a rotary polisher. In the real world, I wouldn't be trying to remove 3000 grit sanding marks as a normal practice as I would use 3D 510 Premium Rubbing Compound with a wool pad on a rotary. -Mike Phillips

From my experience SPEED and Glaze/Poxy (think you are talking about Poxy correct?) last about the same time but I baby my car and clean it very often. Will have to do a longevity test and get back with you about that. Thanks for watching - Yancy

Thank you for tuning in, is great to be back doing these videos again. They are a lot of fun to do and always love talking with you all. Mike is a well of information and trying to get all that info out for you lol. Also thanks for your input on the next video and Bead It Up works very well with SPEED and Poxy. I use it on my Redeye as a topper to SPEED and POXY. I use it as a quick detailer over them. Windows, paint, plastic - inside and out. Only thing I don't use it on is my Alcantarra and leather. Great stuff! Thanks for watching - Yancy

im curious as well

Yes you can - Yancy

Yes it would but remember that the microfiber is a form or abrasive in itself. I would suggest a foam pad (Polishing OR cutting) instead of microfiber cause the microfiber may leave marring behind and something that big you would want to only do the job once not twice. - Yancy

Great question because I bought one and never used it

See my article here, *Is there an expiration date for car care products?* www.3ddetailtalk.com/threads/is-there-an-expiration-date-for-car-care-products.271/ -Mike Phillips

@@PumaM90 See my article here, *Is there an expiration date for car care products?* www.3ddetailtalk.com/threads/is-there-an-expiration-date-for-car-care-products.271/ -Mike Phillips

See my article here, *Is there an expiration date for car care products?* www.3ddetailtalk.com/threads/is-there-an-expiration-date-for-car-care-products.271/ -Mike Phillips

We are working out doing classes out in the Santa Clarita studio. Stay tuned! - Yancy

I would definitely recommend using a DA polisher!

Get a FLEX BEAST and use this AFTER any rotary work. -Mike Phillips

Those are just generalities - I've had SPEED that's over a year old and it works FINE. -Mike Phillips

See my article here, *Is there an expiration date for car care products?* www.3ddetailtalk.com/threads/is-there-an-expiration-date-for-car-care-products.271/ -Mike Phillips

@Mike Phillips good points!

Mike had to slice through alot of dead paint just to get down to some shine.This kind of car was driven and never had much else done to it.