Trashed Corvette Clear Coat! Let's CORRECT It! Part 1 

Apex Detail you are the man 👍🏻

when you washed it you use a detail brush that a dedicate brush for the car or a paint brush ? looking forward to the series of the corvette

awesome...so many type of wool out there,also microfibers and uropads etc.. :-)

I would like to know a bit more about when you choose whether to switch compound or pads or perhaps both when you want to get more cut or less cut or better finish, for example. I understand this is a topic where experience comes in. But with your fantastic way of explaining I a sure you can make it understandable.

@Audry Wise Polish, Quick detailer, sealant, Rinseless? There are mane liquids with Sio2.

I appreciate the kind words! Cheers!

It is a bit rough...but in good hands now.🙂

I favor that color as well.

Tho doors quickly flew open!😷

Shall look into it.👍

Welcome aboard!

I will be sure to show what I stand on when I can

Hey Greek

@@OuzoLouGarage hello dear friend

The #1 was kind covered thought

I thought the code was G5 or JG5 ....my bad.

@@apexdetail85 no worries! And just for reference, the code is 91U. can't wait to see part 2!

The township thought I was washing 50 cars a day. I just do not do volume...they were glad to hear it.

I thought I was the only too that used a leaf blower. Why some people spend thousands for the garage mounted blowers made just for drying cars still fascinates me.

1. That was traffic film removal. 2 Marolex 3. MTM SG28 4. MtM Pf 22 5. Soft bristle detail brush....any will do. 6. Prices vary region to region greatly.

My lift from the old shop is getting the hydrolics restored....I miss it. My back misses it.

@@apexdetail85 I hear You !! need good tools to stay healthy ! ;-)

Only when needed. Such as after correction and heavily soiled cars.

You see those buckets a lot in the restaurant industry. Might be a good place to start your search

I still use both. Recently got a permit in my township for run off from washing.

Using your one bucket with multiple mitts method is brilliant! It's the rinseless wash method but with free flowing water for the rinse. It's by far the best method ever! 2 buckets with grit guards is old school, and should be dropped by everyone. Rinsing a mitt in the clear water bucket, and scraping it on a grit guard doesn't remove all the grit. Pushing the mitt down to the grit guard is a hydraulic action that forces the grit off the bottom, and back into solution and onto the mitt, and ultimately the paint. To my thinking that's just dumb!! Having a new fresh soap soaked mitt for each area pass over the dirty vehicle makes so much more sense! I just tried this one bucket multi-mitt method on my black truck. Wow!!, it's definitely a better method for sure. Instead of buying grit guards, just buy more mitts. When I finished the wash, the bucket of soapy water was still clean, and clear. I could have added more clean mitts, and done another round of washing if my truck was especially dirty which I sometimes have done with the 2 bucket method. Instead of just dumping the still clean soapy water, I threw all the dirty mitts into the bucket to give them a prewash before doing a full washing machine wash.

I found them at a restaurant supply store.

Correct...I have showed that process in many older videos.

Apex Detail Sorry! I haven’t seen those videos but I was just thinking about this corvette! You are an amazing detailer and you didn’t mention those sections of the car. Please forgive me for my ignorance. I truly appreciate your videos Brian.

Two good mid tier washers....flip a coin. 🙂

Not that I know of. I started a chart....But never got a chance to complete it.

Gyeon Iron.💪

Thank you Brian

Found mine at a restaurant supply store.