Dave, as an over-the-counter/PRO "system," these products do an astonishingly good job. The Compound does a terrific job refinishing the paint removing scratches, swirling , and oxidation, but I've been most impressed with the deep shine it leaves, especially on darker colored cars. Even after an ipa wipe down the shine holds. The MAX and FLEX are definitely icing on the cake!
First off, thank you for taking the time to post this video. Have you had the opportunity to try DIY detail's gold standard polish? The reason I ask is because according to them it's an "All in one" like this turtle wax product. I'm just up in the air on deciding which one I should try. Thanks buddy
@@rm3-f8k hi, thank you, really appreciate that! Unfortunately I haven’t tried that polish so can’t comment on it, but I do know the 1&done is good, I’ve used it a lot 👍🏻 It will depend on how well known DIY details products are, as if they developed it themselves, might be really good, but if they just buy a “white label” polish and rebrand it, it will probably be rubbish
Fantastic video! I just did the SUV last night with the graphene flex wax. 🐢 The paint was already immaculate but this product bought it to a new level. You make excellent videos, looking forward to the next one. subscribed!!
So when you say it's got a long work time do you mean that I will have to work it longer to achieve the results I'm looking for than something 2ith a short work time like maquires speed cut?
No, what I mean is that if you need to spend a little longer on a section than you thought, the stuff won’t dry out on you like a traditional compound might. Getting a result quickly depends on pad and compound choice not just the compound 👍🏻
@@DaveRebuilds I found working time fantastic, can cope with a bit of sun ulike Maguires ,easy to remove Not going back to Maguires niw I've found this , does all I wa t as a beginner, not using paint depth tools for going after deeper scratches yet. Just one quick go over with this makes a massive difference
Really enjoying your channel and going to have to buy this Turtle Wax kit. They've really upped their game over the last year or so, tried a few which I've been impressed with. Happy New Year and looking forward to plenty more content
Thank you 👍🏻😃, yeah turtle wax have upped their game loads in the last year, the new graphene stuff is incredible! Just finished the detail of a 2006 merc e-class using this compound and their new graphene wax, should be out this weekend, wait till you see the difference from shop bought products 👍🏻
Hi kind sir. I just bought a super cheap rotary And I'll work with a Mitsubishi so very soft paint too (shes a 2year old, i wash her every 2 weeks) Im thinking of using one n done or uno protect And also I'll buy a local branded foam pad (not as good as rupes pad i suppose) Theres a Heavt cut(purple)- medium cut (yellow) - Polishing (orange) - finish (black) For using one n done would you suggest like a 2 step yellow -> orange or orange ->black? Im planning to polish the car every 4-6monts tho Thank you so much
@@MoonieTheGrey hi, I’d go with the orange pad to begin with before starting with a harder pad, you may find the orange does the job! If possible, use a dual action (DA) polisher rather than a rotary as the rotary is not beginner friendly and takes more time to perfect. Also, if you use a wax or ceramic coat after polishing and use a lot of soap every time you wash the car, you shouldn’t need to polish every 6 months, maybe once a year at most! Remember, every time you polish a car, you are removing a small amount of the clear coat, so doing it too often can eventually cause burn through. Hope that helps 👍🏻
@ probably doesn’t need to be every 3 months tbh, just depends how often you wash the car. U can usually notice when a coating is running out as the water won’t bead and drip off as quick 👍🏻
Hi, I'm wondering if I can use the pads designed for the polishing machine, but by hand? Don't have a garage or a place to use my corded polish so it will have to be by hand.
Hi, yeah you can, I’ve done that in the past, but I found using the big pads pretty difficult as I couldn’t hold it properly, so I cut mine in half. It will take you a lot longer by hand to get the same result as a machine, but it’ll still look good when it’s done 👍🏻
@@DaveRebuilds thank you for the quick response, really appreciate the help! I have a silver Subaru gf8 with a fair bit of bonnet fade, hoping this stuff will help
@@wc3101 no worries at all, thanks for watching the video 👍🏻 Hopefully the clear coat isn’t damaged (can cause fading), I’d maybe try it on a small section first just to make sure you get the desired result before going ham at the whole bonnet, just in case 😃👍🏻
Laquer thinner? Do you mean IPA? If so, no, just give the car a good wash, dry it, then preferably use a clay bar to remove and stuck in dirt, then use the one and done, then you can just put a wax on top, but ideally, once you have used the 1&done, use IPA to remove any residue polish so the wax sticks better 👍🏻
Can I use this on a brand new Gladiator and then do a ceramic coating and then use turtle wax graphene spray as some sort of a topper? I’m brand new to detailing and just want to do my own Jeep?
Yeah you can use this on a new car/truck, it should be fine 👍🏻, and yes, you can use the flex wax as a topper to the ceramic coat. I’m going to try it on my Focus RS as a topper when I get a chance 😃👍🏻
Hi, yeah it can be used by hand for lighter swirls and scratches and no you don’t need to use a polish after, just apply lighter pressure with a softer cloth and it can act as a finishing polish as well 👍🏻
Awesome thanks! Turtle Wax in the last couple of years have released some amazing and economical products that yield the same results as products that cost two to three times as much.
@@robbalsley4759 totally agree, they are awesome products these days 👍🏻 I’ll have another video coming out this week with their new for 2021 Graphene coating (like a ceramic coat but longer lasting), is in spray or liquid form and have no cure time so you can drive it straight after applying! Crazy good
My life got quite busy with work and family and haven’t had the time to make them. But life is starting to settle down again so I’m going to start making them again soon 👍🏻
It’s a much better cut in my opinion dude, and it refines itself down so it almost acts like a polish if you work it for long enough. I’d def recommend it as a great 1 size fits most lol
@@DaveRebuilds I did a pretty reasonable job with it on a black golf , impressed considering how hard German paint is . Seems to go a long way as well Plus I only had a med , light and refining pad No heavy cut pad . Being cautious as I don't have a paint depth tool yet .
@@jezlucas3878 awesome! Yeah hard cut pads can be super risky if you don’t know how deep the paint is! I need to get a paint depth gauge as well as it’s only a matter of time before I make a mistake and have to repaint something lol
I used the One and Done yesterday on my car; using the 50/50 microfiber pad first (4 dots on the pad) and then used the black foam pad (4 dots on the pad). I tapped the pad over the area to be done, started the machine out at a 1 speed (using a Porter Cable machine) and then switched to 4 speed in a cross hatch; doing this way with the 50/50 pad. Then when using the black foam pad, I also tapped the pad over the area, started out with a 1 speed to spread, then changed to a 3 speed in a cross hatch. I noticed that with each pad and application, it was harder and longer to remove the compound; I had to use all three microfiber towels; and it wasn’t very translucent. What did I do wrong?
My guess would be that you maybe worked the compound for too long, it’s sometime a good idea to spray a little water over the pad between applications to give the pad some moisture. I’ll give it a try when I’m next polishing a car and let you know 👍🏻
@@DaveRebuilds I agree with spraying the water Dave. May I suggest a stiffer style tooth [any] brush to occasionally run over the moistened pad at med-high speed to loosen oversarurarion the [I] will run the pad at med-high speed over an old moistened towel to clean it up. I do this every few passes - just takes a minute and keeps things applying smoothly. Btw...that One & Done Compound IS👈🏼 killer.
@@audieconrad8995 I actually do that now dude, thanks for the tip! I have a bristle brush to remove excess, but hadn’t thought of spinning the pad while doing it so will do that next car I polish 😃👍🏻
It’s not out quite yet, turtle wax sent it to a few people to review and make videos on before release. It should be out in the next month or so though 👍🏻
Not that I could see, no. I tried it with 3 different pads, microfibre cut, hard foam and a medium foam pad and it cut differently with each pad which was cool to see
@@DaveRebuilds maybe because it’s one type of compound rather than heavy or micro cut, and more pad dependant based on the type of finish the user is aiming for
It’s a Rupes machine that I use, in the video I did the heavy work on a 6 setting which is around 500-5500 rpm I think, then Reduced the speed to a 3-4 for the refinishing (about 3500rpm)
Everybody wants to demo on black paint and I get it. It gives the biggest "WOW FACTOR" for the camera. I think black vehicles are beautiful when they're clean. But I personally wouldn't have a black vehicle because of the maintenance. I'd love to see someone demo on a lighter colored vehicle!
I am always amazed by dark coloured car detailing videos. Make me want to do it on my own until I remember mine is a white car. Not solid white, a type of glossy warm white with metallic flakes in it. But still... 🤣
Next time you use masking tape on a car, press the sticky side on your shirt a couple times to get some fuzz on the tape before you put it on the car. I do this and the tape will still stick and shouldn't leave any residue when you pull the tape off. Car looks great, I may have to try this product out.
@@DaveRebuilds As a detailer, I can tell you P S beadmaker is impressive if you want a quick wash & want to add some shine & slickness, super easy too apply & remove & does a good job, but it doesn't last long as a sealer. I love watching your channel to keep updated with new products & you Sir do a fine job. I agree with you this one & done product did a fine job on your Merc.but for me the price of the new turtle wax hybrids are ridiculously high. As a Detailer I must consider price to performance... Is this product really worth 3,4,5 times more than other products out there?
@@tomsmith1059 good to know, thanks dude, and thank you for the kind words, really appreciate it😃👍🏻 I’m not sure it’s 3-4 times more expensive of the top of my head but I do rate it quite highly, I would put it in the top tier of compounds tho, but I do love Rupes polishes slightly more 😃
any idea when it will be available online? also what would you suggest for cleaning inside the windscreen ? i get really bad mist and cant seem to get rid of it!!
It should be available in the UK before the spring. Will try and get a specific date for you 👍🏻. Have you tried meguiars perfect clarity window cleaner? It’s really good. But persistent mist on the windscreen might be a leak somewhere in the car that’s allowing water in (hopefully not that though)
@@DaveRebuilds No just used some cheap glass cleaner but will try a better one , There is a loud squeak/ knock coming from the engine that my mechanic isn't sure of what it is, hope thats not related !
Hi, it’s not out in the shops yet, I was given the products early to try them so thought I would share how good it is. I think it is due for release in the UK before spring but will double check
It’s a Rupes LHR, can’t remember the exactly model number off the top of my head though lol. It’s a beast of a machine, just saving up to buy the smaller one now so I can get into the harder to reach areas 👍🏻
@@DaveRebuilds Thanks for the reply. I think I will end up getting a 3” machine, for the those hard-to-reach areas. Don’t know if I can afford a Rupes, though!
@@ChicagoRob2 You should look in to STPA mini DA polisher from Ebay or AliExpress. I have one, its a little heavy and feels like it needs just a little bit more power sometimes when doing heavy work. But being almost 4 times cheaper its a pretty good deal. The kit also comes with a bag and a few pads.
It’s a process you do after having washed the car. You use a clay bar to remove any contamination that is embedded in the clear coat of the paintwork. Really simple to do, I have a “how to video” on how to use one if your interested? 👍🏻
@@DaveRebuilds meant to say make sure you use the 3m green pads that should be used with the product you won't be disappointed let me know your opinion 🤗
3m compound has one of the oldest technology compared to others and dusts like crap when I use it. Its miles behind Sonax, Koch chemie, 3D and so on. Meguiars also dusts allot but has a longer working time atleast. Thats of course my opinion, if it works good for you I respect that.
Does not fix scratches. Watched other UA-cam videos, TW 1 and Done, is not all that unable to do much on scratches. I am shocked Dave said the vehicle "Mercedes" was already clay bar. I do like the shine. Then the Mercedes age is unknown and somewhere was neglected, maybe he'll do paint correction or a minor repaint job to rid of some of those nasty scratches.
It depends on what you mean by a scratch? It’s a light compound so won’t remove heavy scratches, but does a superb job of light scratches and swirls. I did another video fully detailing the Mercedes, so all the info will be in that video 👍🏻
Dave, as an over-the-counter/PRO "system," these products do an astonishingly good job. The Compound does a terrific job refinishing the paint removing scratches, swirling , and oxidation, but I've been most impressed with the deep shine it leaves, especially on darker colored cars. Even after an ipa wipe down the shine holds. The MAX and FLEX are definitely icing on the cake!
100% agree 😃👍🏻
First off, thank you for taking the time to post this video. Have you had the opportunity to try DIY detail's gold standard polish? The reason I ask is because according to them it's an "All in one" like this turtle wax product. I'm just up in the air on deciding which one I should try. Thanks buddy
@@rm3-f8k hi, thank you, really appreciate that!
Unfortunately I haven’t tried that polish so can’t comment on it, but I do know the 1&done is good, I’ve used it a lot 👍🏻
It will depend on how well known DIY details products are, as if they developed it themselves, might be really good, but if they just buy a “white label” polish and rebrand it, it will probably be rubbish
Great job mate ;) I’m planning on detailing my car so it’s nice to learn a thing or two from somebody who knows their stuff!
Regards from Poland ☺️
You’re very welcome dude 👍🏻
Fantastic video! I just did the SUV last night with the graphene flex wax. 🐢 The paint was already immaculate but this product bought it to a new level. You make excellent videos, looking forward to the next one. subscribed!!
Thank you 😃👍🏻, very much appreciated
I always wonder why I see 404 not found account all the time with turtle was logo
I got 2 bottles of the Max and the Flex.AMAZING!!!!
So when you say it's got a long work time do you mean that I will have to work it longer to achieve the results I'm looking for than something 2ith a short work time like maquires speed cut?
No, what I mean is that if you need to spend a little longer on a section than you thought, the stuff won’t dry out on you like a traditional compound might. Getting a result quickly depends on pad and compound choice not just the compound 👍🏻
cheers pal
iam pretty new to polishing , used 2 or 3 bottles of Maguires compound with some success.
this is absolutely amazing stuff so easy to use
You’re welcome! Yeah meguiars is pretty good, but the 1&done is superior (in my opinion), gives a great finish even when using by hand 😃👍🏻
@@DaveRebuilds
I found working time fantastic, can cope with a bit of sun ulike Maguires ,easy to remove
Not going back to Maguires niw I've found this , does all I wa t as a beginner, not using paint depth tools for going after deeper scratches yet.
Just one quick go over with this makes a massive difference
Really enjoying your channel and going to have to buy this Turtle Wax kit. They've really upped their game over the last year or so, tried a few which I've been impressed with. Happy New Year and looking forward to plenty more content
Thank you 👍🏻😃, yeah turtle wax have upped their game loads in the last year, the new graphene stuff is incredible! Just finished the detail of a 2006 merc e-class using this compound and their new graphene wax, should be out this weekend, wait till you see the difference from shop bought products 👍🏻
We can use this compund 2or 3 year older cars please suggest me
@@yashgamer1168 yes, you can 👍🏻
Hi kind sir. I just bought a super cheap rotary
And I'll work with a Mitsubishi so very soft paint too (shes a 2year old, i wash her every 2 weeks)
Im thinking of using one n done or uno protect
And also I'll buy a local branded foam pad (not as good as rupes pad i suppose)
Theres a
Heavt cut(purple)- medium cut (yellow) - Polishing (orange) - finish (black)
For using one n done would you suggest like a 2 step yellow -> orange or orange ->black?
Im planning to polish the car every 4-6monts tho
Thank you so much
@@MoonieTheGrey hi, I’d go with the orange pad to begin with before starting with a harder pad, you may find the orange does the job! If possible, use a dual action (DA) polisher rather than a rotary as the rotary is not beginner friendly and takes more time to perfect.
Also, if you use a wax or ceramic coat after polishing and use a lot of soap every time you wash the car, you shouldn’t need to polish every 6 months, maybe once a year at most! Remember, every time you polish a car, you are removing a small amount of the clear coat, so doing it too often can eventually cause burn through.
Hope that helps 👍🏻
@ thats great bro! What about using uno protect with black pad every 3months?
@ probably doesn’t need to be every 3 months tbh, just depends how often you wash the car. U can usually notice when a coating is running out as the water won’t bead and drip off as quick 👍🏻
Hi, I'm wondering if I can use the pads designed for the polishing machine, but by hand? Don't have a garage or a place to use my corded polish so it will have to be by hand.
Hi, yeah you can, I’ve done that in the past, but I found using the big pads pretty difficult as I couldn’t hold it properly, so I cut mine in half.
It will take you a lot longer by hand to get the same result as a machine, but it’ll still look good when it’s done 👍🏻
@@DaveRebuilds thank you for the quick response, really appreciate the help! I have a silver Subaru gf8 with a fair bit of bonnet fade, hoping this stuff will help
@@wc3101 no worries at all, thanks for watching the video 👍🏻
Hopefully the clear coat isn’t damaged (can cause fading), I’d maybe try it on a small section first just to make sure you get the desired result before going ham at the whole bonnet, just in case 😃👍🏻
Great video, love the high speed polishing!
Lol thank you, I wish I could do it that fast in real life, I’d be a millionaire 😂👍🏻
any links for soft and hard pads plz
If you are in the UK, I use slimsdetailing.co.uk, they have a huge selection of pads 👍🏻
Do you need to use the lacquer thinner before using the one and done?
Laquer thinner? Do you mean IPA? If so, no, just give the car a good wash, dry it, then preferably use a clay bar to remove and stuck in dirt, then use the one and done, then you can just put a wax on top, but ideally, once you have used the 1&done, use IPA to remove any residue polish so the wax sticks better 👍🏻
Can I use this on a brand new Gladiator and then do a ceramic coating and then use turtle wax graphene spray as some sort of a topper? I’m brand new to detailing and just want to do my own Jeep?
Yeah you can use this on a new car/truck, it should be fine 👍🏻, and yes, you can use the flex wax as a topper to the ceramic coat. I’m going to try it on my Focus RS as a topper when I get a chance 😃👍🏻
Nice job on the car mate! Cant wait to try this in Lithuania🇱🇹
Thank you 👍🏻, yeah keep an eye out for it, it’s amazing!
Me too. Seems it takes age before it comes to LT.
Can this be applied by hand for light swirls and scratches? Also do you need to follow it with a polish?
Hi, yeah it can be used by hand for lighter swirls and scratches and no you don’t need to use a polish after, just apply lighter pressure with a softer cloth and it can act as a finishing polish as well 👍🏻
Awesome thanks! Turtle Wax in the last couple of years have released some amazing and economical products that yield the same results as products that cost two to three times as much.
@@robbalsley4759 totally agree, they are awesome products these days 👍🏻 I’ll have another video coming out this week with their new for 2021 Graphene coating (like a ceramic coat but longer lasting), is in spray or liquid form and have no cure time so you can drive it straight after applying! Crazy good
It doesn’t appear to be available in the U.K yet?
I think it’s going to be available mid - end of feb dude, but will double check and let you know
how come ut not doing videos anymore
My life got quite busy with work and family and haven’t had the time to make them. But life is starting to settle down again so I’m going to start making them again soon 👍🏻
Can you use other pads from other brands?
Yup, you can use any pad you like👍🏻
Any idea when it's going to be launched in the UK?
Should be available in the UK sometime in the next couple of months I believe. I will try and get a specific date for you 👍🏻
I’m so in love with this compound
Great video 👍👍
Thank you 👍🏻
Dave how much cut does this have compared to ultimate compound
It’s a much better cut in my opinion dude, and it refines itself down so it almost acts like a polish if you work it for long enough. I’d def recommend it as a great 1 size fits most lol
@@DaveRebuilds I did a pretty reasonable job with it on a black golf , impressed considering how hard German paint is .
Seems to go a long way as well
Plus I only had a med , light and refining pad
No heavy cut pad .
Being cautious as I don't have a paint depth tool yet .
@@jezlucas3878 awesome! Yeah hard cut pads can be super risky if you don’t know how deep the paint is!
I need to get a paint depth gauge as well as it’s only a matter of time before I make a mistake and have to repaint something lol
@@DaveRebuilds maybe hold back from them for now then lol .
@@jezlucas3878 😂 for sure 👍🏻
I used the One and Done yesterday on my car; using the 50/50 microfiber pad first (4 dots on the pad) and then used the black foam pad (4 dots on the pad). I tapped the pad over the area to be done, started the machine out at a 1 speed (using a Porter Cable machine) and then switched to 4 speed in a cross hatch; doing this way with the 50/50 pad. Then when using the black foam pad, I also tapped the pad over the area, started out with a 1 speed to spread, then changed to a 3 speed in a cross hatch. I noticed that with each pad and application, it was harder and longer to remove the compound; I had to use all three microfiber towels; and it wasn’t very translucent. What did I do wrong?
My guess would be that you maybe worked the compound for too long, it’s sometime a good idea to spray a little water over the pad between applications to give the pad some moisture. I’ll give it a try when I’m next polishing a car and let you know 👍🏻
@@DaveRebuilds I agree with spraying the water Dave. May I suggest a stiffer style tooth [any] brush to occasionally run over the moistened pad at med-high speed to loosen oversarurarion the [I] will run the pad at med-high speed over an old moistened towel to clean it up. I do this every few passes - just takes a minute and keeps things applying smoothly.
Btw...that One & Done Compound IS👈🏼 killer.
@@audieconrad8995 I actually do that now dude, thanks for the tip! I have a bristle brush to remove excess, but hadn’t thought of spinning the pad while doing it so will do that next car I polish 😃👍🏻
@@DaveRebuilds u r welcome man... I pick up tips, I share some tips, we all bring something to the table! Shine on you crazy diamond!🤟
@@audieconrad8995 😃👍🏻
What type of liquid is used for panel wiping
Hi, its called Isopropyl alcohol (IPA) that gets watered down with distilled water. works great at removing polish residue :)
@@DaveRebuilds thanks a lot Dave. Appreciate your quick response.
@@vivekprabhu85 no worries at all :)
Can't get the product .....where did you get it? great video.
It’s not out quite yet, turtle wax sent it to a few people to review and make videos on before release. It should be out in the next month or so though 👍🏻
Does the bottle give a cut and polish rating on the all in one compound?
Not that I could see, no. I tried it with 3 different pads, microfibre cut, hard foam and a medium foam pad and it cut differently with each pad which was cool to see
@@DaveRebuilds maybe because it’s one type of compound rather than heavy or micro cut, and more pad dependant based on the type of finish the user is aiming for
Is it better than Schol S3 or Menz 400 etc?
Not sure mate, I’ve never tried menz400 or S3 yet. A lot of people have told me to try menz400 though
What speed on polisher please
It’s a Rupes machine that I use, in the video I did the heavy work on a 6 setting which is around 500-5500 rpm I think, then Reduced the speed to a 3-4 for the refinishing (about 3500rpm)
Does it remove swirls on black cars?
Yeah it really does, it’s amazing
What pads are you using?
I’m using a medium cut foam pad from turtle wax in the video mate
@@DaveRebuilds Thanks!🤙
Everybody wants to demo on black paint and I get it. It gives the biggest "WOW FACTOR" for the camera. I think black vehicles are beautiful when they're clean. But I personally wouldn't have a black vehicle because of the maintenance. I'd love to see someone demo on a lighter colored vehicle!
Want me to do a demo on a silver car? Or my white van?
I am always amazed by dark coloured car detailing videos. Make me want to do it on my own until I remember mine is a white car.
Not solid white, a type of glossy warm white with metallic flakes in it. But still... 🤣
Next time you use masking tape on a car, press the sticky side on your shirt a couple times to get some fuzz on the tape before you put it on the car. I do this and the tape will still stick and shouldn't leave any residue when you pull the tape off. Car looks great, I may have to try this product out.
That’s an awesome tip, thanks for sharing! I’ll definitely do that from now on 👍🏻. Yeah it’s a really good product 😃👍🏻
@@DaveRebuilds no problem. I've been detailing for 10 years, so just little things I've picked up along the way.
@@virus3885 awesome! Very much appreciated 😃👍🏻
What da are you using in this video pls
I’m using a Rupes Bigfoot LHR15 👍🏻
Great video just subscribed , Turtlewax really are turning out some great products . How did you find the one and done with the microfibre pad ? 👍
Thank you 😃👍🏻, I thought it was incredible tbh, ordered some more microfibre pads because of how good the gifted one was 👍🏻
Love to get your thoughts on P & S Beadmaker
I’ve never actually used it but read some good reviews. Will add it to the list of products to try out 😃, what do you think of it?
@@DaveRebuilds As a detailer, I can tell you P S beadmaker is impressive if you want a quick wash & want to add some shine & slickness, super easy too apply & remove & does a good job, but it doesn't last long as a sealer.
I love watching your channel to keep updated with new products & you Sir do a fine job.
I agree with you this one & done product did a fine job on your Merc.but for me the price of the new turtle wax hybrids are ridiculously high. As a Detailer I must consider price to performance... Is this product really worth 3,4,5 times more than other products out there?
@@tomsmith1059 good to know, thanks dude, and thank you for the kind words, really appreciate it😃👍🏻 I’m not sure it’s 3-4 times more expensive of the top of my head but I do rate it quite highly, I would put it in the top tier of compounds tho, but I do love Rupes polishes slightly more 😃
any idea when it will be available online? also what would you suggest for cleaning inside the windscreen ? i get really bad mist and cant seem to get rid of it!!
It should be available in the UK before the spring. Will try and get a specific date for you 👍🏻. Have you tried meguiars perfect clarity window cleaner? It’s really good. But persistent mist on the windscreen might be a leak somewhere in the car that’s allowing water in (hopefully not that though)
@@DaveRebuilds No just used some cheap glass cleaner but will try a better one , There is a loud squeak/ knock coming from the engine that my mechanic isn't sure of what it is, hope thats not related !
Thank you
@@gazgough9264 wouldn’t think so, but I’m not a qualified mechanic so can’t be sure, sorry.
@@DaveRebuilds No problem ill try some decent glass cleaner and see if that helps . Looking forward to the video with the full detail!
Wow! That looks amazing! 😀👍
Yeah I highly recommend going and getting some when it hits the shops 👍🏻
Awesome job man! I have a question. Is your panel wipe just an IPA (isopropyl alcohol) or something else?
Thanks dude. It just an ipa I believe. It’s gtechniq’s panel wipe👍🏻
Do you remember how many pads you went through? 5 or 6?
Not really but I know It wasn’t 5 or 6, more like 2-3 as I clean them out after each panel 👍🏻
I tried to find this online but no joy.
Hi, it’s not out in the shops yet, I was given the products early to try them so thought I would share how good it is. I think it is due for release in the UK before spring but will double check
Great technique, bro. What DA are you using?
It’s a Rupes LHR, can’t remember the exactly model number off the top of my head though lol. It’s a beast of a machine, just saving up to buy the smaller one now so I can get into the harder to reach areas 👍🏻
@@DaveRebuilds Thanks for the reply. I think I will end up getting a 3” machine, for the those hard-to-reach areas. Don’t know if I can afford a Rupes, though!
Yeah I’m looking at a 3” machine next as well 👍🏻, Rupes are a bit more expensive but they are the best (in my humble opinion) 👍🏻
@@ChicagoRob2 You should look in to STPA mini DA polisher from Ebay or AliExpress. I have one, its a little heavy and feels like it needs just a little bit more power sometimes when doing heavy work. But being almost 4 times cheaper its a pretty good deal. The kit also comes with a bag and a few pads.
Just to be clear, I do not believe the One and Done compound contains graphene. It does not state it does on the product labels.
need to be getting some of that
Yeah it’s awesome stuff 😃👍🏻
Hi I’m pretty sure u live local to me, check out Nb prestige detailing for ur cars
Will do, thanks👍🏻😃
On offer at the moment that tripple set buy 1 get 1 free
Amazing shine well impressed
Yeah it’s a good product for sure 😃👍🏻
Great review!
Thank you 👍🏻
Hi , I drive VW Golf 5 1.4 patrol engine and 80 ps . My RPM goes over 4000 when I am at 140 km in 5th gear . Is it normal?
Thanks.
i`m your 5000th subsciber.
Welcome 👍🏻😃
Love the videos but I'm a novice at this. What does clay barred mean?
It’s a process you do after having washed the car. You use a clay bar to remove any contamination that is embedded in the clear coat of the paintwork. Really simple to do, I have a “how to video” on how to use one if your interested? 👍🏻
😘 looks fantastic stuff
Yeah it really is good 👍🏻
Good test bro! 👍 👍 👍
Thanks dude 👍🏻
@@c.adeleye6806 got any photos? Could make a good rebuild. My email address is in the “about” tab on my channel 👍🏻
Precision Platelets? Car got dengue or what?!!..haha, liked n Subs
😂👍🏻
Wow! Impressive
Yeah it’s good stuff 😃👍🏻
For compound you should try 3m fast cut plus far ahead of meguairs puts An amazing finish on a car
Cool, thanks, I will give that a try 👍🏻
@@DaveRebuilds meant to say make sure you use the 3m green pads that should be used with the product you won't be disappointed let me know your opinion 🤗
@@conormc636 good stuff, thanks for that 👍🏻, will let you know what I think 😃
3m compound has one of the oldest technology compared to others and dusts like crap when I use it. Its miles behind Sonax, Koch chemie, 3D and so on. Meguiars also dusts allot but has a longer working time atleast. Thats of course my opinion, if it works good for you I respect that.
@@karolisrum6573 I've always found 3m to be one of the best I've never tryed koch might be worth ago
Does not fix scratches. Watched other UA-cam videos, TW 1 and Done, is not all that unable to do much on scratches. I am shocked Dave said the vehicle "Mercedes" was already clay bar. I do like the shine. Then the Mercedes age is unknown and somewhere was neglected, maybe he'll do paint correction or a minor repaint job to rid of some of those nasty scratches.
It depends on what you mean by a scratch? It’s a light compound so won’t remove heavy scratches, but does a superb job of light scratches and swirls.
I did another video fully detailing the Mercedes, so all the info will be in that video 👍🏻
It’s not a graphene compound at all
The head scientist at TW says it is lol
Great vid. Not too much silly background trying to be cool music
Thanks 👍🏻
Leaving holograms bullshit
Hi, did you try using a lighter pad? It sounds like the pad was too course, so maybe try a lighter pad to remove the holograms 👍🏻