Detailing Clay: part 2 Nanoskin Autoscrub review on a new Maserati
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- Опубліковано 1 лип 2015
- Detailing Clay part 2 shows Darren's review of the Nanoskin Autoscrub sponges. Darren discusses additional points regarding his selection of surface prep options on this new Maserati Ghibli.
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Darren. You are the man. Don't listen to people who tell you you ramble to much or that you should take a page out of Larry's book or what not. I have been detailing cars since 2003 and I have learned much from you. Thanks for your tips.
Daniel Lobato I accept I will not, cannot, and choose not to please everyone. I am a person that accepts that any real learning and understanding lays below the surface within the details of more comprehensive teaching. Thanks for the feedback and for tuning in. Glad to hear you are gaining useful tips!
Great info for all persons, detailers and vehicle owners! Thanks Darren!
I just found this channel about a week ago, and I must say that I'm very pleased to see the quality and time you put into your videos. You've just got yourself a new subscriber! All the best from Denmark :)
abger saurus Glad to have you along!
Great points Darren about how the microscopic abrasions will be nondetectable once waxed. I have performed this on several vehicles in my new detailing business (2 months) and at the end of the day the paint looked better when I was done than before I started. In each case the customer was wowed as to how much better their paint looked. As you always say, there is a difference between thy hypothetical world and the real world. In the real world most customers see a shiny and clean car, don't have the hyper critical eye of a professional detailer, and are happy when they see that shiny clean car.
I love your channel - you do a very good job of explaining how to properly detail a car.
At 10:50 Gospel truth! A wash -> claying -> and a coat of wax to the untrained eye looks like a 10 As for the discussions, I will admit they are long -BUT I learn a lot even when the convo goes off topic a bit. You keep it real and that's what I appreciate.
Darren is the man! Great info on yet another product. Have yet to order anything he recommended thru his website that does not work as he indicated.
Get well soon Darren!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I felt sympathetic pain watching your video, I hope you're recovery is fast and smooth! Make good use of Apple's Siri talk to text features.
Would you rather use a fine mitt or a medium mitt??? Please answer, I will be buying one of theses and need to know soon
HeyDarren, thank you. you do an amazing job.
Darren, I was sensing a little sarcasm in this video... (loved it!!) I love your style of training.
What are the indicators that will show the sponge needs to be replaced?
Can the No Rinse and/or waterless wash product with wax be used as lubricant with the clay bar?
Possible dumb question - mea culpa - if you are claying a previously waxed surface done (after proper claying originally) with say Meguiars Ultimate Liquid wax that was done 2 mos ago...always garaged...do you have to re-wax the entire car again after each subsequent claying...on a monthly schedule....ie.does the claying take off all the wax too? Or is hitting it the car with a quick spray wax after claying each time good enough for a typical owner like me (not prof detailer like yourself?)
can you use this nano sponge on glass?
and how good this sponge works on soft paint "marring?
better than a claybar overall?
When you say the clay bar will abrade the paint, do you mean it will abrade the clear coat? I'm a little confused...the clay bar will actually rub off the clear coat down to, and then abrade, the paint?
Man Darren your a great guy and a master detailer u help people when u don't half to
Hey Darren can you please do a video about all your products you have such as vacuum and leaf blower and even the brushes you use. As well as a video on how to clean a wheel and dress the tire properly.
Hello does the nanoskin blue scratch the paint ?
Great video I was wondering do you wash the car after the detail with the clay bar✌️🇨🇦
Hi Darren,
i viewed al the videos about detailing clay you made, made a lot clearer about this topic.
Great stuff, good information.
But still i have a question, As good as every part of a car collects polution. And a lot of cars have black trim/moldings a long side of the car or parts of the bumper are just black plastics, some are smooth some are textured. ( mostly this occurs on lower budget cars)
But can you clay these materials? Because polution also sticks to that!
Or will it leave marks or will it haze the plastics??
Thanks in advance
Greets from belgium
Dieter
What lubricant do you recommend on the perfesional level
How long did it take you to detail the inside and out of the car?
Darren, As always, great information. I wanted your thoughts on using a nanoskin or mothers speed clay using soapy (dawn) and water. Clean the car and take off old wax. Thanks again for your videos.
So is this better than traditional Clay bar?
I just ordered this through your website based on your video. To be honest using clay is a PITA. This looks like it will be much more comfortable in the hand making the job much quicker. As always thanks for the great video and tip
I have these and they're decent. I like the clay mitts more to cover more surface area but these are great in small spots compared to the mitt.
Yet another great video I have not seen those sponges before. I am trying a new type of clay bar from my detail suppler that he has just got in called glide made by angle wax if you would like to try one and give your views on it let me know
Stephen wilkie
If I use something like this or a clay bar on a black vehicle will I need to polish it afterwards? Do these products leave fine scratches? My car is new and has a small amount of fallout on it.
Nick Povey Any and all the clay bars, cloths, or sponges will abrade the paint. How much depends on you and how hard and long you have to rub. As far as polishing afterwards, once again, it depends on your own critical eye. It is only about visual enhancement. If you see abrading and don't like it, then you will have to polish the paint to remove. I would try applying wax after claying first to determine if you feel the need to polish.
If you decide you need to polish, see this page for beginners: www.best-auto-detailing-tips.com/polish-cars.html
Hello Darren! I was watching a playlist on carpet cleaning and an old video of yours came up. As soon as I saw the font I said to myself, "It's Darren!", but with that I remembered your injury. And I had to come ask, how's the healing process is coming along?
I am learning about clay bar for the first time. I also have never waxed a car. I have a newly painted 2006 Tacoma and BMW 135i. I will start detailing them. My question is do I wash the clay off the car with water or just wipe it off with a micro towel?
You would not actually be applying clay to your car as in a coat of clay that would be washed off, or wiped off with microfiber. When you clay bar a vehicle, you are simply lubricating the surface (generally with a detailing spray) and then immediately rubbing a clay bar across the lubricated surface, and then buffing off any excess detailing spray. I would highly recommend having a professional do this for you, or doing some extensive research based on your comment.
I use the Nanoskin fine wash mitt and their super bubble wash and do as I wash before polishing and waxing. I do the whole car (wash and Nanoskin) in 1 1/2 hours and no glide spray needed.
Enjoyed this one Darren. Certainly not an anti-climatic video!
As an owner of a high end custom shop I love hearing what people have to say on products that I've yet to try.
That being said I wish you'd get to the point a little faster, we know what it's purpose is but want to know what you think about the "Product or products.
Keep the videos coming.
That is why there is fast forward and rewind features.
Hello body. I follow you like 1 year ago, i will never asking you anything about detail, but today i have my first question i hop you can answer WHAT DK YOU THINK ABOUT MIGLIORE LUXURY CAR CARE???...... I will like to know your opinion thanks
Long winded...goes off tangent. It's supposed to be a nanoskin review. Hoohum.
The quattroporte is more of the 100k range the ghibli is the baby version so its like around 65k starting.
Integrafreak1 That's what I have learned and makes much more sense now.
Darren I got a question for u I've called allot meaning 12 detailers and asked them this and they haven't been able to respond I used that clay block the blue one on my 2015 Nissan sentra to clay it once I bought it cuz I felt the paint a bit rough so I clayed it with that clay block and it left like rubber marks all over the car and now I'm wondering have u ever ran into this problem? and if so how did you fix it
your rubbing too hard with little lubrication. try not rubbing as hard. to take them off a little wax on a orbital or a rag will take it off.
The answer is two fold. Those bars should only be used in the shade. Two is that you may be rubbing too hard, or may not have lubricated the surface as much as need be as you are doing it. lastly, all methods of doing contamination removal (outside of chemical) will in some way be abrasive to the paint. Generally it is so slight that you do not see it after applying wax. Lastly, this is why many simply polish and wax a vehicle after they clay bar the vehicle. That would remove any abrasion marks caused by the claybar process.
That car costs somewhere from 70-80 000 dollars, and i have driven one myself and it does make you feel special, but i can see where you are coming from with your "opinion" ;) Keep up the good work and i wish you a speedy recovery!
TheLyngas Valid point; there is definitely value in the "specialness" a car has the ability to create. Certainly the Maserati in all their forms does that! I have always been and continue to big a huge fan. On top of that, Maserati has one of the best exhaust notes on the market today regardless of the competitions marque and price.
12:52 LOL, the way you tilt the camera as you walk up to the car.
Damn I love what you're doing. Love to do it but it's just, I'm scared of the annual salary I can get and it can be to risky... :S
Where is the review?
Darren you're hilarious. You know what you're talking about too!
Totally agree that Maserati makes watered down products it's a Chrysler with a badge
that car could be low as like 60 k I believe... thank you! great video
Love your videos but you tend to ramble on a bit lol no offense...shortening the video's would do wonders for more views etc
Base model starts at 135000 . I drive a Honda accord 25000 car. Nice ride .
I believe this is the entry level car that starts around 40-60k and shares parts with Chrysler/Fiat. Lol! You're right, we get what we pay for!
Daren, i have one of those sponges (blue version like that one) and it works great. But theres better and much faster alternatives that i recommend more then the sponge version. It is the EagleOne surface mitt. Theres also Nanoskin's version of the mitt as you mention in this or another video you've made before this one. I have the EagleOne mitt and this is even better and much faster then the sponge. With the sponge you have a higher tendency to drop it on the ground more compare to something that you would put on. Using the sponge, when i hit something thats not flat, usually if i dont pay attention the sponge goes flying and so far 75% of the time, it lands on the face of the sponge and if you're anal, you might not rinse it off and use it again. So as far as clay atternative, i highly recommend the mitt wether its from Nanoskin or EagleOne
houa vang Good suggestions; thank you!
+houa vang Hi huao. This nanoskin mitt your referring to does it also have a rubber face? The product I am currently looking at is described as a Nanoskin foam applicator ( AS-007) . Definetly interested in the mitt your talking about.
good video at best...but Darren, please you really tend to ramble and just talk about things which are no longer relevant to the topic or product. You should watch and learn from Larry from Ammo Nyc..sorry mate, no offense.
Roy Santiago oh, he watches Larry, trust me. I caught a jab here and there he'd thrown at him before.
Roy Santiago For every comment I get like this, I get about 10 who tell me not to listen to people or comments like this as many people want all the details. Any given subject is prone to deviate from a rigid structure of instruction and information. One's man's idea of irrelevant information, may actually be a real "life saver" to a guy who actually has to perform in the real world of paying customers and meeting customer expectations.
I speak from my own unique experience and in many ways, am responding to a world that over-simplifies most topics and the last thing I want people to do is simply be casually entertained by my videos and information. My deeper goal is that a person can actually walk away with enough info to make truly informed decisions and with enough knowledge to implement specific strategies into their actual world as they know it.
Larry is very "technical" for lack of a better word, but I do believe he also caters to a more narrow strategic goal with his videos; one's that talk and demonstrate techniques within isolation and not geared towards the guy who actually has to operate a business, deal with real paying customers, is clearly marketing his own line of products, and likely speaks from a naive perspective outside of the real world and difficult task of real world auto detailing business that is made up of far more than "how to do this, how to do that, or what product to use in a given situation".
We all have our own unique style, speak from our own unique experience, and therefore will appeal to our own unique audience.
And no offense taken.
Auto Fetish Detail in some way I get what Roy Santiago is saying.. I watch and like you're videos...probably would call you up to take care of my xc90 (shame I am in Germany)....anyway. In terms of staying to the subject you really tend to get on to the side lane.Most times its fine... and yes you're single fighter...me as well, but I can and will not complain...as it is my choice to do so and I am fine with it... don't get me wrong totally respect your style and I think you do a fabulicious job explaining us everything...but sometimes it sounds like.."gosh it's so hard, and everyone must understand that..." yes there are many half backed potatos out there ... including me...a weekend warrior. One thing Larry from Ammo is doing really great is selling his professional business... thats the way! little advice.. Darran, you have good customers ...step up with your website up as well! it will be worth it!
sascha geier So noted. Thank you for your feedback
Auto Fetish Detail final words what you definitely do better! you're using products every guy/woman can buy on the market. detailers like ammo etc... do use their own rebranded chemicals...for a selling point its great...but not for customers who are looking for easy help... as for me, I rather listen to your advices as you're more comparing, going into depth and getting to a best practice with a curtain product. really like that!
Do you just use the clients water/electricity? Is it unprofessional to ask to use them?
***** Yes I do. And no, I don't believe it is unprofessional. Not unless you are doing other things that look unprofessional do I think it would come across that way. I do everything I can to look and act very professional, so in my world, this subject is never a problem and most times people offer and show me where their water outlet and electrical outlet is so I can plug in.
Thanks for the reply, I am in the planning stage of launching my mobile detailing business. I was really avoiding the water tank and generator situation, so I can keep cost and size down.
***** It is a smart move and one I recommend.
Thank you. Have an amazing rest of the day and I hope you continuous success.
if you can raise it to a 10 take it to a ten . I don't let 8s leave my hands. gotta take some pride
I lost the will to live by the end. Where was the demonstration?
Dude... you talk too much. Get to the point.
I like your info, but don't think I've seen you actually use any of the products.
Just get to the point. These videos is terrible. I am not sure why they keep getting recommended.
it takes 20 mins to cover 3 mins of actual material.
trinidaddy112 Your grammar is terrible.
Talking shit but your dumb hahahahahahaha
hold on i thoght this guy was promoting meguiars car wax HE PRMOTES NANOSKIN TOOOO >??
It's a cheap six cylinder at $65k. It's still to be determined if it's junk
Daniel Bush It's the base model (not SQ4), very base trim, base stereo. You can find these for just about $65k as you say, especially if it's last years model. They do jump past the $100k mark with a bunch of options.
Brian J. Makes more sense based on what I saw
CLICK SETTINGS>SPEED> 2!!!
Dont listen to those that say you ramble. In all the entire video there will always be those nuggets of wisdom and experience that will poke through when you go off on tangents. I dont care if the video can be boiled down to 10 minutes instead of 20. I want to hear what you have to say. Keep up the good work.
Who are all the butterflies criticizing darren on "HIS" review? I understand folks cant convey their point to everyone's liking in the manner that they deem efficient but, we are all enthusiast.....you can fast forward or pick another video.
Maseratis are crap, they use parts of the Chrysler parts bin. The only good thing is the Ferrari detuned engine.
cripes, this guy even beats up his own customer's car..wtf?
damn, you love to talk, get to the point already . . . . this should have been a 10 minute vid
A Whole Lot of Nothing
20th view lol
Congratulation 🎉
Boring
"Auto Fetish Detail"?
I think not.
As MANY of my fellow reviewers have commented...the only FETISH you have is listening to the SOUND OF YOUR OWN VOICE!
You are clearly a frustrated public speaker...or maybe politician. YOU BABBLE! STOP IT.
CUT TO THE CHASE.
If you'd stuck to the subject at hand and ONLY spoken about the purpose of the video (which was stated so long ago I've forgotten)....this could have been a THREE minute video instead of a TWENTY minute one.