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Absolutely amazing Phil. Off the charts. I learn something knew every time you release a tutorial of what you are working on. Keep up the great work and many thanks for your time and efforts you put into them.
Thanks so much!
All of the Dr. Beasley's surface primers are great. I do agree the haze coming back with 45 is a bit annoying. The gloss though is worth it and another level.
I hope you guys never lose your honesty and frankness, two traits i admire in a individual. Out of interest Phil can you give some advice about what speed the polisher should be used at ?
Thanks so much. So for compounding I most times just use speed 5/6 and for polishing usually 4/5. For paint enhancements it will vary between 4-6 depending on the defects. In all cases it really depends on the condition and hardness/softness of the paint.
@@MirandaDetailing Thanks Phil.
Tried the ClearSR technique that you recommended and I can say is WOW! Don't have a 1"/2" polisher and nothing seemed to get these pesky water spots in my door jams of a used car I bought last year and bam got it done within no time!! Thanks for the constant knowledge and teachings as well really much appreciated!!
That’s awesome to hear!! You never know with some water spots. Sometimes they come right off and other times it takes some heavy polishing also
Just used my batoca polisher,very happy so far great machine…
What’s the link For batoca. Please.
@@nolannsautodetail5468 Hi,I bought it from Ali Express.
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Love that undrdog sticker. I’ll be doing my 3rd Undrdog Pro in a week or so.
Hi Phil....I think that the reason some (black) plastics (trims like A-Pilars etc...) show/have a haze, is because some parts (although may be black piano trim or high gloss trims) may look as if were the same, they might be produced or come from different manufacturers.
Hi. That’s possibly true. Each make and model may vary slightly and some years they try something new and it doesn’t work, and they go back to what does work. Or sometimes they are repainted by a shop that didn’t know how to repaint pillars like these. Who knows really,
Hi Phil. Great video again. Every videos of urs I learn something new.Took my summer wheels off my 2005 911. Installed winter wheels. Cleaned summer wheels. I get to use wheel stand I made my self. Worked great.Used meguiar all wheel cleaner after first rinse. Great to see it turns purple removing iron particles from rims. I was using P&S brake buster diluted 1:5 for rims and tires. Worked great on rims but on tires I had to do multiple applications to remove old dressing(carpro pearl diluted 1:1) and dirt. End up using la's awesome APC full strength just for tires. Each wheel took my half hour to clean. Wanted them to super clean. Putting jax wax cermaic spray coating in winter times and they goes to hibernation in my basement. Nice and warm cozy
Wow. Excellent video. A gem. Car looked awesome. I had my thinking cap on today. The tip on polishing will be great! As you know, the body lines on cars is everywhere. Not a flat spot at all. This will help alot. I had a "beater" in the garage over the weekend. Rust everywhere. Dings, scratches, dents you name it. Trashed. I asked owner (my son) if I could practice wet sanding and polishing. He said sure. I had a blast! Worked very well. You sure are a great teacher. Thank you. Hi wife!
I have been extremely satisfied with your channel. Just amazing content and explanations every single video. I’ve learned so much over the last year and some change. Is your assistant your wife? My wife helps me, sometimes lol, with washing and drying or she takes care of our 15 month old son while I spend hours detailing. A wonderful woman is difficult to find.
Hi. Thanks so much! Yes my wife and I started our little business over 12 years ago now. It certainly is!! 😎🤣
@@MirandaDetailing pass on my appreciation to her for working hard and for supporting your videos while on the job!
Will do man!
I just ordered crystal serum light for a job . Will be my 1st time using it . Looking forward to it .
Great tips as always! I definitely like that angle motion for polishing especially with the Ford hoods! The car turned out 🔥!
Excellent analogy & the tips on buffer techniques is invaluable… especially for beginners. 👍🏼👍🏼
It’s funny you say that. I learn from watching. You can tell me all day but if I never see it in action it’s a no go. I used everything I’ve learned from you and Brian from Apex. I’ve even argued with the guys at the body shop to change how the buff lol. The dealership that brings cars to the body shop only wants me to polish their cars lol. It’s funny they can tell the difference.
Another awesome video and content good friend. Came out awesome as always. B well
Great video and intro👍
Still rocking the cordless Phil. I really need to get one!
Oh yeah man!! Love these polishers.
Great video! Awesome information.
Another great video Phil I truly enjoy watching each and every video. Always so much knowledge and entertainment in each one , thank you.
Great video. Thanks
Very good video. Results are fantastic. I really enjoyed the teaching portions, you explained things very well, and the things that may seem small like approaching the body line at an angle was huge for me, and will also be a time saver, on lines like that I'd switch to the 3 incher and go up down in a scallop motion. Thanks Phil. Once again great video.
Good morning sir I wanna appreciate all the information for today it’s amazing enhancement job I like the way when you explain all the technique and I learn a lot from you I always waiting to see the new videos to educate myself from you because you are the professional detailing master I wanna appreciate you again thank you very much sir do you have a nice day
Thank you for all the knowledge you guys provide 🙏 keep up the great work
Thank you so much for another awesome real not fake or staged video lol. What polish did you use for this suv. Thank you in advance
Great video
On the Last Coat Product that helped remove water spots? Have a question. To me? there are 2 different kind of dried water issues. 1. Water Spots, 2. Water Etching. I am assuming this product you used Phil will remove spots, but not etchings? For those that don't know what I am talking about. Spots, are just that, "Spots" those depending on the water type, generally are fairly easy to remove unless it was acidic water. Water etching, is when there is a halo or a ring that is left from the contaminant being on the car long enough that the water acts as a magnifying glass and actually etches the minerals into the paint. Some try to use just Vinegar to remove spots and with great success. I have not found a wipe on product yet that will remove etchings. Usually comes down to paint correction work to remove them. That also opens a can a worms because depending on how often this happens, you don't want to over polish your clear. I try to explain this to people and they think I am crazy for thinking this, but sometimes you just have to live with the blemishes. The etchings on my car unfortunately came from when I bought the car. Most dealerships love to use treated water and hose off cars on the lot and just let them air dry in the sun. Problem is, in some climates that can cause allot of paint damage. I was able to get a discount on the car because of it, but after polishing and polishing, they are still there. It is a VW vehicle and they are known to have very hard paint. So any tips or tricks in tis case Phil?
Hi. Yes it usually type 1 and almost type 2 spots. Usually if it’s been on there a long time and then t starts to etch you can usually remove the majority with chemical and then the rest with polishing. I have some more videos coming out soon that demonstrate that. The 3D water spot gel is SUPER strong stuff and works really well for heavy spots and whatever remains can usually be polished off. If it’s true type 2 spots then have wet sanded before with 3000 grit and a medium polish and it did great without removing or overheating the paint to much.
@@MirandaDetailing thank you for the reply Phil I appreciate it. With the last coat product be something to try first since it may not be as strong as the 3D brand that you're talkin about? And can use the last coat product to remove water spots on glass as well? And you do a couple of sprays on an applicator you wipe and don't let it dry and you missed it with water to neutralize it and wipe and that's it? Would be worth a try 🤔
I would try the TLC ClearSr first, and yea that exactly the process you want to take.
Could you do a video about the essential products for detailing? The allround best, the budget, the best product family. There are too many products but too little time and money... :D
Hi. That’s a good idea.
Good morning, just recently subscribed, and I’m enjoying ur videos. Y’all rock 🤙. Y’all do an awesome job!! Keep up the great work 👍 💯
Thanks much! Welcome aboard!
Cut a hole in an old pad and shove the bottle in it to keep it from falling over.
Nice tip!! 😎👍🏼
Do you have any videos on polishing / cleaning neglected chrome wheels
Hi. I don't really have any dedicated videos on that, but I do show some hand polishing in this video ua-cam.com/video/a6hHOE6icW4/v-deo.html the 20:27 minute mark
Thumbs up, love y'all's content! Have learned a lot, from Spartanburg SC. When removing water spots from a coated surface, the deticated water spot remover will not impact the coating, is this correct? Thanks as always 😊
Hi. Thanks. It depends on the coating, Water spot removers are acidic and very strong. I would use whatever waterspot remover that the company suggests. for example, Gtechniq W9 water spot remover is designed to work with their coatings.
Hey Phil it seems like you usually use a specific glass coating, If I use a traditional coating do you think it can make windshield wipers slightly shudder over the glass? maybe it’s not even a problem but I thought I would ask your opinion
Hi. Yeah I always stick with a glass specific coating because it’s formulated for the wiper abrasion.
@@MirandaDetailing thanks I appreciate the info !
Phil, I'm not a professional detailer but I am a weekend detail warrior and DIY'er to my own vehicles. I've used the knowledge from your channel and others to help me earn some part time detail jobs.
Since I don't do but say, two polish jobs a month, maybe, would a cordless polisher do me?
Hi. I would say go for it. The cordless polishers are so nice to use.
@@MirandaDetailing can you offer up some good choices for cordless polishers?
Sure! I have links to the SPTAv2 and Batoca cordless polishers in the description
@@MirandaDetailing can you get around a typical vehicle with one battery or do you need help from the 2nd battery?
Depends on what you’re doing. For just wax or sealant application you can get about 3 vehicles on one battery. For any polishing/enhancements you need 2+ batteries.
Phil, at about the 28 minute mark, what applicator is that? Maybe I missed the name earlier? It's 6am and I'm half asleep 😜
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@@MirandaDetailing thanks for the link
What kinda product can you use for the rubber on the outside window to help enrichen it a little
We use a variety of products on plastic and rubber depending on what type of rubber and the condition. We love stoners trim shine, but it doesn’t like that long. The other option is CarPro Perl straight. That’s awesome stuff but a little more pricey.
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Hi friends 👋. Another great job !! 👍 👍 👍. Phil when you wipe a ceramic coating, you throw the first microfiber in the trash, where even the microfiber from the second wipe you throw it too? I tend to throw away (or discard for other work) the first microfiber, and I wash the microfiber that was used for the second wipe (for the moment the microfibers stand out well). In your opinion Should I throw out the 2 ?, see 3 because very often I have a microfiber for the initial wiping, a second for the final wiping and a 3rd in suede for a perfect wiping. thanks in advance
Hi. Thanks! Well we never throw out coating towels actually. We always soak them and wash them and see if they are ok to use on other things like wheels, interiors, door jambs or anything else besides the paint again. Same goes with the applicators.
@@MirandaDetailing OK. Thank you my friend. I love your job! 👍, and then this final result on this ford wow ✨ 💎
Hey. I need your advice on something. It's some imperfections in my wife vehicle. And I don't know if its on ot within the clear or deeper. I was wondering if I could send you a picture, and email of what I'm talking about and you help me. I would greatly appreciate it
Hi. Ok feel free to email me mirandadetailing@gmail.com
How is the SPTA polisher holding up? Still the same one from last year?
Hi. Yeah they are awesome. We have 2 of the first generation SPTA cordless polishers and now 2 of the new version 2 ones and they are awesome. It’s almost all we use now.
Huh... thanks for that tip, Sensei, about using one hand when using a polisher. When I watched you do your thing with the polishers, I copied what you did with two hands. The main hand on the trigger for balance, and the other hand on the head to steer and keep the polisher flat on the surface. But I'm gonna try using one hand. By now, I have used the cordless polisher since the summer. But one question, on fender or small edges, where it's hard to keep the pad flat, is it ok to use the edge of the pads?
By the way, in regards to the previous video, I use the SiO2 glass cleaner from Armor All to do the inside of the windshield as well. It works as a great anti-fogging agent. Yes, the windshield and windows will fog, but when you turn on the defroster, it will dissipate that fog almost instantly. On the outside, the frost will NOT stick. It really cool how it literally just slides off. Sometimes when I am feeling like a rebel, I will turn on the wipers. LMAO!
As far as the coating, if doing the final wipe spreads the carrier fluids to other areas in the same quadrant of where you applied it, can you extend the quadrant into a half then, if not that much liquid is needed? Or is the sweating portion important, in order to spread the coating to other sections/quadrants of the panel?
Thanks for some more amazing content and tips!!! Sucks that Winter is here now, and days are getting shorter again... Ugh...
hey man. So yeah sometimes I do use the edge of the pads to get into those tight corners or lines of the body, sometimes it works great, other times i have to pull out the 3-inch polisher. so for the final wipe of the coating if you wipe with the final towel enough around the parameter it will pick up any remaining residual, as long as you check it with lights and make sure nothing has spread into the far edges you'll be fine. 😎👍
Do you APC rinse cars that have a coating on them?
Hi. No usually we don’t unless they are a few years in and need a deconing wash. Then we will use an apc, iron decon, and water spot remover.
Where can we purchase clearsr?
thelastcoat.com/products/clearsr-professional-strength-water-spot-remover?currency=USD&variant=31823775137910&Google%20Shopping
Hey Phil that yellow and black light I really like that did u get that off of Amazon?
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@@MirandaDetailing yes cool thank you
Phil, there are literally dozens of commercial grade ceramic/graphene coatings available for the DIY'er. How does one, who has no brand preference, decide on which coating to purchase?
Hi. I would go with a well known company like Gtechniq, CarPro, or Gyeon first. They are well known worldwide.
When possible, buy USA products, that's my opinion.
Gtechniq and Gyeon and many of the high end commercial grade coatings aren’t American made though.
@@hartlanddetailer5670 What are some examples of US coating products that you recommend?
@@mutatedgenome P&S is an American company with multiple coatings available, so is Owners Pride. I'm sure there are a few others.
Hey Phil I noticed the paint thickness gague u use is not available on Amazon where else could I find it or could u recommend another good one pls?
Aw man that stinks.....well there is this one bit.ly/3oiyMWA
it comes highly rated. im going to get it myself and try it out.
@@MirandaDetailing ok cool thanks Phil
Hey Phil so 2 questions. First one when u clay bar and u take the clay bar off the paint and it is covered in sap or whatever do you usually do a second pass or go until the clay bar is clean? And how do u know when a clay mit needs to be rinsed and how do u clean the clay mitt when you are done using it?
Hi. Good questions! So if the clay is really grabbing a lot of gunk on the first pass I will fold it in and keep kneading it to a fresh side. With the clay mitt or towels I just use it on a few panels and then just dunk it in the bucket to rinse it. At the end just rinse it and wring it out and lay it clay side up to dry out. 👍🏼👍🏼
@@MirandaDetailing ok cool thanks
@@colekramer4014 use the clay pads and towels they had out for a few years..last a long time, I use them when claying no clay bars for me.
Hey Phil another question so I put the turtle wax flex wax on my truck and the hydrophobic properties were alott greater before I washed my truck then compared to doing the final rinse it looked like it was a beading kind of sealant then changed to sheeting one. Did I do something wrong in applying it?
Hi. Mmmm. Not sure. Sometimes build up on the panels will mask the beading effects. I will also most on the flex wax after the rinse and reactive it.
@@MirandaDetailing but I shouldn’t have to do that every time should I? And also I got the 3D gel water spot remover how do you use that because I know it’s an acid so your not suppose to let it dry on the paint ?
@@MirandaDetailing also it’s only been on my truck for about 3 weeks to a month so it can’t be that much build up
Yeah you’re right. Not sure…so many variables to consider. Yeah use a damp towel to remove the Waterspot remover and don’t let it dry at all.
@@MirandaDetailing I’m sorry Phil I put the to the max wax on my truck lol messed that up sorry
Hey Phil I got that yellow and black light but idk how to change from both the ligh and the spot light to just the light or just the spot light.
You just press the on button half way, very gentle push and it turns off one light and you can switch from other light.
@@MirandaDetailing ok cool thanks
I tried and it’s not working
Got it
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