Maybe some content regarding when to switch from a 5 or 6 inch pad down to a 3 inch. What sort of contours/sections/edges can you get away with using that 5/6 inch pad for before needing to change over. I imagine many of your fans will be switching to going by hand for the sections truly too small for those 5/6 inch pads.
I have a 2012 Ford F-150. Would that be considered hard or soft clear coat? I have some love marks from car washes I’m going to try and take out with chemical guys VSS once my turtle wax seal n shine comes off with time
Apex Detail I would like to see how much a fine polish with an aggressive pad can remove like perfect polish or perfect finish. I see good results from 3D ONE and 50/50 pad .
I have a corvette identical to the one your working on but silver. Question what is the best protection to put on the fabric top? Anything you can do with the spots where the folding marks show from being down.? Appreciate your dedication and sharing your knowledge.
Once again a fantastic video with hands on information and real work. This is exactly the kind of viceos that make this channel so fantastic! The value in you sharing this with us is off the scale. I´m a big fan of your work.
I have a 2008 Tundra and I found 3D One and 3D Speed to work well on it with my testing a few months ago with Meguiars microfiber cutting pad. I just ordered some Urofiber 50/50 pads so I'll tackle the entire truck here soon and attempt my first ceramic coating as well. Thanks Brian for all your reviews, tips, and knowledge!
That 3D One has surprised me. I did a neighbor's Town & Country, and used the Porter Cable 7424 with blue Buff and Shine polishing pads, which is almost a finishing pad, and 3D One. That combination removed all of the wash marring, and dullness. Great finish. Super easy to use too. The passenger side I used Rupes Quarz Medium on their green pads using a Rupes Duetto. Removed the same amount of damage, leaving a touch more gloss. On another vehicle I tried the Rupes Quarz Medium on their yellow pads on the Porter Cable 7424, but it didn't have the teeth to remove all the damage. Super nice gloss though. Moved up to the blue Buff and Shine super coarse Uro-Tech, but it still didn't get enough damage out. The Uro-Fiber did, but required a follow up with foam.. I really like the idea of a medium cut polish. Obviously, 3D One can wear many hats from cutting to polishing, and finishing, etc. The Rupes Medium was fun - short work time, very little dust, very easy wipe off, nice cut and finish. . The Menzerna 2500 has been my go to for a few years now for a medium polish. I really like it with Lake Country Hydrotech polishing pads, it plays well with a wide variety of foam and microfiber pads.
It seems like 3D One + Uro-Dual Fiber is an ideal combo as they both seem to have similar levels of action. Med cut with nice finish. Maybe follow it with a Finish pad and Sonax Perfect Finish or Koch Chemie M3.02 . Of all the final finishing polushes those two seem to always rank at the top for effective gloss even especially afterba proper prep wipe. I amnstuck with 2 all black vehicles. 2016 LEXUS and 2008 GMC Silverado 2500 Duramax. Totally opposite spectrum clears. On the Lexus after the dealer touched it I had to do correction. It was bad. * Rinse * Foam Cannon Soak Rinse * 2 Bucket Wash * Iron Decon * Clay + Mckee's N914 as lube * Spot check Iron repeat if necessary * 3D One + Uro Dual Fiber * Sonax Perfect Finish + Black Finishing Pad * PoorBoys Black Hole + Wax App / Jeweling Pad (24hr cure before wax) * FK1000P + Wax Pad (48hr cure 2nd app.) Domthe PB BH just for the first pop. After 3-4 months I do a Sonnax PF Finishing Pad + 2 coats FK1000P. Add an extra coat every 3-4 months. Seems to level off after 3 coat. Goijg to a Ceramic this fall. Leaning toward McKee Ceramic Graphene Coat Pro V 2.0. Have not decided on a topper for monthly washes. Keep N914 in a spray bottle for bird guano and bug strikes.
I got my bottle of 3D One coming tomorrow. Can't wait to use it on my parents 2008 Infiniti G35x S. That car is Super Black. I'll also do my in-laws late model Hyundai Santa Fe. It's Black as well. Finally I'll do my wife's 2017 Nissan Sentra. It's color is alert red. All 3 vehicles will be protected with 2 coats of Meguiar's Ultimate Fast Finish.
Would the Uro Fiber 50/50 be sufficient with 3D One instead of a yellow medium pad for a Toyota with similar swirls/marring/scratches? I have a Max Shine M15. 2013 Tacoma in metallic charcoal. Your videos are incredible for driveway detailer enthusiasts btw - thank you!
Just like to say a big thank you Brian my car and my family cars r looking lovely and it's thanks to u because you have giving me the confidence to do the work needed and what products to use thank u brian and keep up the good work u do from Richard in the UK
Your videos are so very helpful. I am getting ready to correct my wife’s Honda van that is trashed, and this is very helpful. I ordered 3D1 and am trying to select pad type.l to do the job. It will require some wet sanding.
you are tha f ing man👍 i have always detailed my family and my peoples' cars, but im getting ready to do it as side work, and ur videos are very helpful n informative. you, scott from dallas paint, and sweeet car projects, have really helped boost my confidence n know how. Thank you greatly🙏
I have used a lot of 3D products. The super glass cleaner is my favorite followed by One and hd poxy. I also like their foam polishing pads, used them on a rupes rotary and maxshine 15.
Thanks for the comparison of products! I’ve got a new 4Runner I’ll be doing in the near future that looks similar to the marring and swirling of the tundra.
Great Combos....!! ill have to try that 3Done hybrid seems to cut and finish pretty good for the price.. not much hazing!! and have to buy some urofiber pads.. to give these thing a test drive loll!
The griots correcting cream finishes down super good. Haven't tried ONE but i know its good aswell. I got 2 bottles of correcting cream I'll buy some once I run out. Its gonna be a while 😂😂
I used that same lake country orange pad with McKees37 fine cut on my Mazda 6. It didn't get all the swirls. I was hesitant to hit it again as Mazda has very thin clear coat if any at all. I had better results on my 04 Mach1 with wolfgang swirl remover.
Great job yet again Br with a ton of information ,when it comes to wiping off the residue it wipes off without anty trouble . However after I get to the same situation it appears the polish is stuck to the paint &need to use a little force to remove Iam sure you’ll have an answer to help me . Dave (uK)
I find that happens here in New England when humidity is high which is an issue in the UK too I bet. When that happens I mist it with a panel wipe and the residue comes off easily. I've seen others use a pure quick detailer to do the same thing. (no wax/sealant/silicone).
Perfect timing on the tundra as i just got one. I am not yet familiar with the paint and have a few scratches that will need to wet sanded. Any more videos on the tundra coming?
Thanks, it helps to have so much experience and a ton of products and pads in the storage closet! Curious, has the Tundra owner ever explained how that damage was incurred in it's brief ownership?
But dang only 2k miles on the OD. Given how most do lots of driving when you buy a new vehicle in that first few weeks. It might only have been off the deal lot for a month. Maybe 2? Even weekly or bi monthly washes that's serious damage. Like washing in a dirty bucket where a bunch of sand came off the truck and using a terry cloth and Palmolive dish soap lol. But sure looks like a drive thru "heavy touch" car wash. It looks like someone went over it with emery cloth or 00 steel wool. SOS Pad 😮.
I have a complete rookie decontamination question. You mentioned that you clay first to remove excess contaminants so, the iron remover can work better (in a previous video). If iron gets embedded in the paint and you clay bar first..are you not dragging iron contaminants over the paint as you continue to clay the vehicle? Why not remove the iron contaminants first (wouldn't iron scratch the paint more) then clay bar the remaining crap off. I'm not questioning your method..I'm questioning my logic. Thanx, Will
I only clay the area that need it the worst. If the iron cannot remove the ferrous metals...what is the use. Keep in mind...I am correcting all of these so I want a clean, naked clear coat. Great question.🙂👍
Hi Brian, I have a 2018 Tundra, but my paint isn’t in nearly bad of shape as this Tundra was. If I have only very light swirls, and I want to correct some factory orange peel, could I just skip to the 3D One step after I clay? Also, when it comes to pads, I’m still learning about all the different ones and when to use which one. But when you say the Urofiber 50/50 pad, does it need to say 50/50 in its description to be that one your recommending in the video? The link for it doesn’t show any with the 50/50 in the name of the pads. I have a new Maxshine M15 Pro series 2 coming and want to know what RPM number 1-6 are you using? I know that you say start out on the lowest setting to spread the material then what speed should I polish at for the Tundra? Thank you very much for all of your videos!
Hi brian, i have a question for you. Do you have a place or site where you can have information if its a soft or hard clear coat is on a véhicule? Thz in advance
I have a 2019 tundra scheduled(black) The customer payed the dealership to have sb3 installed. After getting the vehicle home he realized they coated over swirl marks. So I am going to be removing the coating correcting then recoating. Any tips for removing the coating appreciated! Thank you for all you do and the information you share
Do you ever touch up rock chips and such with color on the front of any of these vehicles or do you stay away from additive work? Thank you for the education.
If you dont want to apply wax or sealant after correcting then use AIO like 3d speed or any other polish which contains wax or sealant component..1-step like 3d one which finishes down very nicely can be used if you are planning on using any LSP of your choice afterwards.
Brian, RE: Hard Clear vs. Soft Clear. How do you determine what thickness it is? By visual inspection or by established brand reputation? Thanks in advance.
Typically Asian vehicles have soft clear. Look at the hazy headlights, almost all are Asian vehicles too. When it's soft, it mars or haze easily after running your da machine.
@@kikcodog I have all the Torq polishers except that one! I was like i should try something new other then torq but Man I love the Torq polishers. I got a 15 maxshine I used it for like 5 min never touched it again haha
While in recovery from cancer my cousins car a 2014 Toyota Venza was parked at his house while getting doused with reclaimed water from sprinklers for a couple of months, stains everywhere. My 3D Speed will not work. Can you recommend a compound or polish that will remove them? Something no more aggressive than a medium cut polish.
look into essence plus from carpro..it will fix your problem..Essence plus not regular essence..Regular version is polish and it will damage the coating and might remove it..So get Essence Plus which is designed for coating..
David Velez it all comes down to experience mate, car manufacturers don’t disclose details of their paint system. The only way to know is by doing. Some information can be garnered by region of manufacture, euro paints are typically harder than Japanese paints but compared to what? It’s all arbitrary and mostly unnecessary to definitively determine. Simply start at a middle point of compound/polish (depending on paint condition) and decide from there.
What other paint correction situations do you want to see?
Maybe some content regarding when to switch from a 5 or 6 inch pad down to a 3 inch. What sort of contours/sections/edges can you get away with using that 5/6 inch pad for before needing to change over.
I imagine many of your fans will be switching to going by hand for the sections truly too small for those 5/6 inch pads.
I have a 2012 Ford F-150. Would that be considered hard or soft clear coat? I have some love marks from car washes I’m going to try and take out with chemical guys VSS once my turtle wax seal n shine comes off with time
Apex Detail I would like to see how much a fine polish with an aggressive pad can remove like perfect polish or perfect finish. I see good results from 3D ONE and 50/50 pad .
I have a corvette identical to the one your working on but silver. Question what is the best protection to put on the fabric top? Anything you can do with the spots where the folding marks show from being down.? Appreciate your dedication and sharing your knowledge.
Apex Detail can you test and review Adams sprayable compound ? Thanks for all your videos
Once again a fantastic video with hands on information and real work. This is exactly the kind of viceos that make this channel so fantastic! The value in you sharing this with us is off the scale. I´m a big fan of your work.
3D one is awesome. Perfect for the driveway detailer like myself.
I have a 2008 Tundra and I found 3D One and 3D Speed to work well on it with my testing a few months ago with Meguiars microfiber cutting pad. I just ordered some Urofiber 50/50 pads so I'll tackle the entire truck here soon and attempt my first ceramic coating as well. Thanks Brian for all your reviews, tips, and knowledge!
This is the video I was looking for gives me a great start for my Toyota’s.
That 3D One has surprised me.
I did a neighbor's Town & Country, and used the Porter Cable 7424 with blue Buff and Shine polishing pads, which is almost a finishing pad, and 3D One. That combination removed all of the wash marring, and dullness. Great finish. Super easy to use too.
The passenger side I used Rupes Quarz Medium on their green pads using a Rupes Duetto. Removed the same amount of damage, leaving a touch more gloss.
On another vehicle I tried the Rupes Quarz Medium on their yellow pads on the Porter Cable 7424, but it didn't have the teeth to remove all the damage. Super nice gloss though. Moved up to the blue Buff and Shine super coarse Uro-Tech, but it still didn't get enough damage out. The Uro-Fiber did, but required a follow up with foam..
I really like the idea of a medium cut polish. Obviously, 3D One can wear many hats from cutting to polishing, and finishing, etc. The Rupes Medium was fun - short work time, very little dust, very easy wipe off, nice cut and finish. . The Menzerna 2500 has been my go to for a few years now for a medium polish. I really like it with Lake Country Hydrotech polishing pads, it plays well with a wide variety of foam and microfiber pads.
The only polish from Menz I enjoy. The rest dust too much for me.
It seems like 3D One + Uro-Dual Fiber is an ideal combo as they both seem to have similar levels of action. Med cut with nice finish. Maybe follow it with a Finish pad and Sonax Perfect Finish or Koch Chemie M3.02 . Of all the final finishing polushes those two seem to always rank at the top for effective gloss even especially afterba proper prep wipe.
I amnstuck with 2 all black vehicles. 2016 LEXUS and 2008 GMC Silverado 2500 Duramax. Totally opposite spectrum clears.
On the Lexus after the dealer touched it I had to do correction. It was bad.
* Rinse
* Foam Cannon Soak Rinse
* 2 Bucket Wash
* Iron Decon
* Clay + Mckee's N914 as lube
* Spot check Iron repeat if necessary
* 3D One + Uro Dual Fiber
* Sonax Perfect Finish + Black Finishing Pad
* PoorBoys Black Hole + Wax App / Jeweling Pad (24hr cure before wax)
* FK1000P + Wax Pad (48hr cure 2nd app.)
Domthe PB BH just for the first pop.
After 3-4 months I do a Sonnax PF Finishing Pad + 2 coats FK1000P. Add an extra coat every 3-4 months. Seems to level off after 3 coat.
Goijg to a Ceramic this fall. Leaning toward McKee Ceramic Graphene Coat Pro V 2.0. Have not decided on a topper for monthly washes.
Keep N914 in a spray bottle for bird guano and bug strikes.
I got my bottle of 3D One coming tomorrow. Can't wait to use it on my parents 2008 Infiniti G35x S. That car is Super Black. I'll also do my in-laws late model Hyundai Santa Fe. It's Black as well. Finally I'll do my wife's 2017 Nissan Sentra. It's color is alert red.
All 3 vehicles will be protected with 2 coats of Meguiar's Ultimate Fast Finish.
I like fast finish but only last like 4 weeks or so :( I like using ice spray wax that gives me 4 months of protection 😁
Would the Uro Fiber 50/50 be sufficient with 3D One instead of a yellow medium pad for a Toyota with similar swirls/marring/scratches? I have a Max Shine M15. 2013 Tacoma in metallic charcoal. Your videos are incredible for driveway detailer enthusiasts btw - thank you!
Great info! A HUGE difference in quality of clear!
Just like to say a big thank you Brian my car and my family cars r looking lovely and it's thanks to u because you have giving me the confidence to do the work needed and what products to use thank u brian and keep up the good work u do from Richard in the UK
All these combinations and so many coming out looking great. I bet Brian could take a rubik cube and find 7 ways to make it all line up
Your videos are so very helpful. I am getting ready to correct my wife’s Honda van that is trashed, and this is very helpful. I ordered 3D1 and am trying to select pad type.l to do the job. It will require some wet sanding.
Question:
Would the Tundra be a perfect candidate for a Ceramic Coating ? Wouldn’t It really help protect the soft thin clear coat ?
A.D.D. Garage great question
Absolutely...and PPF where needed. It will take the hardness of that clear from 3h to 9h.👍
Apex Detail what is PPF? Thx
@@tundrawhisperer4821 paint protection film
Great video as always Brian. It's always amazing to see the different options of pads and polish and the effects they have on paint.
you are tha f ing man👍 i have always detailed my family and my peoples' cars, but im getting ready to do it as side work, and ur videos are very helpful n informative. you, scott from dallas paint, and sweeet car projects, have really helped boost my confidence n know how. Thank you greatly🙏
@@exceldetail thanks, appreciate tha advice
I have used a lot of 3D products. The super glass cleaner is my favorite followed by One and hd poxy. I also like their foam polishing pads, used them on a rupes rotary and maxshine 15.
On my Smart Car the 2008 I'm talking about just the top where it's like fiberglass or whatever the material on the top is
I learn so much from you, Brian! Thanks a million.
Thanks for the comparison of products! I’ve got a new 4Runner I’ll be doing in the near future that looks similar to the marring and swirling of the tundra.
Great Combos....!! ill have to try that 3Done hybrid seems to cut and finish pretty good for the price.. not much hazing!! and have to buy some urofiber pads.. to give these thing a test drive loll!
The griots correcting cream finishes down super good. Haven't tried ONE but i know its good aswell. I got 2 bottles of correcting cream I'll buy some once I run out. Its gonna be a while 😂😂
I used that same lake country orange pad with McKees37 fine cut on my Mazda 6. It didn't get all the swirls. I was hesitant to hit it again as Mazda has very thin clear coat if any at all. I had better results on my 04 Mach1 with wolfgang swirl remover.
Great content as always and very useful information here! Keep up on good job...
you guys always talk about soft and hard clear coat. how does one know what they have on their vehicle? is there a reference guide?
Great job yet again Br with a ton of information ,when it comes to wiping off the residue it wipes off without anty trouble . However after I get to the same situation it appears the polish is stuck to the paint &need to use a little force to remove Iam sure you’ll have an answer to help me . Dave (uK)
I find that happens here in New England when humidity is high which is an issue in the UK too I bet. When that happens I mist it with a panel wipe and the residue comes off easily. I've seen others use a pure quick detailer to do the same thing. (no wax/sealant/silicone).
Also happens when working on super soft clear. A cleaner polish will take care of it.
Thanks a lot Brian...I was thinking what is the diference between „one step” foam pads and medium foam pad?
Perfect timing on the tundra as i just got one. I am not yet familiar with the paint and have a few scratches that will need to wet sanded. Any more videos on the tundra coming?
This channel rocks B!
@apex detail can you please do some reviews of the shine supply products!?
Great video and information, as is the norm for your channel, thank you
Thanks, it helps to have so much experience and a ton of products and pads in the storage closet! Curious, has the Tundra owner ever explained how that damage was incurred in it's brief ownership?
poor wash techniq
@@apexdetail85
He goes though a carwash, rather obvious.
But dang only 2k miles on the OD. Given how most do lots of driving when you buy a new vehicle in that first few weeks. It might only have been off the deal lot for a month. Maybe 2? Even weekly or bi monthly washes that's serious damage. Like washing in a dirty bucket where a bunch of sand came off the truck and using a terry cloth and Palmolive dish soap lol.
But sure looks like a drive thru "heavy touch" car wash. It looks like someone went over it with emery cloth or 00 steel wool. SOS Pad 😮.
I have a complete rookie decontamination question. You mentioned that you clay first to remove excess contaminants so, the iron remover can work better (in a previous video). If iron gets embedded in the paint and you clay bar first..are you not dragging iron contaminants over the paint as you continue to clay the vehicle? Why not remove the iron contaminants first (wouldn't iron scratch the paint more) then clay bar the remaining crap off. I'm not questioning your method..I'm questioning my logic. Thanx, Will
I only clay the area that need it the worst. If the iron cannot remove the ferrous metals...what is the use. Keep in mind...I am correcting all of these so I want a clean, naked clear coat. Great question.🙂👍
Even though you went up in aggression on the tundra, it still finished great? Why is that so, please someone explain ty
Hi Brian, I have a 2018 Tundra, but my paint isn’t in nearly bad of shape as this Tundra was. If I have only very light swirls, and I want to correct some factory orange peel, could I just skip to the 3D One step after I clay? Also, when it comes to pads, I’m still learning about all the different ones and when to use which one. But when you say the Urofiber 50/50 pad, does it need to say 50/50 in its description to be that one your recommending in the video? The link for it doesn’t show any with the 50/50 in the name of the pads. I have a new Maxshine M15 Pro series 2 coming and want to know what RPM number 1-6 are you using? I know that you say start out on the lowest setting to spread the material then what speed should I polish at for the Tundra? Thank you very much for all of your videos!
My c6 vette also a 07 the clear is getting foggy whiteish on the back deck and roof halo any suggestions on how to correct this or am I screwed?
Do you think 3d One and lake country white pad works for 2020 toyota camry light swirls and scratches?
Great tips
What speed on the polisher were you at when using the orange pad and the 3D one for the Tundra? Thx
Well done good sir!!
Hi brian, i have a question for you.
Do you have a place or site where you can have information if its a soft or hard clear coat is on a véhicule?
Thz in advance
I have a 2019 tundra scheduled(black) The customer payed the dealership to have sb3 installed. After getting the vehicle home he realized they coated over swirl marks. So I am going to be removing the coating correcting then recoating. Any tips for removing the coating appreciated! Thank you for all you do and the information you share
Most polish will remove the coating. Some professional grade may need to be wet sanded as I've heard but not seen.
Polish or wet sand depending on the concentration of the coating.
Do you ever touch up rock chips and such with color on the front of any of these vehicles or do you stay away from additive work? Thank you for the education.
If the budget has room for it ....sure.
Could u explain the difference between 1-step and AIO. And how do u decide what to use when ?
I think what he means by 1 step is a compound/polish in one whereas aio is like a cleaner wax which polishes and waxes at the same time.
If you dont want to apply wax or sealant after correcting then use AIO like 3d speed or any other polish which contains wax or sealant component..1-step like 3d one which finishes down very nicely can be used if you are planning on using any LSP of your choice afterwards.
Great video Brian.
Interesting video! Nice work
Brian, RE: Hard Clear vs. Soft Clear. How do you determine what thickness it is? By visual inspection or by established brand reputation?
Thanks in advance.
Both...plus 2 mil thickness is the norm on some clear...while 1,75 mil is the norm for others. sometimes even less.
Thank you kindly.
So since Toyota's have soft clear coat, does that mean Honda's have soft clear coats too?
Hey Brian, how would one know if he or she is dealing hard clear coat or soft?
Typically Asian vehicles have soft clear. Look at the hazy headlights, almost all are Asian vehicles too. When it's soft, it mars or haze easily after running your da machine.
I will cover it in the next mail call.
Great comparison ✊
Thanks for another good video.
For a beginner, do you recommend the new Griots G9 or the Maxshine 15 Polisher? Any preference there?
I like Torq 22D I used it as a beginner and did great work and doesn't stall like Maxshine
@@daves.3278 I really love my Torq15D. Smooth. Quiet. Powerful.
@@kikcodog I have all the Torq polishers except that one! I was like i should try something new other then torq but Man I love the Torq polishers. I got a 15 maxshine I used it for like 5 min never touched it again haha
I would get G9 no doubt..griot has great customer service and all their polishers comes with lifetime warrenty..
@@amazed6161 damn your right! Griots all the way!!!
While in recovery from cancer my cousins car a 2014 Toyota Venza was parked at his house while getting doused with reclaimed water from sprinklers for a couple of months, stains everywhere. My 3D Speed will not work. Can you recommend a compound or polish that will remove them? Something no more aggressive than a medium cut polish.
Try a water spot remover first Iike carpro spotless.
I wish for a speedy recovery Ed. Megs also has a water spot remover. 3d ONE will also work.
Were you using the maxshine 15 or 21mm, do find a difference in vibration power or feel of use between both? Thanks
21mm. There is a bit of a wobble when you put the smaller backing plate one...but vibration is minimal.
Brian you mentioned menzerna medium polish but product shown was jescar? Is Menzerna and jescar the same product?
Yes...I will cover that in Mail Call.
Apex Detail Menzerna said they were not affiliated with Jescar, in fact they told me Jescar is a lesser quality American import competitor brand.
What would u use on a vehicle that is already ceramic coated but has micro scratches, as far as removing them,polish pad ext
look into essence plus from carpro..it will fix your problem..Essence plus not regular essence..Regular version is polish and it will damage the coating and might remove it..So get Essence Plus which is designed for coating..
👆
I have a 2008 smart car would you happen to know if the clear coat is hard or soft on that car when it came from the factory
Thin and on the soft side.
How you now what clear coat is hard and soft.... Where they said .. What part of the car?
David Velez it all comes down to experience mate, car manufacturers don’t disclose details of their paint system. The only way to know is by doing.
Some information can be garnered by region of manufacture, euro paints are typically harder than Japanese paints but compared to what? It’s all arbitrary and mostly unnecessary to definitively determine.
Simply start at a middle point of compound/polish (depending on paint condition) and decide from there.
I will cover some of that in the next Mail Call.
Awesome video
Define “Hard stubborn clear please”
Clear that takes a lot of work to remove even the lightest blemishes.
I'm at a point where I do my best to stay away from Corvettes and black BMWs. Too much work.
I do the same... "no black cars pls"
Black BMWs are the worst. I gotta bust out M100 with a rotary with wool to do some good defect removal 😳
😮🙂
Awesome video