Swirl Marks on Car: what is this BIG lie about???
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- Опубліковано 15 лип 2021
- What are swirl marks on a car?
Is there really a big lie in the industry when it comes to talking about swirl marks in car paint, swirl marks in clear coat, and swirl marks in general?
In this detailing tutorial, Darren discusses one of the big lie's in the industry surrounding the topic of clear coat swirl marks and what they really are.
Is there a difference between swirl marks in car paint versus swirl marks in clear coat?
Are swirl marks on a black car any different than swirl marks on any other color of car?
What exactly causes swirl marks and how do you fix swirl marks on a car?
Tune into this detailing video and expand your mind on all thigs related to swirl marks and your car paint. And play along with Darren's "quiz" as seen during the video....
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Good to see you back Darren haven’t seen you for like 6 years.
Big Topic. Big Boy. Really looking forward to your video on Big Shine! Thanks Darren, I learned an immense amount.
Really enjoying the new videos you are making glad to have you back
Glad to be back. I have tried so man things between technology (video/camera/lighting/audio) along with how I deliver the content. It has been my nemesis for so long. Still trying to find the winning balance for me and my ability to deliver useful content. Thanks for tuning in!
Great explanation! Anyone with some critical thinking ability will be able to relate to this. To the casual observer, they will refer to it as a "swirl". What is important is how you deal with it. I would also like to point out that 99% (a figure I just pulled out of thin air) of the cars you will be detailing are of the daily driver variety and will display degrees of imperfections in the "paint". Most customers are not looking for perfection (although some are) The good news is that with the right tools, products, and skill set you can get results that will leave your customers happy. Darren, we appreciate your contribution to the community. You are very knowledgeable and entertaining, and that is a big plus for UA-cam viewers. In the past, I have watched many of the popular UA-cam detailers, including Chris Fix. Nowadays I am too busy. That's a good thing because it means my business is busy. I have drifted away from detailing, and it represents a smaller percentage of my business because I have found that exterior cleaning is much more profitable. But detailing gives me a sense of personal satisfaction, because you could really see dramatic results. Anyway, nice video.
tl;dr Can someone give me the abridged version? Seriously, great topic and you have an obvious master grasp of detailing, but, you need to get to the point sooner. I am guessing this video could be done in 5-10 minutes.
Thanks for an excellent scientific, detailed explanation. I feel more educated about the round "looking" scratches on my clear coat. I am not a person who obsesses over my car, but I am a little annoyed by the appearing circular scratches.
Nice job Darren well explained
Big boy! Quick question if I use a DA polisher as a novice for polishing do I have a much lower chance of scratching the clear coat/paint? This is the main thing that is holding me back from applying a diy ceramic coating and saving $1,000
I appreciate this info. I'm new to all this and just logically speaking the circular motion thing didn't make sense because the swirl moves with the light (or the sun) as you move; if it was a hard coded scratch from a circular wax job, you would see the marks both convex and concave as the light source moved.
That said, is this that big of a deal? At the end of the day, the fix is the same... compound, polish, whatever. Being wrong about the cause doesn't change the need for the fix or the need for that ceramic coating or whatever.
Speaking of, whether Chris Fix has all his facts right or not, I did see a vid of him taking a beat looking, ready-for-the-junkyard SUV and turn it into a pretty nice ride using some carpet shampoo and soapy water and Rustoleum paint (or whatever it was) and Avalon ceramic coating. I didn't feel "conned" or anything or that he has bad intentions - like your videos, I thought it was pretty good info.
I always wondered if I scratch my car with a wash mit and a towel, how come the pattern , the scratches are perfectly circular , now I finally know why and it's logical
So glad I could help with this moment of car care!!
Your so knowledgeable about detailing, I think is best to figure out how to make a video that you can get to the point sooner. You said it best “now that I have your attention if your still here” after 12 mins I don’t think many people would be and there is still another 12 more or so mins to go.
Well....the difference is always in the details. If you prefer "headline" answers, and you are okay with headline results, there are plenty of other options on YT for you. I deliver the kind of info that I would want if I was a beginner looking to actually do this stuff, as opposed to simply wanting to be entertained by watching this stuff.
@@autofetishdetail i click on your vids for information, the factor is that some of your vids are a little long and wordy. So if you can cut some of that down so I don’t have to watch a 26min vid to decipher the valuable information versus non-viable information that would be great.
Gotta try out the big boy technique now!
question...why is black paint or any color considered soft, if it's clear coat that is being worked on? would the color have the ability to soften the clear? yes total nube here,thanks
Still reference that commercial regularly
Thank you 4 EVERYTHING good friend.b well
You bloody beauty - a video NOT about badge removal! 🤣
P.S holy shit - great colour!
Hahah the video suggested right below was your boy Chris fix classic
About polishing hand or machine
Ironic???? Or is this "big brother" using the algorithm to deliver content based on search/spider bots??
BIG BOY..thanks for the great info. It opened my eyes to “swirl marks”. Keep the vids coming!
The info you gave can be given in a 5 minute video. Why go on and on and on ! Whew !
Swirl marks are what they are and that’s what the general car public knows them by. They’re inevitable. Now to your other terms…buffer trails, holograms and I’ll throw another term you didn’t use “ghosting” are not inevitable and are introduced by detailing. I love it when the grifters say don’t wax or polish in a circular motion yet when I use my DA to polish the surface guess what….one of its motions…is circular😂
Exactly!!
Wax and polish is supposed to be rubbed into the paint and best done in circular motion as long as the paint is decontaminated. Wax on, wax off is no myth
Awesome video and content good friend. Now a days any dumb ass with camera and utube channel Perpetuate the most inaccurate info out there .they feel if it's on utube it must be real or correct.imo 3/4 of these people ate just Regard to tating some info and lack knowledge in that area to put out the real info that is needed 2 actually help people.thank God we have u to navigate throw all the bullshit and get to the real truth.i know from my experience u have helped me Immensely via video or ur texting sessions and I'm deeply Indebted
Big Boi!!
Hey thanks for sharing ur videos Ive been doing this for 35 yours now I've wet sand and buffed thousands of cars..for the best results I'd start with wet sand with1500 go back with wet 3,000 trizak on a DA then repeat with5000 trizak on DA then buff with 3 stage by 3M products buff with wool pad then bak over it with foam pad then apply a coat of Hand wax ..your scratches are gone and your buffing Mark's are gone..end of story..
That cart very well organized got my attention
Big boy!
Drives me nuts when see-f proclaimed experts tell others - "Do not apply wax in a circular motion - you will damage your paint!!! Always apply back and forth"!!!!! Guys who talk like that just want to act like an authority... when they are not... I am a professional detailer and I apply wax back and forth, circularly, whatever I need to do in the moment.... No Problems!!!!
Big Boy
clur paint, klewr coat, CLEWER KOAT, KLUR TAINT!
Big Boy, but Siri didn't exist 20 years ago 😉
This video on lighting is sorta related - I found it quite fascinating: ua-cam.com/video/GQoJQW0-jME/v-deo.html
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😳😩 Yes. Quite. Thanks for sharing
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Wow, 25 min of talking that could have been said in 3min. Time wasted.
We're in lockdown here in Sydney at the moment - I have nothing but time. 🤣 (and I'd much rather listen to Darren than our politicians)
Hmmmm?!!!!!
Big boy! The only problem with trying to convince people that what they see on their car aren't swirl marks is that they'll look at you like they're crazy. They have no knowledge or experience with rotaries or what they do. They've heard the term, swirl marks, so often, they know nothing else.
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You went on a rant to explain what causes cob webbing (swirl marks), and shamed a fellow You Tuber!
Well if said UA-camr is spreading untruths then he deserves to be called out. There is no safe place, anyplace, for falsehoods on the Internet.
@@catguy64 Most of the Detailer’s say not to go in a circular motion. Straight lines. Car Cleaning Guru and Ammo NYC. But he didn’t call them out!
@@jamescmartinjr7249 His channel, his reasons.
You lost me at the back and forth bit, just get to it.
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Big Boy, please get to the point quickly!
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Clurcoat... 3:46
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Bro, you talk for 30 minutes and don’t make any sense. You don’t answer the question.
Suck, suck, suck, and not in a good way 😕
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