Great subject matter it's usually paint, interior, tires plastic trim or glass, glad to see shiny plastic in the lineup. Awesome products I'm a Chemical Guys for life.
I work with musical instruments, especially synthesizers and they are from early 90s and such. 30+ years of use have the keys with scratches, especially because most of them ended up in music lessons with markers and tape on top. There is one that I manged to white out but the keys are not shining because the previous owner used bleach on them. Now I am going to tray this method and see. I want this specific synth to last 30 mores years or more.
Hmm, i dont know... looks like the polished parts isn't really that great yet. WIll it need more sanding ? im struggling to polisch dirt bike plastics, and i just cant get to that new ''wet look''.
He didn't get the deeper scratches. This a buffing/polishing product. You need to wetsand at 2-3-4k grit sandpaper in order to get the deeper scratches, and then do the polish like this after.
you dont need to sand it or you might ruin it. just take your time cutting the scratches with compound and polisher and they will buff away but you might leave some swirl marks around so better finish it with some polishing compound and soft pad, in the video he only polished the surface for about 5 mins longer but in reality you need 20min - an hour of buffing to get rid of deeper scratches.
Hey guys I just got the head water spot remover and man do it work and works will I'll just stay with the Chemical guys for my vehicle. Thank chemical guys
Okay, guys and gals, now that your piano black plastic is shiny, how do you keep the clear coat on it. Our 3 gen Prius lost anll its tail clear coat after 6 years in the sun. What can you put on to protect it. Don’t say wax, because we washed every other week and waxed every couple months. Wax does little to nothing to filter out UV. Advice?
Do you think these compounds would work on colored plastics, specifically dirt bike tanks and fenders? This is a closely guarded secret on how to restore. In much testing i found it doesn’t like being sanded past 600gr to remove scratches. I have tested all the way to 2000gr and it burns easily and leaves it milky in color. I’ve tried at least 6 different types of polish and even a clean buff without anything. Any help would be appreciated.
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Question about polishing a whole car, if there is only a few areas with heavier scratches is it okay to just use the C4 on the heavier scratches, then for the rest use the P4? Also if that’s the case what pad would I use on the rest of the car with P4 for light scratches? Then if it’s a heavy cutting pad with just P4, would I have to go over it with another lighter pad with P4?
The control side had 95% he crashes, there was one scratch on the side you worked on that was certainly visible and it was still there when you finished but a little less visible, and that side was corrected but only as far as the shine, if you did the control side with the majority of the crashes we would be much less impresses. I want to see the control side when finished
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Could I use this combo to revive the plastic from a gauge cluster?
Great subject matter it's usually paint, interior, tires plastic trim or glass, glad to see shiny plastic in the lineup. Awesome products I'm a Chemical Guys for life.
Hey Ernie! Glad you enjoyed the video!!
I work with musical instruments, especially synthesizers and they are from early 90s and such. 30+ years of use have the keys with scratches, especially because most of them ended up in music lessons with markers and tape on top. There is one that I manged to white out but the keys are not shining because the previous owner used bleach on them. Now I am going to tray this method and see. I want this specific synth to last 30 mores years or more.
Hmm, i dont know... looks like the polished parts isn't really that great yet.
WIll it need more sanding ? im struggling to polisch dirt bike plastics, and i just cant get to that new ''wet look''.
He didn't get the deeper scratches. This a buffing/polishing product. You need to wetsand at 2-3-4k grit sandpaper in order to get the deeper scratches, and then do the polish like this after.
you dont need to sand it or you might ruin it. just take your time cutting the scratches with compound and polisher and they will buff away but you might leave some swirl marks around so better finish it with some polishing compound and soft pad, in the video he only polished the surface for about 5 mins longer but in reality you need 20min - an hour of buffing to get rid of deeper scratches.
Good process looks good
11:16 reflection and shine is there but doesn’t look new again. How can we take out the scratches?
Hey guys I just got the head water spot remover and man do it work and works will I'll just stay with the Chemical guys for my vehicle. Thank chemical guys
Enjoy your detailing products!!
So what’s the difference between using these two steps vs using claybar and just chemical guys VSS?
Okay, guys and gals, now that your piano black plastic is shiny, how do you keep the clear coat on it. Our 3 gen Prius lost anll its tail clear coat after 6 years in the sun. What can you put on to protect it. Don’t say wax, because we washed every other week and waxed every couple months. Wax does little to nothing to filter out UV. Advice?
Please do a video on how to brim back rubber trim the right way please using faded rubber guards like on SUV’s please!!!
Great suggestion, stay tuned!!
Is that painted plastic? Would this process work for molded in color ATV plastics with light scuffs from branches?
Do you think these compounds would work on colored plastics, specifically dirt bike tanks and fenders? This is a closely guarded secret on how to restore. In much testing i found it doesn’t like being sanded past 600gr to remove scratches. I have tested all the way to 2000gr and it burns easily and leaves it milky in color. I’ve tried at least 6 different types of polish and even a clean buff without anything. Any help would be appreciated.
@chemicalguys do you have a suggestion on a starter kit for the average person to start with and build upon? Thanks
Hey! Check out this awesome kit to build your detailing arsenal.
www.chemicalguys.com/all-season-arsenal-builder-kit/HOL340.html?gtmListValue=Category%3A%20kits
Great result. Grettings from Colombia
Thanks so much for tuning in!!
Does this procedure work on piano black abs plastic? have some micro scracthes in a trunk spoiler.
Absolutely!
Question about polishing a whole car, if there is only a few areas with heavier scratches is it okay to just use the C4 on the heavier scratches, then for the rest use the P4? Also if that’s the case what pad would I use on the rest of the car with P4 for light scratches? Then if it’s a heavy cutting pad with just P4, would I have to go over it with another lighter pad with P4?
Absolutely!
Thank you for the demonstration
Happy detailing!!
Can I use this method on motorcycle fairings. Specifically a ZX6r?
Hey! This process can be used for any surface that is gloss painted, shiny or clear.
Can you use this in different color plastic? I have a Seadoo that is black and grey and I want to use it on the plastic to remove swirls.
Absolutely!
Do you have a video on how to do this exact thing on car paint.
Hello! Check out this video.
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Should I apply CLAY before watching the car or after ? If is after… before the wax or before ? Please help!!!!
After wash. Before wax
Hi there! After washing the vehicle, use a clay bar to thoroughly cleanse the surface and prep the paintwork for coatings.
Is the machine dual?☺️
Yes, it is a dual action random orbital 5" polisher.
Correct! The TORQ 15DA is a dual action with a 15mm throw.
Oh thanks 😊
Can I use VSS on the piano black surfaces on my car and in my car?
Absolutely!
@@ChemicalGuys Thanks for the reply. Just to confirm it would be safe to use on the interior plastics of my Mazda 3?
Hey! Any recommendations for matte plastic? My matte B pillars are full of finger prints and scratches!
Hey! Use Meticulous Matte Spray Sealant to clean and protect matte finishes.
Don't polish!
The control side had 95% he crashes, there was one scratch on the side you worked on that was certainly visible and it was still there when you finished but a little less visible, and that side was corrected but only as far as the shine, if you did the control side with the majority of the crashes we would be much less impresses. I want to see the control side when finished
Thanks so much for your feedback!
Get in! Awesome 😎
Happy detailing!
Can you guys try your products on an older harley davidson bagger?
Great suggestion!
Awesome 👌
Glad you enjoyed the video!
are clay bars disposable?
Hi there! Yes, once the clay bar is full of contaminants and a clean side can no longer be found it should be discarded and replaced.
Can I do it to the interior by hand
Yes, with a small pad.
Hey! Check out these pads.
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What is cost of thos product.
Hey! Check out this link.
www.chemicalguys.com/polish-to-perfection-swirl-remover-kit-5-item/VIR337.html
Can I just clay and wax?
Hey! If so desired you can skip the polishing step and move onto the coating process.
is it black plastic or are actually polishing paint?
Hi Levy! This is black piano trim which can be polished in the same manner of polishing as gloss paintwork.
What type of plastic is he polishing?
Hey! This is piano trim gloss plastic.
Love it
Happy detailing!!
Awesome video Henry! Thank you for the info 😌
Thanks so much for the awesome feedback!
Noice video maaaaaan
Glad you enjoyed the video!
That needed 3000 grit wet sanded.
Is this actually plastic? It looks like a painted surface?
Hello! Yes, this is piano trim plastic.