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Looking to use Koch chemie h9 and a Koch chemie finishing polish so 2 stage correction..

@kamranhussain578 - First of all thanks for watching! Yes they will be absolutely fine however, these pads tend to have a very hard edge so just be cautious that if you angle the pad for any reason the edge does not come into contact with the paint or it could cause deep scratching! Hope this helps? If you’ve not already done so check out the rest of the channel & subscribe! Thanks 🙏🏽👍🏽🚗

@user-yd3jh1pt1i - Firstly thanks for watching! Coatings are fickle - some layer well, others do not. If you opt to coat G-Technique without removing it first the results will be a gamble! In addition to this our experience of FlyBy Forte is that in particular it does not layer well. We would advise to remove the G-Technique prior to coating with the CarPro. Use a good abrasive compound to remove the G-Technique. We would also advise you watch our “Biggest Glass Coating Mistake” video. If you’ve not already done so check out the rest of the channel & subscribe 👍🏽🙏🏽🚗

Sorry - meant to say our FlyBy Forte video!

@jcoul1sc - Firstly thanks for watching! Yes! Always de-ionised water! If you’ve not already done so check out the rest of the channel & subscribe! 👍🏽🙏🏽🚗

@elpilotodeidesierto3113 - Firstly thanks for watching! No - intermediate is best - not too wet - not too dry! If you’ve not already done so check out the rest of the channel & subscribe! Thanks 🙏🏽👍🏽🚗

@jagayong9333 - First thanks for watching! It’s a good suggestion however, in certain scenarios mechanical action removes more contaminants than chemical action alone. Using a microfibre to remove embedded contaminants such as ferrous contamination is one of those scenarios. However, using a pressure washer rather than a hose would also assist! Hope this helps. If you’ve not already done so check out the rest of the channel & subscribe! Thanks 👍🏽🚗💯

@hugomaferreira - First thanks for watching! Citrus decontaminants are generally more aggressive than snowfoams. The addition of citrus in Avalanche dilutes it so although it has some effect it’s not as pronounced as citrus by itself. Avalanche is an OK product at best - Bilt Hamber snowfoams are a better choice as the ‘wetting’ agents in Bilt Hamber are much more effective! Hope this helps! If you’ve not already done so check out the rest of the channel and subscribe. 👍🏽🚗💯

@@VProjectUKDetailing thanks for the tip! 🤘🏻

@mojkanayt7758 - Thanks for watching! One of detailings rule of thumbs is to achieve your desired results whilst being as least aggressive as possible! Whilst we can achieve great results using D300 our go to combination for softer paints would be Menzerna Super Finish 3500 with a Rupes Yellow pad! Try a small test area to see if you get the results you want and work upwards from there! Hope this helps! If you’ve not already done so check out the rest of the channel & subscribe! Thanks 👍🏽🙏🏽🚗.

So the Meguiars D300 might be too weak? But I guess it's a good polish, even for an amateur who has never done polishing? So a polish with less abrasiveness than 3000 will be useless for polishing Korean lacquer? And what if I just want to lightly refresh the paintwork because it is in good condition, what would you recommend? @@VProjectUKDetailing

@mojkanayt7758 - No! D300 may be too abrasive! No - at times we have used water only as lubricant for super soft paints to achieve great results so 3000 grit or less could be effective! D300 is a fairly forgiving polish so a good choice for beginners! For a general enhancement it depends on paint hardness and defect level but again in general 3500 is a good choice for soft paints! 👍🏽🚗

Thank you for your response. Price is not an issue, is there anything better than your recommended Menzerna Super Finish 3500? How about Meguiars Ultimate Compound, suitable for Korean soft lacquers for machine polishing? List your top products in each category? Can you? @@VProjectUKDetailing

@@VProjectUKDetailing For me an amateur who has a 9mm pitch polishing machine, what polishes do you recommend? And which pads? I ask you very much for your advice. I have a Fiat and a Hyundai Just please recommend something without fillers, because I would like to apply wax after polishing afterwards

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@Teleman01 - Thanks for watching. You should clean your pad after every set of passes. The method of cleaning depends on your polish. If it dusts a lot then use a brush or air to blow away the dust. If it doesn’t dust much then we use a brush and also a microfibre to wipe away residue. Hope this helps. If you’ve not already done so check out the rest of the channel & subscribe! 🚗🙏🏽😎

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I believe it has some chemical cleaners. But your right. It's a nice sealant actually. I'm going to apply it to my car in a few weeks with my da for the first time.

Just out the beads and top with polish angel rapid waxx or NV Boost V2. Should get at least 6mths with a few quick topups.

@BMan100 - Firstly thanks for watching! ‘Oh dear’ indeed. LOL. Unfortunately it’s just the nature of the beast! Any good De-Ironing products use the same active ingredients and they all ‘stink’ regardless of brand. If you’ve not already done so check out the rest of the channel & subscribe 👍🏽🚗💯

@@VProjectUKDetailing will do, Now if would just stop bloody raining!! (long weekend here in Ontario Canada)

@BMan100 - We feel your pain. Most of Europe is on fire - yet here in the UK it’s moderate but wet. It’s been raining on and off for weeks. Detailers nightmare! Good luck with your coating project 👍🏽🙏🏽🚗💯

@deckardcain2466 - Firstly thanks for watching! Yes - used correctly 15 ml should be more than enough! If you’ve not already done so check out the rest of the channel & subscribe! Detail happy 👍🏽🚗💯

@abdulbeany1894 - Hi. Yes same polish they just changed their packaging 👍🏽🙏🏽🚗

@@VProjectUKDetailing thank you

@redsunsdetail - Thank you for your kind comments. It's very much appreciated. If you've not already done so please check out the rest of the channel & subscribe. Thanks ...

Andres soto - Thanks for watching! We have plenty of videos on the channel explaining in detail the answer to your question. Check them out. Don’t forget to subscribe if you haven’t already done so 👍🏽🙏🏽🚗

A_NI_MA_L - Like a lot of things in detailing there is often no straight forward answer. Too many variables to answer that question - polisher type?, pad type?, ambient temperature & surface temperature?, paint hardness?, detailers technique?, polish type? - the list goes on 🫣. No two vehicles will be the same either. You should always fully decontaminate, measure paint thickness before starting, do a test section, then measure paint again to see how much you are removing! Then if acceptable levels of removal are achieved at the same time as getting the level of correction you want then in general it should be safe to continue with the rest of the vehicle. Hope that helps? (Or not - LOL) 👍🏽💯🚗

A_NI_MA_L - Thank you for your kind words. Glad you found the video of use. If you've not already done so please check out the rest of the channel & subscribe. Thanks ...

@@VProjectUKDetailing I have done, I have lots to catch up on 👌 do you have a recommendation for a beginner da?

A_NI_MA_L - That’s Great 👍🏽. Watch two videos on the channel in this order : ‘Paint Thickness’ & ‘Intro to Machine Polishing’ - should answer some questions you may have! Thanks … detail happy 👍🏽💯🚗

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Greg Sullivan - Firstly thanks for watching and your kind comments. You can use your 5mm offfset. Larger offset means you correct better and faster but you can most certainly use what you have. Buffer trails are less of a risk on glass as it is much harder than paint/lacquer - so it really depends on user confidence. If you've not already done so please check out the rest of the channel & subscribe. Thanks.

conandrum74 - Firstly thanks for watching. To revive the paint your first option should suffice! As you mention for stubborn defects you will need a 2-step procedure however we would opt to use a Meguiars MF pad in stage 1 as this will be more effective. Other than that you are on the right track. Hope this helps. If you’ve not already done so please check out the rest of the channel & subscribe 👍🏽💯🚗

conandrum74 - Firstly thanks for watching. German marques (Inc. BMW) have hard lacquer. If you’ve not already done so please check out the rest of the channel & subscribe 👍🏽💯🚗

@Engineering Works - Firstly thanks for watching. First you need to consider why you opted to use Zipang in the first instance? Was it for the protection?, the looks?, or the hydrophobic properties? Essentially - if it was for the protection only - then no you are not an idiot for using beadmaker. If it was for the looks and/or the hydrophobic properties then layering it with beadmaker is counter-productive as all you've done is cover Zipang with beadmaker so what's the point of having Zipang? Most manufacturers will create sacrificial coatings for two reasons - one is to protect the ceramic coat while it cures and secondly to boost the coating rejuvenating its properties. KC is no different. For Zipang we would recommend Overcoat as you'll be safe in the knowledge that it is compatible. However, if you wanted Zipang for paint protection only then layer it with whatever your sealant of choice is. Then it's just trial and error to see what works well inc. Beadmaker. Hope this helps. Thanks again for watching and if you've not already done so please check out the rest of the channel and subscribe! Thanks ...

@@VProjectUKDetailing Very kind, thank you. Subscribed!

Jolly Pig & Super Pig - Firstly thanks for watching! No they do not! Hope this answers your question for the reason you are asking!? If you’ve not already done so please check out the rest of the channel & subscribe! Thanks 🙏🏽👍🏽🚗

Since you know your SPTA, I got to ask you. Just received my DA polisher from them (LD502). Comes with 2x yellow(sturdy), burgundy(softer), black(softest) pads. I want to polish a 2008 BMW X6. After watching this video I am ready to order 6x yellow Rupes Fine pads. I was thinking to use them in a 1-step with 3D One. If at initial testing I find any stubborn defects, I was going to try a 2-step with Sonax Cutmax & Fine first and then 3D One & Fine (UltraFine better here?). Which SPTA pads would you say are a direct replacement for the Rupes Yellow&White? (on Amazon they have (heavy-cut)green/yellow/orange/blue/red(finish) and they are nothing like the colors I received!) Also, would you change anything in my procedure? Thanks for helping a newbie mate.

Abdul Beany - Absolutely! The advantage with Dynamite is that it cleans really well but does not strip wax or sealant layers! Enjoy … 👍🏽🙏🏽🚗

Is it streak free or does it leave streaks on car and how long do i leave it on before i pressure wash off thanks

Abdul Beany - Streak free if used correctly, depends on amount of surface contamination you are trying to remove, temperature, humidity etc but couple of minutes should suffice. Most important tips are not to use on direct sunlight or allow it to dry! 👍🏽🙏🏽🚗

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Abdul Beany - Thanks for watching! Yes - safe for use on paintwork, glass & plastics. Just dilute to the required strength and make sure you don’t use it in direct sunlight or allow it to dry! If you’ve not already done so please check out the rest of the channel & subscribe! Thanks 👍🏽🙏🏽🚗

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@ajitpatel9106 - Firstly thank you for your kind words and for watching! Glad you found the video of some use 😎. Unfortunately, due to suffering from Long COVID new content on the channel has stalled 🥺🫣😷. We have loads of videos in the pipeline and as soon as we’re fighting fit we’ll be back. In the meantime please continue to check out the rest of the channel & subscribe 👍🏽🙏🏽🚗

@hardleyvries2146 - Firstly thanks for watching. Absolutely fine! However after any form of claying we would always recommend machine polishing first to refine the surface to eradicate defects caused by claying! The general rule is no machine polishing = no claying! If you’ve not already done so please check out the rest of the channel & subscribe! Thanks 👍🏽🙏🏽😷

@@VProjectUKDetailing ok thanks

@andreszeledon1834 - Firstly thanks for watching. It’s a great question. The answer is not in compatibility but in ‘layering’. It’s a topic we cover in many of our videos. Essentially if you add Rain-X additive it will gradually coat/cover either the CarPro or GTechniq coating. So essentially - you may as well use Rain-X coating in the first place and just boost its performance with the Rain-X additive. It is compatible - however in our experience AngelWax is the most similar performing product to CarPro which is why we opt to use that i.e. it will still coat and boost the CarPro or G-Techniq but as they’re similar it’s the best combo! Hope that makes sense!? If you’ve not already done so please check out the rest of the channel & subscribe! Thanks 👍🏽🙏🏽🚗

@@VProjectUKDetailing Thanks man! you do have a new subscriber right here.... So, you prefer to boost your windshield coating (CarPro/GTechniq) with AngelWax. What is your preferred product to use in the windshield water reservoir?

@AndrexZ18 - AngelWax Clarity! Dilute to season 👍🏽🙏🏽🚗

@btbd2785 - Firstly thanks for watching! Some good points well raised - the only time Gyeon Prep would streak is user error - most likely due to over application and/or using on a non cool panel. If used correctly it will flash leaving negligible residue behind which will not affect waxes, sealants or ceramic coats. Yes, it can be used as pre-paint prep however we would opt to use a dedicated pre-paint prep product if we were decontaminating prior to painting. Hope this helps!? If you’ve not already done so please check out the rest of the channel & subscribe! Thanks 👍🏽🙏🏽🚗

@Nisotovski - Firstly thanks for watching! Yes these polishers just have these issues. The 3mm dual action attachments are designed to be used with sanding pads therefore don’t work well with compounding/polishing pads. However, in the case of the Flex the rotary attachments work a treat. If you’ve not already done so please check out the rest of the channel & subscribe! Thanks 👍🏽🙏🏽🚗