My 4.5 year old daughter misses the two Phils. She loves your videos. The one when you cloned yourself, it was her favorite. She keeps asking will there be two Phils.
I just bought my wife a telluride and she LOVES it! I went through the same process as you but I used Apex surface protection coating on all the surfaces including, outer plastics, jambs, and under the hood. Only thing not coated was the windshield because I used a dedicated glass coating on it. Great work guys!
Again another great and informative video on how to properly look after a new car, right out of the showroom. Learning so much from your videos... Keep up the great work....PS, I love my new ShineMate EB351
yes I use it on a 02black Acura TL sing the NSP 95 , with meguitars microfiber cutting pad, two passes took out 80% of swirls d as of scratches and brought gloss, on that soft paint, than I topped with Ethos Resist, good video, Phil and Jess great work. By the way like the cameo on Apex detailing with Brian the other day 👍🏽✊🏽💯
The dream job!! For ceramic coating, sometimes i see your videos you are not use it all for one bottle, so what would be their shelf life or it really has it at all once we open the bottle and not finish the bottle to coat a vehicle?
Hi Phil The Kia came out amazing!!!. Do you have follow up video's on Ceramic coated vehicles that you maintain on a regular basis that are at least 2 or more years old? Thanks for posting and educating.
I called beasleys about this product as it was leaving a film on a pitch black Mopar paint. They told me it was fine and would go away once I coated on top of it. I ended up polishing it off as I had only used it on the hood but I was waiting in the video to see if you experienced anything similar.
Hi yes it does leave some weird smearing behind after a few minutes on the black pillars but like I mentioned in the video I just wiped it and coated it and it was fine. The film never returned. It does that sometimes on weird paint. Not sure why.
Hi Phil! Cool video! Just saw it for the 1st time...albeit 3 yrs after the fact. Question...if I've already put Cerakote's Ceramic Trim Restorer on the black trim on my car, can I then put a ceramic coating like GTechniq over it?
Hey, you have taught me so much about paint correction and coatings. I just have one question for the paint enhancement when you use an AIO like uno protect or max shines AIO can you apply a ceramic coating on top of that? I’ve heard that you can’t since it already offers protections, I’m just a little confused. Thank you!
Hi. So when using an AIO polish that has some sort of protection in it you don’t want to apply a ceramic coating over it. The paint has to be clean of any polishing oils. However for all of our ceramic coating services we now use the Dr Beasleys NSP primer polishes. They leave a ceramic primer layer to help any coating bond better. Sow that way we don’t even have to use a panel wipe.
I'm very curious about Z1 now. Basically an aio that can last a year. That's impressive. Most aio type polishes leave very inferior protection when compared to even lite/intro/one year coatings. What kind of shelf life does it have after opening? 🤔 Also, Essence seems much easier to work with. Correction wise, how does NSP45 compare?
So NSP45 with much easier to work with than Z1 I have found. Much easier wipe off. Essence and even easier to work with! Wipe off is a dream. They both give great gloss and slickness but the advantage of NSp45 is you can go straight to coating application after.
So I have added the option to get a ceramic coating to most of my services as a add-on. What do you think is a good price range for a 5-year ceramic coating on top of a chemical decon and wash.
Hi. So our prices may differ from other areas. But our “New Car Prep” service includes the Wash, Decon, Paint Enhancement Polish and then Paint, Trim, Wheel Faces and Windshield Coatings for a 3-5 year coating starts at $1500. For a 18-24 month Coating starts at $1000 Check out our website for services and prices. www.mirandadetailing.com
@@MirandaDetailing thank you. I'm in the Woodbridge Virginia area. So not to far from you. Just wanted to give a big thank you to you and your wife. You have given me some very good ideas and good direction towards starting a small but profitable detailing business.
That Dr. Beasley nsp 45 would have scared me with the hazing. Question: can you coat right over Extreme solutions Helios without ipa wipe? Was the Telluride paint considered soft? That kia looked incredible when you were done. Nice work! Hi wife!
Yeah I did was concerning! But it worked out great! The Helios once cured after 24h can be coated without a panel wipe. The paint was medium to soft, the color was forgiving also. 😎👍🏼
Hey brother 🫡 since I just switched completely to CSL after watching your vids 💪 sometimes I get trucks that have grime or mud that doesn’t come right off. Would your apc prerinse affect the coating at all? I want to try it just not sure of the ratios.
Hi. Awesome! Yeah sometimes with muddy trucks I use a stronger shampoo like Koch Chemie Active Foam or Super Foam. you could use Super Clean at 1:10 in a foamer also.
Just curios as to your thoughts on someone using the term hydtrate the paint with a car soap. How does that work? Hydrate means moisture...Have you ever heard of this? My question has nothing to do with tbe content on this video. I saw this term on a car soap.
Hi. Yeah basically to “Hydrate” the paint means it’s adding oils to it. Clear coat and even single stage paint is porous and can be penetrated by oils and it gives the paint is glossy appearance and more. When paint “drys out” it becomes dull. Some soaps just have added oils that can add gloss and in effect “hydrate” the paint. That explanation is pretty simple, I am no chemist, but basically thats what it does.
Hi. Well when people say “coated” from factory, it usually means a top coat that is applied to all leather/vinyl anyway to protect the base color coat. It’s mostly all vinyl with a color added and then a matte or glossy top coat. It’s certainly not a ceramic coating, so this is adding real UV and minor abrasion protection.
Wow, very nice job! That shine is just amazing. How in heck did you manage that without cicadas flying all around when you had your garage door opened and while you were washing your car? Your wife had the most priceless look on her face when you were talking about the smudges on the window she was cleaning. The "Ok, seriously? How does 5 knuckles sound to make the job go smoother?" LOL! I have a couple questions in terms of applying the ceramic coating: can you use a piece of cloth in case your applicators are still in the wash? Can this stuff be applied to your headlights as well, or is there no point to doing that? I usually use the Meguiar's (don't laugh) PlastiX and UV Protectant paste to keep my headlights clean and protected, but was wondering if ceramic coating is worth it. And finally, I was wondering if you thought about using a cordless drill and those foam attachments or wool cloth attachment that some headlight/wheel cleaning kits come with. Can those be used to polish up b-pillars if they've lost their luster, or would you consider them too rough/aggressive? I'm still saving moneys up to buy some more tools to make my detailing job go more efficiently between my mom's, wife's and my cars. By the way, I like how when you were applying the Dr. Beasley's Windshield product, you say "Just put on a couple drops..." and proceed to dump an entire lake on the spreader. Haha! I am the same way, I'll read a product description and it will say "apply no more than 2 or 3 drops" and I go ahead and do what you did. Haha! Keep the videos coming! Great stuff! I'm going to be making an order soon from car supplies warehouse soon, when I get the next paycheck.
Hi 😂😂😂. It’s tough to apply coatings with just a piece of towel. That’s why I buy these applicators in bulk! 😁. You can use coatings on plastics also. But the headlights down here never last more than about 6 months becasue of the crazy heat and sun!! The cordless drill I think would be to aggressive on the pillars. It takes some finesse on those pillars to get them right. Yeah sometimes those drops come out too fast!! 🤣😎👍🏼
@@MirandaDetailing Yeah, tell me about the crazy heat and sun man... ugh. It's just as bad here in MD. So I take it as a "no you dumb fart" on using a cordless drill on b-pillars if they have the glossy plastic covers? Only reason I ask is, if we're still building our detailing arsenal, could we make due using what we have. So I guess it would be much safer to just use a light cutting and polishing compound on a terry cloth, and scrub by hand with medium pressure, then wipe off with a clean microfiber? Would this work on a big black massive front grill that comes on a 21 Audi A4? This usually scares my friends and I, as we don't want to mess it up. We know the wax is safe, and any wax we get on the other plastic, we just wipe it off with some gasoline, so the wax doesn't dry off and turn the plastic white and fugly. By the way, thank you for taking the time to respond to questions. I'm spreading the word about your site to my friends, and hopefully they spread it out as well. You got some really amazing content, and you're relatable because you're working from your home garage as well (for the most part). I'm hoping we can get you to a million viewers soon!
@@harrynazarian3184 It is possible to use a cordless drill to cut and polish, and yes, even soft pillars and piano black trim. Before I had all the new hotness tools I used a cordless drill and some cheap 1, 2 and 3" attachments as a mini polisher. It's essentially just a rotary polisher. If you use a soft pad and a fine polish and a light touch you can finish down very well, no problem. I wouldn't use gasoline 😲😲 on trim. IPA/panel prep would be a much safer option. Even Goof Off can really mess up certain surfaces. I learned that the hard way. 😔
No it’s not. It can be used then coated over right away. You can’t do that with Helios. You have to wait 24h for Helios to cure them you can coat over it.
Phil- you should know the kitchen is closed. I know I know, you can hear me getting fatter. Luke I am your father. Herby Hancock. Brothers don’t shake hands, brothers gotta hug. Bees. Save yourselves.
I'm just beginning this whole process of detailing my cars. I'm NOT a pro just a driveway guy NOT trying to mess up his cars. I would hate to get some compound on the black trim and have a hell of a time trying to remove it. Just a question Phil, hopefully you didn't take it as a disrespectful question. I like your videos, and thanks for the quick response.
Taping up everything is ok for beginners but you will notice over time that you skills will improve and you will learn to avoid trim and still get close to the edges. Also many modern day compounds and polished don’t leave any residue on plastics. In this case we were only lightly polishing with a primer polisher and it doesn’t leave any residue on the trim or anything. Making our job easier and faster. 😎👍🏼
I dont like their ceramic coatings either. but these NSP polishes are the only polishes I trust as primers for coatings. they actually work. the interior leather and vinyl protectants are also good, but I agree with you on the paint and glass coatings.
You guys do awesome job
I love the amount of detailed information you share in your videos! Great looking car! Thanks!!
Thanks!!😎👍🏼
My 4.5 year old daughter misses the two Phils. She loves your videos. The one when you cloned yourself, it was her favorite. She keeps asking will there be two Phils.
😂 I'll have to do more of those clone shots!
Too funny! Glad to see the drift is getting put to good use!!!!
🤣 I thought you would appreciate that clip! 😂
@@MirandaDetailing TOMMY WANT WINGY
🤣🤣🤣
Great job, awesome finish.... like the way you Philled us with all that info on the Dr.Beasley products
Thanks man!!
Scene from "Tommy Boy" was a nice touch!
🤣 I was waiting for someone to notice that scene!
@@MirandaDetailing Classic movie!
Totally!! 🤣
I just bought my wife a telluride and she LOVES it! I went through the same process as you but I used Apex surface protection coating on all the surfaces including, outer plastics, jambs, and under the hood. Only thing not coated was the windshield because I used a dedicated glass coating on it. Great work guys!
Awesome! I will be using the Apex Surface Protection coatings soon!
Very glossy! Great job.
I just did a ceramic coating on a client's Kia telluride as well. Those things are nice inside!
Great job. Thanks for the info on Dr Beasley’s products.
Hello Phil + Jess from Down Under ;) Great work guys and that's how a new should look - Super shiny all over..
Hi! Thanks mate!!😁
@@MirandaDetailing Thanking you and I did see you with Brian too..
Yeah I hung out with him for a few hours Saturday.
Very nice. OG guy uses the CSL a lot
Thanks. Yeah it’s one of my favorite coatings!
Again another great and informative video on how to properly look after a new car, right out of the showroom. Learning so much from your videos... Keep up the great work....PS, I love my new ShineMate EB351
Thanks! 😎👍🏼
yes I use it on a 02black Acura TL sing the NSP 95 , with meguitars microfiber cutting pad, two passes took out 80% of swirls d as of scratches and brought gloss, on that soft paint, than I topped with Ethos Resist, good video, Phil and Jess great work. By the way like the cameo on Apex detailing with Brian the other day 👍🏽✊🏽💯
Awesome! Yeah we hung out for a few hours on Saturday! Had a blast!
The dream job!! For ceramic coating, sometimes i see your videos you are not use it all for one bottle, so what would be their shelf life or it really has it at all once we open the bottle and not finish the bottle to coat a vehicle?
For most coatings they keep up to 6 months or more if kept in the fridge,
There's so much real estate on that vehicle. Lots of paint to cover!
Oh yeah! 😎👍🏼
Love that colour 😎 couldn’t believe it was a KIA great looking vehicle 😁
You and Jess have exceeded every expectation on this job. Was it because the Kia had good paint or the products you used? Thank you,
Thanks!! Not sure! Maybe a combo of both?! 😁😎👍🏼
Great video and process
This is what I'll be doing the 14th 😁 on a dodge challenger
i think i see LC Thin Pro pads. i love those (if thats what they are...)
They are just the simple flat pads bit.ly/3c18XWH
Son in law owns one and noticing non forgiving paint.
Hi Phil The Kia came out amazing!!!. Do you have follow up video's on Ceramic coated vehicles that you maintain on a regular basis that are at least 2 or more years old? Thanks for posting and educating.
Hi. Thanks!! I certainly do have one coming out soon! It a minivan we coated with Cquartz UK3.0 over 2 years now.
I called beasleys about this product as it was leaving a film on a pitch black Mopar paint. They told me it was fine and would go away once I coated on top of it. I ended up polishing it off as I had only used it on the hood but I was waiting in the video to see if you experienced anything similar.
Hi yes it does leave some weird smearing behind after a few minutes on the black pillars but like I mentioned in the video I just wiped it and coated it and it was fine. The film never returned. It does that sometimes on weird paint. Not sure why.
Great video again Phil thanks for sharing.
Try some time Dpc T9 coating ,you may like it.
Kind regards keep up your great work
T9 is amazing
Try dpc coating
Did you eat paint chips as a kid?
haha, why?
Love it!
🤣🤣🤣 so many quotes from that movie!!
@@MirandaDetailing yes so many. One of my favorite movies by far!
Awesome video and product review good friend. SUV came out amazing buddy. B well.
Hi does the hazing also occur while using the z1? Im using it as a standalone ceramic coat.
The movie is tommy boy
You got it! 🤣
Hi Phil, I notice you were using the mini polisher on the door handles? Shush one is that ?
Hi. It’s this little guy czcams.com/video/Afd3qz3JQj4/video.html
Thank you
or maybe im seeing Flat Pads?
Geh I'm jealous that Telluride is a sexy beast!!
Hi Phil! Cool video! Just saw it for the 1st time...albeit 3 yrs after the fact. Question...if I've already put Cerakote's Ceramic Trim Restorer on the black trim on my car, can I then put a ceramic coating like GTechniq over it?
Hi!
How long ago did you apply the Cerakote?
@@MirandaDetailing A couple of weeks ago.
@chelsabailey1018 ok you be ok to use a ceramic trim coating like Gtechniq c4. Just clean it and gently wipe it with a panel wipe and coat it.
@@MirandaDetailing Thank you, Phil, for taking the time to answer my question! Means A LOT!!😊
@chelsabailey1018 you’re welcome
Hey, you have taught me so much about paint correction and coatings. I just have one question for the paint enhancement when you use an AIO like uno protect or max shines AIO can you apply a ceramic coating on top of that? I’ve heard that you can’t since it already offers protections, I’m just a little confused. Thank you!
Hi. So when using an AIO polish that has some sort of protection in it you don’t want to apply a ceramic coating over it. The paint has to be clean of any polishing oils. However for all of our ceramic coating services we now use the Dr Beasleys NSP primer polishes. They leave a ceramic primer layer to help any coating bond better. Sow that way we don’t even have to use a panel wipe.
@@MirandaDetailing Thank you so much! Would you recommend carpro essence as well? I’ve heard it’s also a good primer.
Thats a great polish snd primer also, but still have to wait 24 hours for that also before you can coat it without a panel wipe.
When you use polish with Sio2 in it, do you reuse the pad or is it ok to reuse the pad? Great to see you with Brian from Apex. Thanks for the video.
Hi. Nope I just soak it in water and APC and wash it out per usual. Yeah we ad fun hanging out for a few hours last week! Brian's a great guy!
I'm very curious about Z1 now. Basically an aio that can last a year. That's impressive. Most aio type polishes leave very inferior protection when compared to even lite/intro/one year coatings. What kind of shelf life does it have after opening? 🤔
Also, Essence seems much easier to work with. Correction wise, how does NSP45 compare?
So NSP45 with much easier to work with than Z1 I have found. Much easier wipe off. Essence and even easier to work with! Wipe off is a dream. They both give great gloss and slickness but the advantage of NSp45 is you can go straight to coating application after.
So I have added the option to get a ceramic coating to most of my services as a add-on. What do you think is a good price range for a 5-year ceramic coating on top of a chemical decon and wash.
Hi. So our prices may differ from other areas. But our “New Car Prep” service includes the Wash, Decon, Paint Enhancement Polish and then Paint, Trim, Wheel Faces and Windshield Coatings for a 3-5 year coating starts at $1500. For a 18-24 month Coating starts at $1000
Check out our website for services and prices. www.mirandadetailing.com
@@MirandaDetailing thank you. I'm in the Woodbridge Virginia area. So not to far from you. Just wanted to give a big thank you to you and your wife. You have given me some very good ideas and good direction towards starting a small but profitable detailing business.
Awesome!! Thanks for the support!!
That Dr. Beasley nsp 45 would have scared me with the hazing. Question: can you coat right over Extreme solutions Helios without ipa wipe? Was the Telluride paint considered soft? That kia looked incredible when you were done. Nice work! Hi wife!
Yeah I did was concerning! But it worked out great! The Helios once cured after 24h can be coated without a panel wipe. The paint was medium to soft, the color was forgiving also. 😎👍🏼
Hey brother 🫡 since I just switched completely to CSL after watching your vids 💪 sometimes I get trucks that have grime or mud that doesn’t come right off. Would your apc prerinse affect the coating at all? I want to try it just not sure of the ratios.
Hi. Awesome! Yeah sometimes with muddy trucks I use a stronger shampoo like Koch Chemie Active Foam or Super Foam. you could use Super Clean at 1:10 in a foamer also.
@@MirandaDetailing ah cool I’ll try that! Appreciate ya as always ! I just bought Gtechniq Citrus wash but I think apc 1:10 might save me some money!
Just curios as to your thoughts on someone using the term hydtrate the paint with a car soap. How does that work? Hydrate means moisture...Have you ever heard of this? My question has nothing to do with tbe content on this video. I saw this term on a car soap.
Hi. Yeah basically to “Hydrate” the paint means it’s adding oils to it. Clear coat and even single stage paint is porous and can be penetrated by oils and it gives the paint is glossy appearance and more. When paint “drys out” it becomes dull. Some soaps just have added oils that can add gloss and in effect “hydrate” the paint. That explanation is pretty simple, I am no chemist, but basically thats what it does.
@@MirandaDetailing thanks!
Does the leather not already come coated from the factory? Or are you adding extra protection with an additional layer?
Hi. Well when people say “coated” from factory, it usually means a top coat that is applied to all leather/vinyl anyway to protect the base color coat. It’s mostly all vinyl with a color added and then a matte or glossy top coat. It’s certainly not a ceramic coating, so this is adding real UV and minor abrasion protection.
Good Morning Phil
@keepingupmydetailgame
Wow, very nice job! That shine is just amazing. How in heck did you manage that without cicadas flying all around when you had your garage door opened and while you were washing your car? Your wife had the most priceless look on her face when you were talking about the smudges on the window she was cleaning. The "Ok, seriously? How does 5 knuckles sound to make the job go smoother?" LOL! I have a couple questions in terms of applying the ceramic coating: can you use a piece of cloth in case your applicators are still in the wash? Can this stuff be applied to your headlights as well, or is there no point to doing that? I usually use the Meguiar's (don't laugh) PlastiX and UV Protectant paste to keep my headlights clean and protected, but was wondering if ceramic coating is worth it. And finally, I was wondering if you thought about using a cordless drill and those foam attachments or wool cloth attachment that some headlight/wheel cleaning kits come with. Can those be used to polish up b-pillars if they've lost their luster, or would you consider them too rough/aggressive? I'm still saving moneys up to buy some more tools to make my detailing job go more efficiently between my mom's, wife's and my cars. By the way, I like how when you were applying the Dr. Beasley's Windshield product, you say "Just put on a couple drops..." and proceed to dump an entire lake on the spreader. Haha! I am the same way, I'll read a product description and it will say "apply no more than 2 or 3 drops" and I go ahead and do what you did. Haha! Keep the videos coming! Great stuff! I'm going to be making an order soon from car supplies warehouse soon, when I get the next paycheck.
Hi 😂😂😂. It’s tough to apply coatings with just a piece of towel. That’s why I buy these applicators in bulk! 😁. You can use coatings on plastics also. But the headlights down here never last more than about 6 months becasue of the crazy heat and sun!! The cordless drill I think would be to aggressive on the pillars. It takes some finesse on those pillars to get them right. Yeah sometimes those drops come out too fast!! 🤣😎👍🏼
@@MirandaDetailing Yeah, tell me about the crazy heat and sun man... ugh. It's just as bad here in MD. So I take it as a "no you dumb fart" on using a cordless drill on b-pillars if they have the glossy plastic covers? Only reason I ask is, if we're still building our detailing arsenal, could we make due using what we have. So I guess it would be much safer to just use a light cutting and polishing compound on a terry cloth, and scrub by hand with medium pressure, then wipe off with a clean microfiber? Would this work on a big black massive front grill that comes on a 21 Audi A4? This usually scares my friends and I, as we don't want to mess it up. We know the wax is safe, and any wax we get on the other plastic, we just wipe it off with some gasoline, so the wax doesn't dry off and turn the plastic white and fugly.
By the way, thank you for taking the time to respond to questions. I'm spreading the word about your site to my friends, and hopefully they spread it out as well. You got some really amazing content, and you're relatable because you're working from your home garage as well (for the most part). I'm hoping we can get you to a million viewers soon!
@@harrynazarian3184 It is possible to use a cordless drill to cut and polish, and yes, even soft pillars and piano black trim. Before I had all the new hotness tools I used a cordless drill and some cheap 1, 2 and 3" attachments as a mini polisher. It's essentially just a rotary polisher. If you use a soft pad and a fine polish and a light touch you can finish down very well, no problem.
I wouldn't use gasoline 😲😲 on trim. IPA/panel prep would be a much safer option. Even Goof Off can really mess up certain surfaces. I learned that the hard way. 😔
You could use a drill. But its not as precise. Using a proper polished would be safer and better.
Hey Phil , what hose and gun are you using in this video ?
Hi we use this gun amzn.to/355Y7K0 and this hose amzn.to/3iHC0BZ
What coating did you use for the wheels? I somehow missed that.
Hi. I believe I just coated them with CSL also.
Is the nsp45 similar to xtreems helios?
No it’s not. It can be used then coated over right away. You can’t do that with Helios. You have to wait 24h for Helios to cure them you can coat over it.
@@MirandaDetailing thanks
2nd
That's the NightSky version in USA or NightFall version on Canada
Cool!!
@@MirandaDetailing they chose not to have the sunroof, I would have done exactly the same 😁
1st? Great vid.
Phil- you should know the kitchen is closed. I know I know, you can hear me getting fatter. Luke I am your father. Herby Hancock. Brothers don’t shake hands, brothers gotta hug. Bees. Save yourselves.
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 YES!!! Another fan!!
@@MirandaDetailing I would say close to an unhealthy amount of love for that movie. There aren’t many comedies at that level.
🤣 they don’t make them like that anymore.
Hehe that interior was filthy hahaha
Why don't you tape up all the plastic trim ?
Do YOU tape up plastic all the time and if so why?
I'm just beginning this whole process of detailing my cars. I'm NOT a pro just a driveway guy NOT trying to mess up his cars. I would hate to get some compound on the black trim and have a hell of a time trying to remove it.
Just a question Phil, hopefully you didn't take it as a disrespectful question. I like your videos, and thanks for the quick response.
Taping up everything is ok for beginners but you will notice over time that you skills will improve and you will learn to avoid trim and still get close to the edges. Also many modern day compounds and polished don’t leave any residue on plastics. In this case we were only lightly polishing with a primer polisher and it doesn’t leave any residue on the trim or anything. Making our job easier and faster. 😎👍🏼
@@MirandaDetailing, thanks for the information Phil
You’re welcome!
Forget it no use for Dr Beasley products for me. I found them cheap and the nano coating they have is shit
I dont like their ceramic coatings either. but these NSP polishes are the only polishes I trust as primers for coatings. they actually work. the interior leather and vinyl protectants are also good, but I agree with you on the paint and glass coatings.