If I run my Rupes at 6, using Adams pads and polish I destroy velcro. Just replaced the backing pad last paint correction job. I just cant run fast without overheating the pad even short runs.
You know I thought I was going with a good company but after my very first purchase from you I don’t think I’ll be buying anything else, I just purchased the Active 2.3 Pressure Washer last week as a gift and it said it would ship 1-3 days later, well I’ve heard nothing email wise so I reach out and the guy on phone tells me the Upgrade hoses are on back order for two weeks or more and I just have to wait, here’s the problem… Not one mention of that via the site during purchase at all, from start to finish nor the this waiting time so far. To spend $850 ish to have this kinda communication is not good imo and puts a very bad taste in my mouth tbh, not to mention the guy on the phone just sat there with zero effort to help me feel better about it. Not happy what so ever !!!
I have a car that was repainted recently. There’s some obvious orange peel that I’d like to correct, but it’s all over. Which products do you recommend?
I have what I believe to be a clearcoat scratch on my front right quarter panel. I thought I had gotten it out using Meguiar's Scratch X, but under fluorescent lights at work it's definitely still there. Where do I start? Do I need a machine (I'm not completely adverse to one, just terrified of ruining my car..). Any tips/tricks would be greatly appreciated.
If the scratch goes away when you spray water unto it, It’s a clearcoat scratch that has not penetrated the color coat beneath (These can be removed or reduced to be less visible). You can compound and polish by hand especially if it’s only a single scratch your aiming to remove ! Pick up 2-1 style compound that will cut enough to remove the scratch and finish down nicely to make your job easier. A couple circle shaped hand microfiber applicators and the correction fluid is all you really need for a small job like what you mentioned.
Awesome video, man, thank you!
Joe rarely do I see detailers utilizing dry sanding. So thank you because I appreciate alternatives 👌
Can we take a moment to acknowledge the Fox body Mustang. That wing tho.
If I run my Rupes at 6, using Adams pads and polish I destroy velcro. Just replaced the backing pad last paint correction job. I just cant run fast without overheating the pad even short runs.
Joe if you have time. How about you Demo bringing back the blackness of that Convertible Top? What product would you use?
You know I thought I was going with a good company but after my very first purchase from you I don’t think I’ll be buying anything else, I just purchased the Active 2.3 Pressure Washer last week as a gift and it said it would ship 1-3 days later, well I’ve heard nothing email wise so I reach out and the guy on phone tells me the Upgrade hoses are on back order for two weeks or more and I just have to wait, here’s the problem… Not one mention of that via the site during purchase at all, from start to finish nor the this waiting time so far. To spend $850 ish to have this kinda communication is not good imo and puts a very bad taste in my mouth tbh, not to mention the guy on the phone just sat there with zero effort to help me feel better about it. Not happy what so ever !!!
Super thank you !!!!! awesome video!!!!
I have a car that was repainted recently. There’s some obvious orange peel that I’d like to correct, but it’s all over. Which products do you recommend?
Thanks for the tips!
Do a white car
Great tips brother. Appreciate ya
Is that a Fox body Mustang ?
I have what I believe to be a clearcoat scratch on my front right quarter panel. I thought I had gotten it out using Meguiar's Scratch X, but under fluorescent lights at work it's definitely still there. Where do I start? Do I need a machine (I'm not completely adverse to one, just terrified of ruining my car..). Any tips/tricks would be greatly appreciated.
If the scratch goes away when you spray water unto it, It’s a clearcoat scratch that has not penetrated the color coat beneath (These can be removed or reduced to be less visible). You can compound and polish by hand especially if it’s only a single scratch your aiming to remove ! Pick up 2-1 style compound that will cut enough to remove the scratch and finish down nicely to make your job easier. A couple circle shaped hand microfiber applicators and the correction fluid is all you really need for a small job like what you mentioned.