A paint burning epidemic is coming! Jason Rose has 3 reasons why (& explains need for paint gauge)
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- čas přidán 4. 11. 2021
- Jason Rose, global trainer for Rupes USA, recently conducted a training at Buddco in Salt Lake City -- where they host trainings that truly elevate our industry and make Utah a magnet for quality detailers who are passionate about the craft.
Jason's time is valuable, and so I'm gracious they let me chat with him about a range of topics...including some pretty scary trends in paint correction. In this video, Jason Rose outlines 3 REASONS WHY DETAILERS WILL BE BURNING A LOT OF PAINT IN THE FUTURE. (That's his prediction, anyway. And he's the kind of guy you listen to when it comes to paint and paint correction)
Jason Rose also explains the ins and outs of paint gauges -- not only why you need one, but which one he uses in Rupes training.
Jason Rose recommends this paint thickness tester (he’s not affiliated in any way with this company):
bit.ly/PaintThicknessTester
I, for one, am going to be a lot more careful on paint from now on. Who uses a paint gauge -- and is anybody about to start?!
If you'd like to support the channel, I've got some Amazon links below. (As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. It’s a small amount, but I certainly appreciate you supporting me in any way!)
//PAINT CORRECTION
/Polishers
Rupes BigFoot Mark III 15mm dual action polisher: bit.ly/RupesBigFootMarkIII
Rupes Duetto (beginner favorite): bit.ly/DuettoPolisher
Rupes Mini (for 3-inch pads) - bit.ly/RupesMiniHawkPro
FLEX Rotary Polisher - bit.ly/FlexRotaryBuffer
FLEX mini rotary - bit.ly/FlexMiniRotaryHawkPro
FLEX mini cordless - bit.ly/FlexPXE80MiniCordless
/Koch Chemie
H9 Compound - bit.ly/KochChemieH9
M3 Polish - bit.ly/KochChemiePolish
Red foam pad - bit.ly/KochChemieFoamCutPad
Purple polishing pad - bit.ly/KochPolishingPad
Pol Star Interior cleaner - bit.ly/PolStar
/Paint Correction miscellaneous
Scangrip Headlamp - bit.ly/HeadLampScanGrip
Bose noise canceling headphones - bit.ly/BoseHawkPro
Rupes Claw tool - bit.ly/ClawToolHawkPro
2000 Grit Sandpaper - bit.ly/2000GritSandPaperHawk
3000 Grit Sandpaper disc - bit.ly/TrizactSandPaperHawkPRo
KXK Dynamics R.I.D. Stix - bit.ly/KXKSandingBlocks
Meguiar's MF pad - bit.ly/microfibercuttingpad
//INTERIOR DETAILING PRODUCTS I RECOMMEND:
BIO BREAK: bit.ly/BioBreakPreSpray
FLEX ICE: bit.ly/FlexIce
POL STAR INTERIOR CLEANER: bit.ly/PolStar
VACUUM: bit.ly/HAWKPROVACUUM
AIR COMPRESSOR: bit.ly/HAWKPROAIRCOMPRESSOR
TORNADOR AIR GUN: bit.ly/TornadorAirTool
DRILL BRUSH: bit.ly/HAWKPRODRILLBRUSHSET
CORDLESS DRILL: bit.ly/HAWKPROCORDLESSDRILL
EXTRACTOR: bit.ly/HotWaterExtractorHawkPro
ENCAPSULATION DETERGENT (many "encap" cleaners will work): bit.ly/EncapCleanerHawkPro
BEST HEADLAMP: bit.ly/HAWKPROHEADLAMP
RACATAC ROLLING CREEPER (for knee/back support): bit.ly/HAWKPRORACATACCREEPER
AIR MOVER: bit.ly/HAWKPROAIRMOVER
METAL DENTAL TOOL: bit.ly/HAWKPRODENTALPICKS
NOISE CANCELLING HEADPHONES: bit.ly/BoseHawkPro
SERIOUS PLASTIC RESTORE PRODUCT: bit.ly/TrimRestoreHawk
LEATHER/PLASTIC CONDITIONER: bit.ly/LeatherStarKochChemie
EULEX Adhesive remover: bit.ly/EulexKochChemie
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This video is well put together! Professional and quality information for everyone!
Thanks! Just trying to help elevate the industry by doing videos I'm passionate about and hoping they connect with people and help them ...Jason is so knowledgeable. And Buddo in SLC...They are true believers in elevating the industry too and helped me facilitate the interview with Jason rose, so I'm grateful for a community for sure. They sell a bunch of products and host trainings with Jason rose, renny Doyle etc
Very useful information. I've switched over to using Klasse All In One for polishing ever six months or so. Klasse AIO has no abrasives in it and does have slight filling abilities in micro marring. But man, does that Klasse do an excellent job when used with a machine polisher. SUPER shinny paint! Then I top with Klasse Sealant Glaze in several layers after each layer cures. My car looks like it has a glass shell over the paint. That process works for me, but my paint was corrected last year to a high standard so I just try my best to reduce any wash induced swirling by using good wash techniques. That is really key. Once you do get your paint in top shape. Use good washing techniques and try your best to reduce any wash induced scratches or scratches through wiping your vehicle with microfibers and drying towels. I have had several (and i do mean SEVERAL) instances where I have induced a scratch into my paint through wiping with a very high quality microfiber. I have a 370Z and the paint is super soft so I really have to be careful.
That is super valuable information you should get waaayyy more views. 👌
Thanks brotha I'm just gonna keep grinding and hopefully deliver value to detailers out there 🤙
Important information, thanks man.
I'm just happy to pass it along lol Jason is so wise 🤓
That was a fantastic video, don't suppose you could start doing a daily video lol. Your videos are extremely informative and entertaining and thank you for sharing. Take care.
I've thought about doing live streams...but even simple videos like this one that I shot and edited take me like 20 hours to edit 😬😬😬 I don't complain about it...I'm not a victim lol...but I would need to compromise somewhere along the way to pump out more content..with that said, I'll probably fire off some quicker vids from my SEMA trip. But with Jason, I drove an hour, took 2 or 3 hours from day to film him and convince him to sit down for an interview haha...then hour drive home...log interviews...shoot stand ups...again not complaining but it takes a lot more time to put together for me
@@HawkProDetailing completely understand, maybe that's where that Patron page would come in handy. Just a thought, really enjoy the videos especially for a rookie. Thank you.
Thx for info ...
For all my paint correction customers, I always advise them that I will take the least aggressive steps first working towards more aggressive means if it’s needed.
Always a must!!
What new brand makes the thickest paint ? Somebody need to find out
Great information thank you 😊
You bet!
Smart advice.
Great information,I always said like the song said,is a thin line between love and hate😂is a thin line between perfection and error,don’t ask me how I know,and is funny how you describe failure in the beginning of video,because that’s the exact feeling when this occurs,good video KEEP REFLECTING.
Thank you! We all share a bond as detailers...we understand what it means to work hard, and to care, and to fail. And we respect each other through all the internet bs because we all know failures happen...and we just gotta persevere, get back up, and keep it moving
I did a ceramic coating on a brand new Mazda CX-5. The average paint thickness was 3 mils, some panels were just 2.5 mils. Thankfully, the owner told the dealership not to touch it and they did not.
I had a Lexus, brand new, and the hood was 2.7 mils. It was crazy. Obviously paint was thin, but some lot boy along the line had obviously compounded it as well
Great video Nick
Thanks!
It has happened to me in a Lexus and a Toyota. 😢
Great vid 🔥
Thanks man 🤙
soooo good.
Great video!!! Where can I find the video with autoality?
Thanks! I'm working on it....lol went to SEMA and have like 10 videos in the queue now 🤓
Biggest takeaway fro this vid - a $200 paint gauge is a small investment/insurance against burning thru clear and shelling out huge dough later - and damaging your business reputation.
Absolutely!
Audio on this vid was a little low. Even at full volume hard to hear him.
Dang! I'm trying to figure out how to make audio sound good on these videos...I exported in mono. How were you listening to it out of curiosity?
Now days the paint is so thin, most of the time I only offer one step paint correction.
Good ☎️
Haha good call I meant to write
I can see "paint history" becoming just as important as a service history in the value of cars. Very hard for the average buyer of a 2nd hand car to tell if it's been previously coated and how "deeply" prepared. With ceramics becoming as popular a white teeth for the thing to have done, they too have to be maintained; or if that history is not known then 2 or 5 years having to re-apply, or perhaps 2 coatings and your clears done will impact values. Just wish manufacturers [with a waver] could do extra clear as a cost option or develop an "infused" clearcoat from the start. Yep that may hurt installers, but still has to be maintained. At the end of the day with coats going thinner each year, that too may be a nail. 3D may have come up with clearcoats epitaph, it may well be one detail and it's done. Sad as it may seem, swirls, as much as they bugg us, may be here to stay. Only possible advancements for the future would be colour infused plastic / composite panels rather than painted, which could be polished / detailed.
And given all that we know and don't know about a paint's history...Jason's advice about the paint gauge just makes sense. Thanks for your thoughts man! And for watching 👍
@@HawkProDetailing Having said all of my above I do have a sense of humour [got to in this current screwy world], so what does the future hold?
Clearcoats dead, the PPF wars will commence - sticks better, doesn't yellow, doesn’t snag. Detailers will morph into wrappers due to clearcoats demise. Glazes / fillers will try to re-invent themselves. If you think of “Demolition Man”, we’ll all be signing on Lenina Huxley style into generic composite electric self-driving domes listening to oldie detailing ads, because everything else we used to enjoy has been deemed illegal, with the non-car people spouting joy-joy lectures at us. If you wash it you’ll be fined five credits, leave it dirty and spend the five in the Rupes museum. By that time, I’ll happily be 6 feet under polishing the inside of my wooden lid with a wool pad and heavy cut!
As a painter I always get a good laugh at the detailing drama.
No drama in painter land? Lol detailer drama is a thing, although I hear vinyl guys have egos too...and I imagine there are a lot of niche trades that have similar feelings of "what I do is the most important thing in the world and I'm the best ever lol "
You obviously are NOT in the painting industry because painting industry has the guys with the biggest egos & full of drama. X10000 worse than detailers.
@@Thaikuza ha! I had no idea. Funny thing is when we all get together like at SEMA everything's cool but on the internet everyone's a hater lol
🤔 Hunmmm give me a Rotary buffer 3m 1,2,3 hit me with any car I knock it out .