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I think so too. Great for touch ups, or if you take your time doing a whole car. Otherwise, too small to do whole car!

High speed (drill has option of 1 and 2, 2 being high). Variable trigger speed helps keep revs low to spread product, and then full blast for polishing. thanks for watching

Correct. Wiped off. After I was done, I go around and coat. The last one I did has gone a year, no issues reported

One main reason I like this. No IPA wipe

It does.

I forget which one haze's a bit. @mikeg would know better as he has better memory. Haha. Wipe off is easy. Use little product and polish. I may have used a tad much for this small section I did

@@BB_Detailing_00 live and learn, right? I love the product.👍

@@Ochtane101 yes!

It is the XCE (gear driven)

@@BB_Detailing_00 i got the same thing

@@FaizanSubhani you love yours as much as I do?

@@BB_Detailing_00 mostly!! But i do use other polishers as well. But this and my rotary are the favorites

@@FaizanSubhani Definitely. I have several polishers, for various uses or moods

I got it from watching your channel! This video was the precursor to using it on that SUV, actually. Wanted to make sure it played nice with the UK3.0 coating i intended on using. So yes, i did get a chance to use the combo. Looks good, too

As of now, it's still the slickest i've tried. I totally agree, massively underrated coating! I've given out a couple so people can experience the joy!

plenty of lubrication is essential. For this level of contamination, i liked it. For more severe contamination, i'd feel better doing a more regular decon/wash

Thanks!

I think they're listed as 3" pads by Meguiar's

@@BB_Detailing_00 thanks!

You're welcome. Also, look into 3" pads from Griot's Garage (BOSS pads) if you want thinner, or Lake Country Force Pads if you want the thicker style.

Thanks!

I've been impressed with the Ultima products I've used. Haven't tried their Acrylic Waterless Wash, though. - Is this still a decent product? YES. I had a chance to compare it to other spray waxes, about 6 total, and the Ultima is one of my favored ones. Durability is quite decent for a spray wax. - As far as Sonus, I can't say as I haven't tried their products.. But I got the impression they are made by the same company.

Glad you liked it!

Thank you, and thanks for watching!

Oh for sure. Only did that here for the purpose of the video! Thanks, Yvan

Is there gonna be iron remover left on the car when drying it and do you rinse the sponge with an hose before putting it back in the bucket?

@@peasant4107 Good question! If we're not using a hose to rinse, what would be the way to do it? I suppose maybe a second bucket with rinse water? hmmm (I haven't done it since this video)

If we don't have access to a hose how would you recommend us to do this?

@@hernan2838 I found a thread on auto geek of Mike Phillips doing a waterless wash + iron remover. Basically you just need a lot of towels and to heavily saturate with the waterless when removing. If you choose to go clay towel + iron remover…1) go one panel at a time, wash with choice of wash media 2) spray iron X into clay towel and apply to surface or if hot maybe 1/4-1/2 a panel 3) pull a damp rinseless towel out of wash bucket or second smaller bucket of rinseless solution. Don’t ring it out too much like a normal wash. Since the iron remover should have foamed some in this application, scoop them foam into the towel as best you can using the wet towel to also flush the surface letting them solution run down. Flip towel and continue to wipe panel 4) use a hose or pressure washer to rinse any tight spots or cracks 5) dry and move on

LOL - this was all of ten minutes of my one hour lunch break! Still managed to make my lunch and eat, while watching a bit of Netflix. #netflixdoesntpayme - But I suspect not letting it dwell, you're not going to get maximum benefit of the iron remover. And less "concentrated" this way. Still, not bad, though.

After agitating with the clay towel, you allow the Iron Remover to dwell as you do the rest of the car. Rinse off after.

Yes! It totally caught me off guard

Depends on what you want to do. Waxing shouldn't take long at all. Doing a two step correction (compound and polish) on a scratched up car like this one? That will take....forever! I ended up using a regular size polisher with 5" pads and that still took a fairly long time. My drill max speed is 2,000 RPM, so 1800 might be okay. No holograms when I was done.

@@BB_Detailing_00 Swirled daily driver . 1 step polishing whole car. Would it be possible to do on a day ? 8 or 10 hours ? Really valuable to know that would be and highly appreciated

Hey. With the little 3" pads (you should use many, to keep them clean and more efficient) it would take a long time. - Here's a thought: It took about 5 minutes to do what I did in this video. That small section. So how many more of those small sections would it take? If the side was about 12 sections, that's about an hour. One more hour for the other side, and maybe another hour plus the roof? So yeah, i think it can be done in under 8 hours.

@@BB_Detailing_00 Thanks a bunch Big Boss I will buy it for myself then and polish mine and others cars since I have no 900 to invest in cordless polisher of good brand and inverters , generators are also not my cup of tea. Detailing outside only :) Good weekend Big Boss !

Be sure to have batteries charging to swap out! And multiple pads to keep working clean. Good luck. :)

Thank you! And thanks for watching / commenting

Thanks!

Honestly, I'm not sure. But, I'm not even sure you'd be able to do the whole car in one session. You may tire out before then. For this small polisher attachment, I suggest doing sections at a time.

Test spot is the best way to determine what combo to use, to get the results you would be satisfied with. Me, I'd try the orange Lake Country SDO pad or a Griot's Garage Yellow BOSS pad. Go from there

You got the right idea. I do tend to use smaller machines/pads for certain areas, and larger machines/pads for the bulk of the car. Thanks for your comment, and thanks for watching

Thank you. Thanks for watching.

Thank you! And thanks for watching

Sounds like you got some pretty good results. I did put some pressure on it, due to the scratches I was dealing with. :) Thanks for watching

Thank you!

Buy more pads. Take your time. :) Good luck - and thanks for watching!

For this, it worked well. Haven't tried it on anything else. Maybe I'll try it on some Al wheels?

Thank you for that #393 :)

Thank you Tim. Thanks for watching and commenting

Thanks :)

Thank you. And thanks for watching

I prefer D300 (with their MF cut discs) over their Ultimate Compound, or M105. D300 is one of my favorites. Thanks for watching

​@@BB_Detailing_00 Do you think D300 will work with the DA power system and the red pad? Also, can you attach their microfiber pads to the DA power system? Thanks!

Sorry for the delay. It went to the spam section! Not sure about red pads and D300. I've done it with 3" microfiber (MF) pads. I think, though, the MF pads are a bit larger than the plate on the DA Power System, so just be careful when approaching edges or other body panels, raised areas, etc. - If you don't have MF pads, get some! D300 was formulated for microfiber, so I'm not sure how well it does on foam. Never tried it.

No problem, Amigo. If it helps a few people out there, my job is done. See you on campus :)

Thank you

Thank you! Good luck on the vito :)

@@BB_Detailing_00 thanks it is perfect now!

Glad to hear it!

maybe speed 3-4. Variables involved include pad choice, and paint, hand pressure. But you want to make sure your pad is spinning, not just vibrating. I believe it does have some abrasives in it, and will remove a small amount of clear, as with most polishes. Some more info here: www.autogeekonline.net/forum/auto-detailing-101-a/124170-meguiars-white-wax-questions.html

Thank you! Great question! I did not buff through the clear coat. The 4 Runner had some body parts that were repainted. Some actually had single stage black (no clear coat) and other parts had two stage (color coat plus clear coat)! So the black is from the single stage black paint.

Thank you. And thanks for watching

@@BB_Detailing_00 your welcome .from İstanbul turkey

Turkey! That's a first :)

Yes. I use ipa for a clean surface prior to using wax or sealant.

But I can wax without polish right .? I wax every 3 months and polish 2 times per year . Am I right.?

You can wax without polish. Most people (average person) don't polish. I don't polish that often. Why do you polish 2x a year? Keep in mind, you only have so much paint (or clear coat) on the car. There are "paint cleaner" type polishes that don't contain abrasives, Like Poorboy's World Professional Polish, or Blackfire's Paint Cleaner. I'll see if I have a video for one of those. If not, I'll make one (in a month or so)

Oh, another option is a "cleaner wax" - It's like using a paint cleaner and wax at the same time. One of my videos shows Meg's White Wax. It cleans and protects in one step

BB Detailing thanks a lot :)

My little obscure channel :)

@@BB_Detailing_00 man just keep grinding we all take off from somewhere if we keep going never give up

You can always find it online. Through retail sites, or even 3D Products web page (3D is same ownership of HD). Some local detailing supplies stores also carry their products.