Im thinking of giving this advanced a try this summer. Ever since it was released i have been wondering if all my waxes is a big waste🙈 i just got the new Rupes mini polisher and it feels great to hold, cant wait to give it a go😍
@01123581321341 - The Belgian distributor confirmed me that it contains and is based on methanol, and of course, many other ingredients. While the interior detailer contains ethanol. Grtz
Good video Jon. I do the exact same thing as you buddy. I try out way too many different products over the top of other products that it probably has some sort of compatibility or clarity issues and then I have to start over again. I have gone so far down the rabbit hole that the rabbit itself is a mile above me! LOL Do I really need 20+ various waxes, 25+ various sealants, 20+ rinseless washes, 14 buckets, 100+ brushes of every size imaginable. etc. etc. I really have a strong desire lately to just consolidate, organize, and purge out my garage and go with one company that has just about everything you need (I really like Griot's Garage) and stick with that just for my own sanity! LOL
Trying a million products is half the fun in my opinion and what I've found is some companies do certain things better so I have soaps from several companies that do different things and brushes from several companies because i like the quality better of one for a specific purpose and so on.
Really enjoyed watching you do that. I was using G3's AIO the other day and was really impressed with the finish, just a shame about the longevity. This may have addressed that! One thing though, can you put some background music on when there's timelapse? It's not that interesting without some sound (to me at least).
I had a litre of this delivered yesterday. Can’t wait to try it out! Clocks go forward next week so that’ll give me some time to do the car after work. I hate the shorter days in the winter. What Scholl Concepts pad do you recommend to polish out some very fine swirls? They’re the only pads I have
Buongiorno John! Nice video and fun facts on the advanced Rupes polish. Would you use a polish with a protection like this on an older car over a regular polish and then adding a ceramic sealant like 3n1 from Griot’s? I have older cars like your BMW. Thanks
Seems an amazing product and easy to use, presented in an easy to understand and relatable video as always by yourselves. Time saving maintenance that keeps the car looking good is what we all want and need! On a seperate thing, for us just starting out or have just bought a car thats not at maintenance level yet, I just wanted your take/opinion on the Soft99 compounds?? Given the current £60 deal you could get a complete start to finish including wax for £1. Thanks for the inspirational videos that get the brain ticking, can only hope to be on your level someday
@simontennant3095 forget soft 99 mate imo they are not very good. Gyeon, Rupes, Bouncers, Menzerna, P and S, Garage Therapy and bilt hamber along with Wax planet for show car paste waxes are the best. Zaino are also good for some polishes. Soft 99 fusso was one of the worst products I've used. Absolutely hated using it.
@@iangeorge6409 He can't give you any because as long as you follow the instructions, Soft 99 waxes are some of the best out there and most durable. Mirror shine is one of the best waxes for that show car look and the easiest thing you'll ever see to apply.
Great content as always! So going forward washing your vehicle and such after days/weeks, what type of sprays would work well to top it up or keep beading/protection strong? The si02 type sprays or just sealant type?
I'm seriously considering this Jon, do you think it would make the waxes and sealants on my shelf redundant, given its protection claim? BTW, good advice re buffing with a lower pile cloth, if struggling, I wish I knew that today, I struggled with a 450gsm when buffing Soft99 Dark and Black 😢
Hi Jon, just wondering if the only reason you haven’t ceramic coated the car is because you need something to test all your products on! Any reason you didn’t use the Rupes white pad? Can you tell me if there is a video featuring Sonax Perfect Finish in your archive? Thanks
Wow, you are using two machines I have wanted to obtain lately. Great to see this demo and I’m a huge fan of Rupes Uno Advanced. Thanks for sharing mate!
KUDOS to all of your content, great insights and shared knowledge with all of us!!! Do you think it makes any difference matching the prep spray with the polish brand? Cheers
Matching prep spray is great idea m8 because it will be formulated to work with the polish type. Water miscible panel wipe for water based polish emulsion. Hydrocarbon wipe for solvent based polish etc ..
Do you have any feedback on how the water behavior is? I can’t seem to find anyone showing a solid review on how its water beading performs after it’s been applied. One video the Rupes rep said “it has psychotic water beading” and in one video Brain from Apex put a hose on it and it was weak water sheeting. So idk who to believe. Thanks for any input you have 👍🏼
Hi John great review as per usual, I've got a question, do think it would be ok to apply this over a ceramic coating like autoglym rapid retailer or turtlewax type ceramics???
John anoth great video and great advice, I'm waiting for the weather to break to do a full de con on my car. Its been treated with autoglym lifeshine and i've previoulsy used autoglym super resin polish, then topped up with wax. Will I be able to use the Rupes in place of SRP?
Looks like a great product Jon - you gave me the instructions previously for a One Stage cut. Would doing this maintenance polish after the one stage process be a good idea or not? Thanks
its better I think to do it after a proper Cut rather than a single stage. because the single stage should finish out on its own, but im sure there could be circumstances where it could work. but its not the most efficent thing.
John..credit on the content as per usual, completely unrelated question 🙈 but would it be possible in your opinion to use seal and shine From turtle wax as a sealant and soft 99 king of gloss as a topper..the Mrs got me the later for Christmas out of the blue and I feel guilty not using it every time she's asks haha just your thoughts as to whether it would adhre to the turtle wax..cheers
Anyone recommend the the best combo for a 7year old black mini that's been badly washed since day one ? I've tried s20 black with an orange hex pad... Looks miles better but still a lot of defects.. I think I either need a harder pad ? Or more aggressive cut ?
For starters stop using all in ones unless the paint is already in good condition, you need a hard cutting compound with a hard pad then you can work your way down from there.
Just wanted to ask a question if you don't mind totally irrelevant to this..... I applied Carpro Flyby 30 to my windscreen last week but it hasn't worked properly. The last step on the instructions it says to wait 1 to 3 minutes flash time but doesn't say if to wipe it off or not. I wiped it off after the stated time so was I supposed to leave it on? I know you do that with Forte? Thanks
Is it me but does the car stay wet for longer when using ceramic coating? My car sits there with water droplets for hours where other cars are bone dry
Hi Jon, is this system ok for a weekend warrior. My car is pretty clean, I’ve used Bilt hamber touchless then touch on over the winter so it has protection, will it be worth stripping before using the rupes uno, then is it worth topping with a good wax like gyeon wax
@@ForensicDetailing will be durable use wax on this polisher+wax? Uno pure is this stuff wihout wax. So its better use uno pure if will be used hard wax ...or?
@@ForensicDetailing in a business mindset for customers who don’t want a full ceramic coating, do you think it would be smarter to use this uno protect, or would it be better to use DA fine and then a cheaper spray coating like Gyeon ceramic detailer?
so I would use uno advanced over uno protect as AIO's the protection in advanced is a lot better. So if customer wants more durable protection then use use DA fine and the degrease and seal or wax. Gyeon ceramic detail is not a durable baseline sealant. so if you use DA fine go for a full on sealant or wax mate.
The the pxe is more nano with 3 inch function. The rules is our and our 3 inch. It has a lot more power than the pxe. But the pxe I think is the best nano on the market.
Useful insight Jon, I'm planning Ito give me car it's first ever DA treatment in the Easter holiday - its an MX5 30th Anniversary Edition so the orange and black will really come out. What do you recommend for the cutting stage that would work in harmony with this product? - nothing onerous more previous owner washing damage. Cheers, Kevin
Hard to say but soft paint usually. So rupes blue and coarse might not be needed. So could cut it prolly with yellow rupes and Da fine yellow polish and finish with advanced on white. Or cut with Koch h8 on flex purple for more cut and finish with flex red pad and rupes advanced
Hey mate I'm planning on doing the same car for the first time this spring. Same as you; very fine washing swirls from previous owner. I'm thinking of going wIth Scholl concepts s30/s40 on an orange scholl pad or neo honey spider pad. Could also use yellow rupes or any light polishing pad really. Any really fine finishing polish will be suitable. I've been doing loads of research as for the best approach due to knowing the Mazda paint is notoriously thin and soft to medium hardness. Good luck buddy and let me know what you use and how you got on!
Hey John, I’ve ran into a problem using Uno Advanced. I used it just as the directions say, and I even did a full decon process beforehand. I left it on for a hour. However, the next time I go to wash my car the paint’s hydrophobics was lifeless. The water was flat. I did forget to panel wipe beforehand however. So should I repolish the whole car now?
thats a bit weird you should get some decent repellency mate. some shampoos can mask a lot though if they contain conditioners or cationic components. but even so you should get some good repellency.
Could you use this rather than doing the whole ceramic coating… if not any tips you could share I’m prepared to do all the prep and put something on alternative to ceramic coating 😂😂😂
Cancoat will buff off easily. Towards the end if it's panel life just wash, Decon and polish with advanced. But don't cancoat onto advanced. Use gyeon primer for that.
not really. some compounds are solvent based some are emulsions. Water and IPA isnt that effective on its own against solvent based products because its polar trying to mix with non polar (they repel each other). If you add a tiny amount of surfactant (apc will do or SLS) your IPA homebrew will be more effective because this will allow it to combine with the solvent carrier. you need to know your upper limits as well anything about 70% total IPA can swell softer aftermarket clearcoats (25% is about right). Ive done videos on how to make homebrew panel wipe and ive done videos comparing them to others. I use my own panel wipe for lots of things though so if your on a budget its an option for sure. But for complete certainty use the panel wipe thats made by the company who makes the compound you use.
@@ForensicDetailing ahh hats off to you I was always told I guess by wannabe detailing queens that iso was as good but you have corrected that for me and put me rite many thanks
if you want the best protection in an AIO ive not found anything that gets near this. Consider though this is more of a finishing polish (although I actually think it has a fair bit of cut). The 3d speed is just as nice to use and buff and puts one hell of a nice shine on the car. The downside is the protection from the montan wax in 3d is short lived. I keep both these products I have 2 litres of advanced now and a bottle of 3d speed.
@ForensicDetailing ok thanks i appreciate the reply, my f30 just has some minor swirl marks but being a black car they show up. Never used a polisher before and its a long process after wash and clay. I might just use my ez car care ceramic detailer on top of the 3d, if the rupes doesn't come in stock in time.
I have some of this ready for this year’s spring clean up. Looking forward to using it as it seems a doddle.
Im thinking of giving this advanced a try this summer. Ever since it was released i have been wondering if all my waxes is a big waste🙈 i just got the new Rupes mini polisher and it feels great to hold, cant wait to give it a go😍
It is SiO2 - there was an interview where they said as much without actually staining it due to marketing reasons.
Love the smell of geon prep
I like the smell of farts
It's methanol based so don't think about drinking it : makes you blind 😅😮
@@laurapalmerTDGE limonene based
@01123581321341 - The Belgian distributor confirmed me that it contains and is based on methanol, and of course, many other ingredients. While the interior detailer contains ethanol. Grtz
Strange man
That finish looks soooo good 👌🏻
Good video Jon. I do the exact same thing as you buddy. I try out way too many different products over the top of other products that it probably has some sort of compatibility or clarity issues and then I have to start over again. I have gone so far down the rabbit hole that the rabbit itself is a mile above me! LOL Do I really need 20+ various waxes, 25+ various sealants, 20+ rinseless washes, 14 buckets, 100+ brushes of every size imaginable. etc. etc. I really have a strong desire lately to just consolidate, organize, and purge out my garage and go with one company that has just about everything you need (I really like Griot's Garage) and stick with that just for my own sanity! LOL
Trying a million products is half the fun in my opinion and what I've found is some companies do certain things better so I have soaps from several companies that do different things and brushes from several companies because i like the quality better of one for a specific purpose and so on.
ive been here wanting to consolodate but I think yer ultimately it fails and you try new stuff :)
@@ForensicDetailing True words mate. True words. I've said this same thing several times and it always fails! When's the next product coming out? LOL
Really enjoyed watching you do that. I was using G3's AIO the other day and was really impressed with the finish, just a shame about the longevity. This may have addressed that!
One thing though, can you put some background music on when there's timelapse? It's not that interesting without some sound (to me at least).
I had a litre of this delivered yesterday. Can’t wait to try it out! Clocks go forward next week so that’ll give me some time to do the car after work. I hate the shorter days in the winter.
What Scholl Concepts pad do you recommend to polish out some very fine swirls? They’re the only pads I have
Hey buddy Scholl orange pad or neo honey spider pad are great for light/fine swirls
We need a best & longest lasting trim restore video.
Buongiorno John! Nice video and fun facts on the advanced Rupes polish. Would you use a polish with a protection like this on an older car over a regular polish and then adding a ceramic sealant like 3n1 from Griot’s? I have older cars like your BMW. Thanks
so I would use it to gloss and protect. not for cutting. more finishing and protecting.
Seems an amazing product and easy to use, presented in an easy to understand and relatable video as always by yourselves. Time saving maintenance that keeps the car looking good is what we all want and need! On a seperate thing, for us just starting out or have just bought a car thats not at maintenance level yet, I just wanted your take/opinion on the Soft99 compounds?? Given the current £60 deal you could get a complete start to finish including wax for £1. Thanks for the inspirational videos that get the brain ticking, can only hope to be on your level someday
Ive not used them yet mate. but I will try them soon hopefully.
@@ForensicDetailing Look forward to seeing that given Soft99's strong reputation
@simontennant3095 forget soft 99 mate imo they are not very good. Gyeon, Rupes, Bouncers, Menzerna, P and S, Garage Therapy and bilt hamber along with Wax planet for show car paste waxes are the best. Zaino are also good for some polishes. Soft 99 fusso was one of the worst products I've used. Absolutely hated using it.
Why no good? Need reasons.
@@iangeorge6409 He can't give you any because as long as you follow the instructions, Soft 99 waxes are some of the best out there and most durable. Mirror shine is one of the best waxes for that show car look and the easiest thing you'll ever see to apply.
3d speed is amazing, in my opinion the best all in one product, bar none !
Great content as always! So going forward washing your vehicle and such after days/weeks, what type of sprays would work well to top it up or keep beading/protection strong? The si02 type sprays or just sealant type?
Gyeon wet coat or bead maker from p and s
Fantastic video and product seems interesting. I will give a try 👍
Is the yellow pad the go to for this ? Im sure I read somewhere that they suggest the white ?
Depends m8. But yellow is what I tend to use. There's no massive difference in finish but yellow will cut a bit more
I'm seriously considering this Jon, do you think it would make the waxes and sealants on my shelf redundant, given its protection claim? BTW, good advice re buffing with a lower pile cloth, if struggling, I wish I knew that today, I struggled with a 450gsm when buffing Soft99 Dark and Black 😢
I'm not sure if 8t will make them redundant
Hi Jon, just wondering if the only reason you haven’t ceramic coated the car is because you need something to test all your products on! Any reason you didn’t use the Rupes white pad? Can you tell me if there is a video featuring Sonax Perfect Finish in your archive? Thanks
ive featured perfect finish in the best single stage video and some others mate. I am coating my porche but generally yer I like to buff on the car
Wow, you are using two machines I have wanted to obtain lately. Great to see this demo and I’m a huge fan of Rupes Uno Advanced. Thanks for sharing mate!
KUDOS to all of your content, great insights and shared knowledge with all of us!!!
Do you think it makes any difference matching the prep spray with the polish brand?
Cheers
Matching prep spray is great idea m8 because it will be formulated to work with the polish type. Water miscible panel wipe for water based polish emulsion. Hydrocarbon wipe for solvent based polish etc ..
Do you have any feedback on how the water behavior is? I can’t seem to find anyone showing a solid review on how its water beading performs after it’s been applied. One video the Rupes rep said “it has psychotic water beading” and in one video Brain from Apex put a hose on it and it was weak water sheeting. So idk who to believe. Thanks for any input you have 👍🏼
It's decent hydrophobicity after application not insane but good enough.
Love the videos. What's the brush you used to take the excess material out of the pad after X passes?
Rupes claw tool
Hi John great review as per usual, I've got a question, do think it would be ok to apply this over a ceramic coating like autoglym rapid retailer or turtlewax type ceramics???
This is abrasive so u remove (cut) ceramic coating by polishing with this polisher.
John anoth great video and great advice, I'm waiting for the weather to break to do a full de con on my car. Its been treated with autoglym lifeshine and i've previoulsy used autoglym super resin polish, then topped up with wax. Will I be able to use the Rupes in place of SRP?
This stuff is really cool. Thanks for the review!
Does uno advanced gives a better shiny than uno pure or da corse finish? I’m looking for the better glossy finish to use after the heavy cut
higher gloss that DA course for sure mate. Pure and advanced will be similiar more for finishing mate.
@@ForensicDetailing but finishing isn’t to get a high gloss paint?? So I’m confused now
@@ForensicDetailing and I wanted say da fine instead of da coarse, I’m looking for one of those to have the better gloss after using the da coarse
Looks like a great product Jon - you gave me the instructions previously for a One Stage cut. Would doing this maintenance polish after the one stage process be a good idea or not? Thanks
its better I think to do it after a proper Cut rather than a single stage. because the single stage should finish out on its own, but im sure there could be circumstances where it could work. but its not the most efficent thing.
@@ForensicDetailing - Agree. Does this polish tend to stain rubber or trim? Thanks.
John..credit on the content as per usual, completely unrelated question 🙈 but would it be possible in your opinion to use seal and shine From turtle wax as a sealant and soft 99 king of gloss as a topper..the Mrs got me the later for Christmas out of the blue and I feel guilty not using it every time she's asks haha just your thoughts as to whether it would adhre to the turtle wax..cheers
should work mate but not tested.
King of gloss is amazing, you will love it 👍
Anyone recommend the the best combo for a 7year old black mini that's been badly washed since day one ? I've tried s20 black with an orange hex pad... Looks miles better but still a lot of defects.. I think I either need a harder pad ? Or more aggressive cut ?
For starters stop using all in ones unless the paint is already in good condition, you need a hard cutting compound with a hard pad then you can work your way down from there.
Menzerna 1000 then 2500 followed by 3800. This car needs 3 stage correction
If its harder paint
Step1 - Carpro ultracut + hard microfibre (rupes, meg's..)
Step 2 - sonax perfectfinish 04/06
+ medium foam pad (rupes yellow, koch orange..)
3. Good wax .
Just wanted to ask a question if you don't mind totally irrelevant to this..... I applied Carpro Flyby 30 to my windscreen last week but it hasn't worked properly. The last step on the instructions it says to wait 1 to 3 minutes flash time but doesn't say if to wipe it off or not. I wiped it off after the stated time so was I supposed to leave it on? I know you do that with Forte? Thanks
Was it already mentioned and I missed it? Why do you leave the product so long on the bonnet
15 min cure time
@@ForensicDetailingHow are you feeling with the fillers of this product almost a year later?
Is it me but does the car stay wet for longer when using ceramic coating? My car sits there with water droplets for hours where other cars are bone dry
Great video John
. Would I be ok to polish the whole car then wipe it off or will it set hard if left on too long. Thanks bud
it wont set hard no so that should be ok
Thank you sir. Appreciate you taking the time to reply
Have you now moved entirely to gyeon prep over your homemade IPA mix? I feel Gyeon prep is very expensive for a product that is over 50% IPA
not really I still have both mate but prep is better than my homebrew.
@@ForensicDetailing good to know, cheers! Worth me getting some prep I think then for the odd bit of polishing I do
Can I used a lake country foam orange pad on that product
yes
Hi Jon, is this system ok for a weekend warrior. My car is pretty clean, I’ve used Bilt hamber touchless then touch on over the winter so it has protection, will it be worth stripping before using the rupes uno, then is it worth topping with a good wax like gyeon wax
Yes you could just wash clay if needed. Go over with advanced like I did. Then top with gyeon wax. I've not tested that but should be fine.
@@ForensicDetailing will be durable use wax on this polisher+wax?
Uno pure is this stuff wihout wax.
So its better use uno pure if will be used hard wax ...or?
What about plastic trim?? Especially black matte lower panels and those black piano trims?
What do you say abouth Meguiars D301? It is something similar
Yer I don't use the megs compounds now m8 but megs abrasives are good so if you have it use it all up m8
Sir is it possible using it with a black pad?
Yes m8
I shaked the bottle UNO Advanced for about 10 minutes and it’s still as thin as water. Is this okay? Can’t get really dots out of it so thin it is.
Hi Jon would this make Rupes DA Fine redundant due to the added protection? Or would is this not as good at finishing as the DA Fine?
Da fine you use when you want to put coating or your own sealant or just finish out
@@ForensicDetailing in a business mindset for customers who don’t want a full ceramic coating, do you think it would be smarter to use this uno protect, or would it be better to use DA fine and then a cheaper spray coating like Gyeon ceramic detailer?
so I would use uno advanced over uno protect as AIO's the protection in advanced is a lot better. So if customer wants more durable protection then use use DA fine and the degrease and seal or wax. Gyeon ceramic detail is not a durable baseline sealant. so if you use DA fine go for a full on sealant or wax mate.
Very nice video, how do you like the new Rupes cordless, vs the PXE80.
The the pxe is more nano with 3 inch function. The rules is our and our 3 inch. It has a lot more power than the pxe. But the pxe I think is the best nano on the market.
Hi, can you confirm the machine polisher and pad you are using on this please. Cheers.
Flex cordless 125mm plate , yellow (fine, medium) rupes foam pad.
Do you have any recommendations for a good MF to use for one bucket washing?
i use a chenille mate
Useful insight Jon, I'm planning Ito give me car it's first ever DA treatment in the Easter holiday - its an MX5 30th Anniversary Edition so the orange and black will really come out. What do you recommend for the cutting stage that would work in harmony with this product? - nothing onerous more previous owner washing damage. Cheers, Kevin
Hard to say but soft paint usually. So rupes blue and coarse might not be needed. So could cut it prolly with yellow rupes and Da fine yellow polish and finish with advanced on white. Or cut with Koch h8 on flex purple for more cut and finish with flex red pad and rupes advanced
Hey mate I'm planning on doing the same car for the first time this spring. Same as you; very fine washing swirls from previous owner. I'm thinking of going wIth Scholl concepts s30/s40 on an orange scholl pad or neo honey spider pad. Could also use yellow rupes or any light polishing pad really. Any really fine finishing polish will be suitable. I've been doing loads of research as for the best approach due to knowing the Mazda paint is notoriously thin and soft to medium hardness. Good luck buddy and let me know what you use and how you got on!
Have you compared this with 3D speed?
Not 8n video no. But protection 8s better in advanced.
It’s ok ,it’s a good addiction in search of the gloss
Will Carpro Essence give same result?
no thats more like a ceramic primer, you cant use advanced like that
I use RUPES too
Hey John, I’ve ran into a problem using Uno Advanced. I used it just as the directions say, and I even did a full decon process beforehand. I left it on for a hour. However, the next time I go to wash my car the paint’s hydrophobics was lifeless. The water was flat. I did forget to panel wipe beforehand however. So should I repolish the whole car now?
thats a bit weird you should get some decent repellency mate. some shampoos can mask a lot though if they contain conditioners or cationic components. but even so you should get some good repellency.
Same here. Did 2 vehicles on customers and a few weeks later no repellents etc. could of over worked it ? I dunno not use it since
@@ForensicDetailing Yeah it’s super bizarre. Complete flat water behavior. I tried using reset, descale, and BH Auto Foam. No change
@@AVSVALETINGDETAILING I’m going to try and polish another panel after deconing it and then trying it out again to see if it was a one time fluke
@@SSSandhu13 let us know how it goes buddy
I prefer 3D speed
Hey Jon, I've been following your videos for a while now, and I love how you provide straight-to-the-point content. Are you open to collaboration?
Thx u so much m8.
Can the yellow rupes pad that you are using finish down enough to be done, or would there white pad be a final step after this?/
Yellow can handle it.. rarely I get terrible paint that needs mega soft paint though
Could you use this rather than doing the whole ceramic coating… if not any tips you could share I’m prepared to do all the prep and put something on alternative to ceramic coating 😂😂😂
You can't coat ontop of this.
@@ForensicDetailing yes I got that from your video however is this an alternative to placing ceramic coating in the car!
P.s it Meturtleglym lol 👏👏👏👏🤣
Hi John i got cancoatevo at the moment going to use advance how do i go about getting the cancoat off
Cancoat will buff off easily. Towards the end if it's panel life just wash, Decon and polish with advanced. But don't cancoat onto advanced. Use gyeon primer for that.
@@ForensicDetailing thank you
The guys at The Rag Company used Bead Maker on Uno Protect to remove it. It gave the paint bit more protection and bunch more gloss.
Words... words... where is the testing?
Work on your camera work a bit more I reckon to take you to the nest level
Get a better camera :)
You love detailing & all the products why not start a business and do others more often?
easier to talk about it than do it plus my knees are not the best.
These videos are the same day by day by day. Do something different man!!
Just use iso alcohol and distilled water mix better than the pricey rubbish yiur using
not really. some compounds are solvent based some are emulsions. Water and IPA isnt that effective on its own against solvent based products because its polar trying to mix with non polar (they repel each other). If you add a tiny amount of surfactant (apc will do or SLS) your IPA homebrew will be more effective because this will allow it to combine with the solvent carrier. you need to know your upper limits as well anything about 70% total IPA can swell softer aftermarket clearcoats (25% is about right). Ive done videos on how to make homebrew panel wipe and ive done videos comparing them to others. I use my own panel wipe for lots of things though so if your on a budget its an option for sure. But for complete certainty use the panel wipe thats made by the company who makes the compound you use.
@@ForensicDetailing ahh hats off to you I was always told I guess by wannabe detailing queens that iso was as good but you have corrected that for me and put me rite many thanks
Managed to get my hands on 500ml of this, do u think the hex logic orenge pad leaves a good enough finish for a 1 stage
Would u recommend this over the 3d speed wax, im finding this product very hard to find, its all sold out 😂
if you want the best protection in an AIO ive not found anything that gets near this. Consider though this is more of a finishing polish (although I actually think it has a fair bit of cut). The 3d speed is just as nice to use and buff and puts one hell of a nice shine on the car. The downside is the protection from the montan wax in 3d is short lived. I keep both these products I have 2 litres of advanced now and a bottle of 3d speed.
@ForensicDetailing ok thanks i appreciate the reply, my f30 just has some minor swirl marks but being a black car they show up. Never used a polisher before and its a long process after wash and clay. I might just use my ez car care ceramic detailer on top of the 3d, if the rupes doesn't come in stock in time.