@@vincentvalentine9417 a stalker is: "a person who harasses or persecutes someone with unwanted and obsessive attention." So no, get your facts straight
Thank you Matt for let me go to this event. I learned a lot from this event, I also missed school for this and it was well worth it. Thank you. I hope my order will be here as soon as possible so excited!!!
Ok, so I started watching your channel after Tavarish had you in his garage working on the Lamborghini. I have become Obsessed. I absolutely enjoy the channel and am always waiting on the next.
For anyone new to this channel, there's also an immense amount of information in Matt's Rupes Product series videos. Probably the most informative detailing-related content that can be found on TH-cam.
There's a tremendous amount of info in just this 30 minutes of "vlogging," so being there in person has to just be a tremendous experience. Definitely need to get this on my list of things to do at some point.
Matt can you make a video for people like my Dad who think how we wash our cars with two buckets, foam, top to bottom with running water etc is nonsense please. He has a lovely 5 series BWW but he only uses 1 bucket, no grit guard, no running water. I keep trying to tell him and teach him but he won't listen. In fact the other day I caught him washing his FILTHY car and he said don't worry I'm just getting the dirt off it (I ALMOST DIED). I would be good to do I video with some comparisons between how we wash cars to how he does and try and capture some instant swirls and scratches from a bad wash and show the camera! :) Love the video btw man!
Dears. I love what you are doing. I am using the LHR15 mark 3 as well since one week. Had learned a lot from you. I need to ask about the difference between the wool fiber pad (the thin one) and the normal colored foam pad. I mean when to use that one not the other?
17 minutes in. I’ve learned more than I have with years of watching random TH-cam videos and practicing on my own. Goal for 2019-2020... get to one of these events.
I far prefer my makita BO6050 which I've modded (mille did not exist then) for the clockwise rotation over the Flex anti clockwise however the PO6000C design is anti clockwise too and I tried two different machines and did not like the way it moved, it steered badly) the smaller orbit on the mille should finish better than the flex 8 mm forced. Sensational video, thank you OG, Jason and Dylan. Matt Gibb.
Great video thank you for sharing MATT! By the way can you find out when or if those black and white Rupes detail carts will be available for purchase soon? Thanks again have a wonderful week.
Obsessed Garage that’s sucks I would love to have one! Looking to put together a kit for my new Ryobi just waiting for you to get more 50’ Kobrajet hoses in stock. Thanks for all you guys do have a blessed day.
Hi Matt, Is there any chance that you can find out directly from Jason or Dylan the exact brand and model of those white work lights mounted to the detailing carts?
Matt - Love your videos and someday I would love to attend one of these events. I just washed the pad cleaning demo with the air compressor. Are you using filtered / dry air? I am in the market for an air compressor and wondering if there is any special accessories ( other than the air gun) to clean pads?
The RUPES facility has treated, dried air. It is a $30,000+ compressor. You don't need a dryer, but it certainly helps. I have an inlet filter and outlet filer on my dryer in my system that feeds a another filter regulator.
Absolutely loved this one!!! Seriously considering attending one of these events. I’m curious, the blower used on the pads, when he adds the water to assist in cleaning isn’t it really close to being a tornador?
Matt, my first comment ever in your channel BTW... Just wanted to say you did an amazing job braining this hole meet there in Rupes... I know from a fact, that a little bit of tips and tricks using a paint correction systems changes the experience of Detailing... Otherwhise the learning curve by ourselves sometimes is too long and messy... Anyways, congrats to you, to the guys attending there and cheers to Jason as Dylan who does this teaching thing excellent! 💪💪💪
@@Tank4sale the spritz of water should be used on heavy compound or polish buildup. But they said to keep blowing out the pads as much as possible which is after every pass or panel. But keep it frequent..
I didn't see anyone in playing with a Cyclo. Of course they're not popular, but did they not have one out in the garage? I know I'd play with one if I could just cuz I'd never use one otherwise. My bro-in-law interviewed for a job with the company that makes Lustra stuff (the pre-soak wash they had in their wash bay). It's insane how many different variations on every chemical they have. Most of them sound really harsh, so I'm surprised that Rupes is using what seems to be chem for general public touchless car washes in their own system. Rupes should improve their PPE situation. I couldn't help but wish that everyone had at least a simple dust mask for cleaning pads with compressed air. Even with water and aiming down and away, there is so much junk that will get into and hang in the air. It's not worth the health risk even for hobbyists, but especially for pros who do a lot more of this. I also didn't see any ear protection, and while I don't know how many decibels you are dealing with running Rupes machines in that garage, I know that before I took safety more seriously, my ears could ring for quite awhile after running my DA for a bit even outside.
I don't think that is the point that was being made. The point about car cleaning, polishing etc is about how one approaches their life. High quality input results in high quality output. Systematic approach, etc etc.
was waiting for a video the entire weekend. You could stream your entire life and I would still watch it
that's called a stalker
@@vincentvalentine9417 a stalker is: "a person who harasses or persecutes someone with unwanted and obsessive attention." So no, get your facts straight
Weirdo.
These videos are some of my favorites, just the little things that are said are eye opening. Thanks for sharing!
Wow learned so much in this short video. I need to attended an event like this in the future. Great work Matt putting this together.
Great video Matt! I guess you're going to have get some tornadoes in the store! Like that sweater too.
Man watching this video, I get pulled in hard. I want to save for the next one or have one at OG. Really enjoy learning this art.
Thank you Matt for let me go to this event. I learned a lot from this event, I also missed school for this and it was well worth it. Thank you. I hope my order will be here as soon as possible so excited!!!
Ok, so I started watching your channel after Tavarish had you in his garage working on the Lamborghini. I have become Obsessed. I absolutely enjoy the channel and am always waiting on the next.
seriously thank you for these videos, this is amazing, valuable content for free..
Thanks for sharing this great video, Matt!
That pad cleaning demo was excellent. I'm starting to believe you on how valueable the training is
For anyone new to this channel, there's also an immense amount of information in Matt's Rupes Product series videos. Probably the most informative detailing-related content that can be found on TH-cam.
Amazing man, hope some day you can do something like this at OG destination. Great stuff Matt, 👍
Would like to see a video with a fast arm movement and the results Vs the slow arm movement no pressures results....
There's a tremendous amount of info in just this 30 minutes of "vlogging," so being there in person has to just be a tremendous experience. Definitely need to get this on my list of things to do at some point.
Looks like a great time! Hope to attend a Rupes event someday. Looking forward to meeting you tomorrow at HQ!
This was great, thank you for sharing Matt
Matt can you make a video for people like my Dad who think how we wash our cars with two buckets, foam, top to bottom with running water etc is nonsense please. He has a lovely 5 series BWW but he only uses 1 bucket, no grit guard, no running water. I keep trying to tell him and teach him but he won't listen. In fact the other day I caught him washing his FILTHY car and he said don't worry I'm just getting the dirt off it (I ALMOST DIED). I would be good to do I video with some comparisons between how we wash cars to how he does and try and capture some instant swirls and scratches from a bad wash and show the camera! :)
Love the video btw man!
Jason sounds just like Chip Foose and looks a little like him as well. Great video and very informative.
Soo much info! Thank you for providing a bts Matt. Learned quite more every video.
Dears. I love what you are doing. I am using the LHR15 mark 3 as well since one week. Had learned a lot from you. I need to ask about the difference between the wool fiber pad (the thin one) and the normal colored foam pad. I mean when to use that one not the other?
Matt, bring this to the OG destination @ Lady Lake...!
17 minutes in. I’ve learned more than I have with years of watching random TH-cam videos and practicing on my own.
Goal for 2019-2020... get to one of these events.
I was there. Highly recommended!
Thanks Matt! 💙
Brilliant information, especially pad priming 👍👍
I far prefer my makita BO6050 which I've modded (mille did not exist then) for the clockwise rotation over the Flex anti clockwise however the PO6000C design is anti clockwise too and I tried two different machines and did not like the way it moved, it steered badly) the smaller orbit on the mille should finish better than the flex 8 mm forced. Sensational video, thank you OG, Jason and Dylan. Matt Gibb.
Great video thank you for sharing MATT! By the way can you find out when or if those black and white Rupes detail carts will be available for purchase soon? Thanks again have a wonderful week.
I don't think they are slated to come here.
Obsessed Garage that’s sucks I would love to have one! Looking to put together a kit for my new Ryobi just waiting for you to get more 50’ Kobrajet hoses in stock. Thanks for all you guys do have a blessed day.
Hi Matt,
Is there any chance that you can find out directly from Jason or Dylan the exact brand and model of those white work lights mounted to the detailing carts?
Thanks Matt
Matt - Love your videos and someday I would love to attend one of these events. I just washed the pad cleaning demo with the air compressor. Are you using filtered / dry air? I am in the market for an air compressor and wondering if there is any special accessories ( other than the air gun) to clean pads?
The RUPES facility has treated, dried air. It is a $30,000+ compressor. You don't need a dryer, but it certainly helps. I have an inlet filter and outlet filer on my dryer in my system that feeds a another filter regulator.
I wanna go work there, I don't care how I will start sweeping the darn floors.
Timboslice you can’t sweep floors that’s Dylan’s job
Grant Hawtree Shoot man don’t destroy my dream!
Thank you so much for this whole series! Do you know what brand or where i can get an air nozzle like that? Regards
That is a Tornador blower.
Awesome video. Very informative 👍
Absolutely loved this one!!! Seriously considering attending one of these events. I’m curious, the blower used on the pads, when he adds the water to assist in cleaning isn’t it really close to being a tornador?
It is the Tornador.
Obsessed Garage I’m
Soooooo smart!!! Thank you!!!!
Matt, my first comment ever in your channel BTW...
Just wanted to say you did an amazing job braining this hole meet there in Rupes...
I know from a fact, that a little bit of tips and tricks using a paint correction systems changes the experience of Detailing... Otherwhise the learning curve by ourselves sometimes is too long and messy...
Anyways, congrats to you, to the guys attending there and cheers to Jason as Dylan who does this teaching thing excellent! 💪💪💪
Thanks man!
training becomes mastery.
DYLAN! Know him from bakc in the day off a GM Truck forum!
are you still doing this? how can i sign up?
This is Great !!! :-)
Hell yeah, they know what’s up when it comes to pumps. 🤙🏻 cat all the way.
when he was talking about priming the pad, does the same thing apply to micro fiber pads?
Yes, but you must butter a fiber pad.
Awesome tip on pad cleaning. What is that device Jason uses? A Tornador?
Correct the tornador.
Was it a spritz of water after every set or when finished for finial clean ?
@@Tank4sale the spritz of water should be used on heavy compound or polish buildup. But they said to keep blowing out the pads as much as possible which is after every pass or panel. But keep it frequent..
@@jonathanabrego18 awesome.. Thanks for the reply 👍
Any reason you never use Rupes compounds and polishes?
I think companies that focus on chemicals do a better job.
I would just wear a name tag. Easy enough.
I didn't see anyone in playing with a Cyclo. Of course they're not popular, but did they not have one out in the garage? I know I'd play with one if I could just cuz I'd never use one otherwise.
My bro-in-law interviewed for a job with the company that makes Lustra stuff (the pre-soak wash they had in their wash bay). It's insane how many different variations on every chemical they have. Most of them sound really harsh, so I'm surprised that Rupes is using what seems to be chem for general public touchless car washes in their own system.
Rupes should improve their PPE situation. I couldn't help but wish that everyone had at least a simple dust mask for cleaning pads with compressed air. Even with water and aiming down and away, there is so much junk that will get into and hang in the air. It's not worth the health risk even for hobbyists, but especially for pros who do a lot more of this. I also didn't see any ear protection, and while I don't know how many decibels you are dealing with running Rupes machines in that garage, I know that before I took safety more seriously, my ears could ring for quite awhile after running my DA for a bit even outside.
What’s up?
😁👍😎
😂that thumbnail
Lol, learn how to polish your car. Then you can conquer the world. Haha wtf, that was some serious stretch.
I don't think that is the point that was being made. The point about car cleaning, polishing etc is about how one approaches their life. High quality input results in high quality output. Systematic approach, etc etc.
Bingo
how much was this event?
$1000