@@cvrpovdon’t we need clear coat after the solvent paint? I’m slightly confused how you achieve the shine and protection without clearcoat. Look forward to your response thanks
@@seemaabit’s all about depth, those scratches might have mostly scratched the clear coat. Scratches to the uninitiated are deceiving as they’re always white regardless of whether the scratched has reached the paint. In a lot of cases you’re simply sanding and polishing the clear coat. But to answer your question you can do as seen in the video and then use a spray can clear coat on top, then polish if you’d like. I’d likely apply clear coat to the entire wing mirror casing or panel in that case for the best finish. As you’ll see from his videos, it’s just not always necessary for a good enough repair.
i can't believe this man. mind blown. ive learned so much from your channel. im even thinking i could make a small home business outta this . . . . . .
Just found your channel and I'm so glad I did. I messed up my bumper by grabbing and wet sanding with 400 grit sandpaper 😢 I have a lot of scratches as you can imagine but nothing deep where my fingernail catches like you showed in this video just all cosmetic scratches. I'm gonna try to use the compound as you did in this video and hope it works haha. Thanks again for your awesome video. Fingers crossed!
Your work is impressive and has given me the confidence to tackle some issues on my car bodywork. Only issue is weather as I don’t have a garage sadly.
Just discovered your excellent videos. Love the way you explain things, with great tips and make it seem that anyone can - with care and patience - have a go. I'm going to tackle some large stone chips on my bonnet and, thanks to you, I'm confident of a good finish. Wish me luck! 😂🤞
@@johnzenkin1344 I haven't actually started it yet as we're moving house and I've been too busy, plus the weather has been so poor I'm waiting for a bit of warmth as I'll just have to put the front of the car inside the garage door. I'll certainly report back and am still confident of an excellent result!
I'm looking to give this a go on my mirror caps, I do have a question though... my cars metallic black, I've purchased a touch up bottle from a paint shop, being metallic I'll need to apply lacquer, would you mix the lacquer with the paint or is there a different process ide need to proceed with? Great tutorials, keep em up!
Hi and thank you for all the useful videos. May I ask? What type of color do you use here? It's black glossy for plastics? I have a similar damage (not that big) and I was thinking to give it a try following your method. Thanks in advance!
This video was great! I was astonished at the gloss level you achieved without having to spray on a clear-coat. Is clear coat mostly just for protection? Thank you.
I have watched tone of detailing videos on youtube, and no one like you, in my opinion, you are the best on youtube. Subscribe to your channel and big like your videos. Hope you upload more tutorials about removing scratches.
Watched a lot of your vids, gives so much great info. 2 questions, how much pressure do you give when wet sanding. It looks like quite a bit. Also, when cutting sand marks, is it best to keep moving quite quickly as apposition to more slowly when polishing! Thank you.
Question.the solvent paint ,is it mixed with hardener? Or is that paint your using just the base color not mixed with hardener or clear? And love the videos you make it look so easy . Thank you for the demo videos very insightful
Thanks so much for this. Someone just doored my passenger door and left some scratches to the primer. Can I use the same method on the door? Would I need a machine polish or can I hand polish?
Love your work 👍 can I ask where you get the black spreadable paint from as this would be perfect for what I need to do on mine after watching your tutorials.
@@cvrpov Can you tell me this solvent base paint it's with clearcoat in it? I have a Bmw kit repair paint and I don't know how to use it, I have 12 ml base paint and 12 ml clearcoat, I have to mix it?
When using paint can you use a touch up pen over the deeper marks and let dry and sand back etc ? or is solvent paint the same , i have not done this type of stuff yet hence the question ! Thanks
Can I ask you a question? Should the black paint be the same as the car´s original paint? So you order it for the paint code and you do the process of the video. Thanks in advance, amazing video
Great as always mate! Do you know if after several car washes or after a while (few months) the paint doesn't get dull again since it has no clear coating over the paint???? Any inputs on that?
I've just bought some of your paint! At what point do you know when to stop needing to increase grit number? One of your other videos on a deep scratch just used 1500 & 2000, whereas this video you used up to 3000 grit.
Hi. Adding 3000 makes polishing alot easier. Some people may not have access to it, so I demonstrate it can be done without, but adding more grades will definalty add a guarantee of better finishing
love the videos , got a couple of questions. 1. can i use the cars original touch up paint? 2. once finished how will the paint protection be affected as some of the lacquer is obviously taken away
Copied this tutorial and now I have a flatend looking panel even tho I have polished. Is it that my drill is too slow or maybe because I used t cut in red bottle?
Great video, question, I have the same repair on my Tiguan but how do I get a color match for the black side view mirrors?? My truck is grey, but my side view mirrors are glossy black
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As a detailer getting into paint chip correction...you sir get a sub. Fantastic work!
But he admitted it's still visible. So...
Man, everything you touch turns to BRILLIANCE!
Haha appreciate the comment
💯
One of the best detailing channels on TH-cam
Appreciate your feedback Tom
That's 100% in may book, for the simple reason, anyone elses looking for damage, wouldn't notice it.
Good stuff
@@cvrpovExcellent bit of work
@@cvrpovdon’t we need clear coat after the solvent paint? I’m slightly confused how you achieve the shine and protection without clearcoat. Look forward to your response thanks
@@seemaabit’s all about depth, those scratches might have mostly scratched the clear coat. Scratches to the uninitiated are deceiving as they’re always white regardless of whether the scratched has reached the paint. In a lot of cases you’re simply sanding and polishing the clear coat.
But to answer your question you can do as seen in the video and then use a spray can clear coat on top, then polish if you’d like.
I’d likely apply clear coat to the entire wing mirror casing or panel in that case for the best finish.
As you’ll see from his videos, it’s just not always necessary for a good enough repair.
i can't believe this man. mind blown. ive learned so much from your channel. im even thinking i could make a small home business outta this . . . . . .
Alot of people have done yes
That's a revolution for me as a home detailer . Thank you ❤
People like yourself are naturally good when it comes to doing videos
Just found your channel and I'm so glad I did. I messed up my bumper by grabbing and wet sanding with 400 grit sandpaper 😢 I have a lot of scratches as you can imagine but nothing deep where my fingernail catches like you showed in this video just all cosmetic scratches. I'm gonna try to use the compound as you did in this video and hope it works haha. Thanks again for your awesome video. Fingers crossed!
You are a master of your craft mate!
Thanks for the content. It's fantastic for a newbie like me!
Your work is impressive and has given me the confidence to tackle some issues on my car bodywork. Only issue is weather as I don’t have a garage sadly.
Well done and thank you for your honesty and easy to follow instructions.
Thats truly awesome work, never thought of using a card to scrape the paint in before :)
I have many methods to show
I love the way you make things look sooooo easy. Great job.
Keep it simple
I've been following and practicing these techniques at my work, and they work brilliantly, best channel for my business👍
Just discovered your excellent videos. Love the way you explain things, with great tips and make it seem that anyone can - with care and patience - have a go. I'm going to tackle some large stone chips on my bonnet and, thanks to you, I'm confident of a good finish. Wish me luck! 😂🤞
@@johnzenkin1344 I haven't actually started it yet as we're moving house and I've been too busy, plus the weather has been so poor I'm waiting for a bit of warmth as I'll just have to put the front of the car inside the garage door. I'll certainly report back and am still confident of an excellent result!
I'm sure i've commented on one this guys videos before he is absolutely amazing👏👏👍
Appreciate the support
Magical. It's the skill you have. Not to go too deep. Just right, clear coat only. Most of us try this and go too far, through the clear coat.
Thanks bud
@@cvrpov can you repair something when you have accidentally sanded through the clear ?
Excellent job I tried this on a rear plastic bumper with great success, thanks for a great time saving approach 👍
Result looks reeaally nice!
How long does it last looking that good?
Didn't expect that at all. Nice job sir, I will be trying this method 👍🏼
Great, thanks
Perfect, i was looking for a way to fix some spots on my car. So much great info on your channel, thanks! Keep up the good work!
Thanks for watching
That looks excellent. A really helpful video. Will be trying that on my bumper scratches.
One of the best video on TH-cam
Nice of you to say. Thanks for watching
You made that look so easy, top work!
That turned out better than I expected
Great job, and very informative
Used this process and very good results ,on other areas as well
Awesome
Your gifted. Charge accordingly. Good luck Sir.
Thanks Roderick
Really helpful, thanks for simple introductions that anyone can do it by themselves. Cheers...🎉
Glad it was helpful!
Wow! That would make some so nervous. Great work.
Ha, cheers
Another stonking video thanks. Excellent stuff. Do you have video showing a repair to clearcoat?
This was a clearcoat repair mate
@@cvrpov I mean where the lacquer has worn off from a small area
Amazing improvement, definitely thought that would take way more effort
Great job nice and easy ideal for the home diy thank for the video
Definitely
Can’t even see the damage at all. Nice job 👍🏻
Bloody great work. Just what I need as I have some scuffs on my bumper that need attention. Subbed.
Brilliant work buddy.
Thanks for that demo
No problem
Wow as a carpainter i am shocked..
I tought perhaps you will do a clear coat skim after the the black paint ? Looks awesome dude 👌🏻
There a several methods and I will he covering all of them. Thanks for the comments and support
I thought that 😊
That would be great 😊
I'm looking to give this a go on my mirror caps, I do have a question though... my cars metallic black, I've purchased a touch up bottle from a paint shop, being metallic I'll need to apply lacquer, would you mix the lacquer with the paint or is there a different process ide need to proceed with?
Great tutorials, keep em up!
You could mix tiny amount of lacquer in the paint and apply. Leave overnight then try the method perhaps
Fantastic job.A credit to you sir👍👍👍👍👍🇬🇧
Nice one Malcolm
Brilliant repair 👍
Thanks 👍
Hi and thank you for all the useful videos. May I ask? What type of color do you use here? It's black glossy for plastics? I have a similar damage (not that big) and I was thinking to give it a try following your method. Thanks in advance!
After 3 months, one can see the defect of area was done since you just polished it.
Applying a UV clear coat will do it better.
I've not found this but thanks for the comments
great video, very informative and not full of usless information. Just wondering model of cordless drill?
This is really amazing method! Thanks for sharing! Just curious if this will work for metallic paint?
FANTASTIC results
Thank you for SHARING this with us .👍👍
Thanks for watching
Very impressive, liked the soluble paint tip, thanks for sharing 😃👍
No problem
@@cvrpov Did you say solvent paint or soluble paint? And what is each type?
I really appreciate your time to make videos brilliant 👍
Just found your videos- game changer!!
Thanks for the support
Great video! What is the longevity of this fix without a dab of clear coat of those new paint applied?
Did some on my van 2 yrs ago and still intact
This video was great! I was astonished at the gloss level you achieved without having to spray on a clear-coat. Is clear coat mostly just for protection? Thank you.
Fantastic skills. Love your videos.
I have watched tone of detailing videos on youtube, and no one like you, in my opinion, you are the best on youtube.
Subscribe to your channel and big like your videos.
Hope you upload more tutorials about removing scratches.
This is great to hear!
I've got plenty of this content and will be uploading regularly
@@cvrpov Looking forward to it. Love the scratch and RIDS videos too. Cheers!
Bloody ell… that’s brilliant . Nice tutorial,have subscribed THANK YOU 🙏🏼
Ive learnt do much from this channel ofer the years. Where can i get that type of paint ?
Great video. Can i ask you how i would go about removing a Bird Poo stain from my bonnet
Done 2 vids on this topic, check them out
That was stunning work. Thank you!
Thanks for the support Jack
Watched a lot of your vids, gives so much great info. 2 questions, how much pressure do you give when wet sanding. It looks like quite a bit. Also, when cutting sand marks, is it best to keep moving quite quickly as apposition to more slowly when polishing! Thank you.
I just enjoy all from one end to the other
Question.the solvent paint ,is it mixed with hardener? Or is that paint your using just the base color not mixed with hardener or clear? And love the videos you make it look so easy . Thank you for the demo videos very insightful
Excellent work bud 👌
Thankyou
stunning little vid bro what a amazing finnish top man great content and great channel
Thanks for the support kian
You're amazing Bro. Fantastic.
Cheers 🍻
Mint mate 👌 you make it look so easy too
Thanks so much for this. Someone just doored my passenger door and left some scratches to the primer. Can I use the same method on the door? Would I need a machine polish or can I hand polish?
Well done Sir looks much better
Cheers
Great video. Could you recommend the polishing mop you used in the drill? Thanks for all your great vidoes 👍
Love your work 👍 can I ask where you get the black spreadable paint from as this would be perfect for what I need to do on mine after watching your tutorials.
Hi Mark I use www.paintgear.co.uk paint if your in the UK. It's solvent based paint neat
@@cvrpov thanks I'll take a look 👍
@@cvrpov Can you tell me this solvent base paint it's with clearcoat in it? I have a Bmw kit repair paint and I don't know how to use it, I have 12 ml base paint and 12 ml clearcoat, I have to mix it?
That was amazing I want to take of some big scratches on my wife's truck to what can I do they are 3 big scratches on the SUV Trax
Mate that looks amazing 👍
Thanks
Wow, really looks great. Thanks for the tips!
No problem
Class job lad..great channel🤘
Much appreciated
When using paint can you use a touch up pen over the deeper marks and let dry and sand back etc ? or is solvent paint the same , i have not done this type of stuff yet hence the question ! Thanks
Can I ask you a question? Should the black paint be the same as the car´s original paint? So you order it for the paint code and you do the process of the video. Thanks in advance, amazing video
Brilliant video. Where do I buy a polish wheel and what attachments do I need? I've got a deep scratch on the front bumper. Grey in colour. Thanks
www.paintgear.co.uk
How do you color match? great video
Nice, but I wouldn't use high speed on buffer for compound. It'll leave bunch of "Fine" swirls mark on it...try to use low speed buffering instead
Depends what your trying to do
Great video. When you say solvent paint what do you mean by it. Does it not have clear in it or hardener ?
In the uk there are 2 main types, waterbased and solvent basecoat
This is pure genius
Using a scraper to scrape paint over the damaged clear coat and base coat..
Would this work on deep scratches on the bodywork.
Yes
Excellent tutorial sir! Thank you!
You are welcome
Great as always mate! Do you know if after several car washes or after a while (few months) the paint doesn't get dull again since it has no clear coating over the paint???? Any inputs on that?
Brilliant Work!! Well done!!
brilliat i take it that paint was from touch up pen not a spray can paint sir and would you clear coat it please
It was from a paint supplier. Solvent base neat
Really simple perfectly demonstrated loved this 👍🏻🇬🇧
Thanks mate
Amazing quick tutorial
Yes bro
Hello! And what was put on the scratches with a spatula?
Solvent paint
What kind of black pain are you applying?
Hi! Set camera (phone) focus on manual! Nice job!
Ok 👍🏻
It will flake shortly after time if it's cut through the laquar and if it's base coat paint , it want shine up on the airea you've repaired
I dont find it does but thanks for the comments
I've just bought some of your paint! At what point do you know when to stop needing to increase grit number? One of your other videos on a deep scratch just used 1500 & 2000, whereas this video you used up to 3000 grit.
Hi. Adding 3000 makes polishing alot easier. Some people may not have access to it, so I demonstrate it can be done without, but adding more grades will definalty add a guarantee of better finishing
Brilliant! If it wasn’t so chuffing hot, I’d attack a few scratches 😂
Haha I know mate
What kind of paint does he use ? Did he say solvant paint? Where do you get that
Amazing work.
Do you use a wet or dry towel to wipe it at the end?
Dry
love the videos , got a couple of questions.
1. can i use the cars original touch up paint?
2. once finished how will the paint protection be affected as some of the lacquer is obviously taken away
It needs to be solvent base neat. Maybe find a local supplier but if ur in the uk www.paintgear.co.uk can help you out. The clear is not much affected
I noticed you didn’t use clear coat this time but you did use clear cost last time for the door rock chip any reason why?
Just a different method
Copied this tutorial and now I have a flatend looking panel even tho I have polished. Is it that my drill is too slow or maybe because I used t cut in red bottle?
T cut no good. www.paintgear.co.uk if they ship to your country or look at links I provide in the description for alternatives.
Great video, question, I have the same repair on my Tiguan but how do I get a color match for the black side view mirrors?? My truck is grey, but my side view mirrors are glossy black
Cheers. Just a generic black paint will do. For example "BMW 668" which is just solid black
@@cvrpov thanks so much!!! Got it!!!
I am guessing you filled the area with Black Lacquer Paint am I correct? Being you didn’t re-clear it?
Great job Thank you!
No problem Mohammed
Can you use same technique if it went through to the plastic? Or full respray in this case?
Needs respray