If you could do a video where you go over how to fix small rock chips on hood that would be a amazing, using the oem paints and what tools we need to do a no complicated rock chip repair. I have watched rock chip repair fixes that try to make it perfect. i dont need it perfect i just need to fix the rock chip so its less noticeable. Thank You!
Hey brother. A beginner here. I did buy the 15 millimeter throw rupees. So happy you are saying that we will have great success with something like the 3D two-in-one cut and polish
Good advice. A one step polish is what most customers will be looking for - so that is really the cornerstone of paint correction. By the time you are getting requests for 2 and 3 step jobs (because your reputationis growing) you will be familiar with your equipment and ready for more advanced situations. Keep up the good work 💪
I agree, I keep with the same mentality. Keep it simple. Do what works for u and make a system that works for you. I personally like the compounds from meguiar’s pro speed line but the polishes from Adam’s. I have also had my Adam’s SK 15mm for 5yrs with no issues. I actually just bought the SK Pro 15 mm because I need another machine and something a little better. But I deff agree keeping it simple. Start small with the basics and Find Your GROOVE lol
Hey Oscar I want to ceramic coat my dads car for fathers day. I do have experience with it from the past. However he drives everywhere and the most he can give me is two days. And this is not guaranteed he wont need to go somewhere. How would i correct and coat in this time period where he might need to take the car for a short trip? Thanks
ONR rinseless wash, clay bar with ONR, Panel prep vehicle, one-step polish on a 50/50 Eurofiber pad with your favorite ceramic primer polish. Then just light mist of ipa in a microfiber and go over car once more then coat
Thank you for this… I needed something like this. Something slower with newbie terminology. One question I have is: every time you polish a vehicle you need to clay it first? Also, can I clay my car one day and work on the polishing for the next two weeks without needing to clay every time I work on it?
theres a common misconception when it comes to claying. think of it as the emergency room. we all dont want to go there, but its a last resort that can save us. same thing with clay, if the car doesn't need it, don't clay it! it's that simple. Now you may ask how do I know if it needs claying? Simply run your hand over a section after its been washed properly. Does it feel gritty? Does the paint feel like sandpaper with particles on it that are catching your hand? If so, definitely clay, even if your hand is getting caught a little bit. If it feels smooth and your hand does not get caught, then dont clay.
the underlying reason you dont want to clay unless the car absolutely needs it is because claying will induce alot of marring and scratches as it is a mechanical decontamination. The marring and scratches will be removed only through polishing. You don't want to create extra work for yourself that needs to be done later on.
Oscar great videos man keep them coming please. I just invested into my own detail business in Louisiana. Have some questions is there a way to contact you directly? Love what you are doing great work!
Dude I work at a body shop buffing and polishing cars for a living 10 hours for a 3 step correction. Never have i seen it take that long. How many years experience do you have on paint care?? Lmao
Freddy, if you work at a body shop and not a Detailing business and can bust out a 3 stage correction and have the vehicle back to your client in under 10 hrs, then the credit goes to the dudes in your paint booth and not you! Unless you are doing a 3 stage correction on a smart car! Lol
Starting off with the basics! What do you want to see next?
Coatings
Coatings for sure !
You should add how to tape up a carm
Windshield cleaning
Restoring black trim and cleaning door jams
Long time fan. I would love to see how to properly tape off a vehicle before polishing. 👍
I am a starter on on my business for detailing
I’ve been thinking of what to start with I think I’ll get a griots long throw and some one step correction, sealant
Great advice really appreciate it. Thank you for doing this type of video this is very useful.
If you could do a video where you go over how to fix small rock chips on hood that would be a amazing, using the oem paints and what tools we need to do a no complicated rock chip repair. I have watched rock chip repair fixes that try to make it perfect. i dont need it perfect i just need to fix the rock chip so its less noticeable. Thank You!
Excellent advice. I always enjoy your guidance to start simple and get experience.
Hey brother. A beginner here. I did buy the 15 millimeter throw rupees. So happy you are saying that we will have great success with something like the 3D two-in-one cut and polish
Ineterior plastics restoration
Great advice i did exactly just that 3hrs in i was like this is not what i want to do on my day off..everyone these words are very true...
Great video. This is the exact video I been looking for
Good advice. A one step polish is what most customers will be looking for - so that is really the cornerstone of paint correction. By the time you are getting requests for 2 and 3 step jobs (because your reputationis growing) you will be familiar with your equipment and ready for more advanced situations.
Keep up the good work 💪
Great video.
Great advice, thank you!
Keep it coming brother, great video can’t wait for the next.
Thanks
Matt
Do I wax after I polish?
I kinda wanna go in middle with polisher because I dont wanna buy 2 I was thinking griots g 15
I saw this video after my order came. I didn’t overcomplicate either. Got griots G9, car pro polish and compound, for pads foam orange, blue, white.
Great video!!
Thanks
Matt
Holy cow Oscar....I really could of used this video 2 years ago.....lol. your videos are so helpful !!
I love your common sense, take it slow and simple.
I agree, I keep with the same mentality. Keep it simple. Do what works for u and make a system that works for you. I personally like the compounds from meguiar’s pro speed line but the polishes from Adam’s. I have also had my Adam’s SK 15mm for 5yrs with no issues. I actually just bought the SK Pro 15 mm because I need another machine and something a little better. But I deff agree keeping it simple. Start small with the basics and Find Your GROOVE lol
Hi bro i need some help
Thanks for this great video! Wish I watched it before my first one step, which took 6 painful hours ;)
Hey Oscar
I want to ceramic coat my dads car for fathers day. I do have experience with it from the past. However he drives everywhere and the most he can give me is two days. And this is not guaranteed he wont need to go somewhere. How would i correct and coat in this time period where he might need to take the car for a short trip? Thanks
If you have experience you can do everything in 7 hours by yourself or 4-5 hours with two people
ONR rinseless wash, clay bar with ONR, Panel prep vehicle, one-step polish on a 50/50 Eurofiber pad with your favorite ceramic primer polish. Then just light mist of ipa in a microfiber and go over car once more then coat
@@chrisgorgol9442 Appreciate it. Just concerned on the timing of the one step time.
Looking forward to a step by step polishing process video.
Thank you for this… I needed something like this. Something slower with newbie terminology. One question I have is: every time you polish a vehicle you need to clay it first? Also, can I clay my car one day and work on the polishing for the next two weeks without needing to clay every time I work on it?
theres a common misconception when it comes to claying. think of it as the emergency room. we all dont want to go there, but its a last resort that can save us. same thing with clay, if the car doesn't need it, don't clay it! it's that simple. Now you may ask how do I know if it needs claying? Simply run your hand over a section after its been washed properly. Does it feel gritty? Does the paint feel like sandpaper with particles on it that are catching your hand? If so, definitely clay, even if your hand is getting caught a little bit. If it feels smooth and your hand does not get caught, then dont clay.
the underlying reason you dont want to clay unless the car absolutely needs it is because claying will induce alot of marring and scratches as it is a mechanical decontamination. The marring and scratches will be removed only through polishing. You don't want to create extra work for yourself that needs to be done later on.
Love the shop bro I’m jealous!!
We're trying to leave this place. It's not ideal
Really like this video! A pleasure to learn “how to” instead-from watching a “ product promotion!”
make a video on pricing polishing/corrections services pls. currently charging $35-$85 per panel.
Oscar great videos man keep them coming please. I just invested into my own detail business in Louisiana. Have some questions is there a way to contact you directly? Love what you are doing great work!
Dude I work at a body shop buffing and polishing cars for a living 10 hours for a 3 step correction. Never have i seen it take that long. How many years experience do you have on paint care?? Lmao
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Freddy, if you work at a body shop and not a Detailing business and can bust out a 3 stage correction and have the vehicle back to your client in under 10 hrs, then the credit goes to the dudes in your paint booth and not you! Unless you are doing a 3 stage correction on a smart car! Lol
He's using 3d in the last clip 🤣🤣👈👈😁 why would u say is 3d even a brand😂😂🤣👈😁🤧🤧🤔👈
Is that your garage? Its gigantic
It's a 1500SF shop. We hope to be out of here within 8 months
Tony Stark
Damn bruh you got swole pretty quick, you sure you not juicing? Nah I’m jk! When you gonna drop another deadlift video?
Yo u know he is 🤣😇 he's too hyped no one gets results that fast unless your taking something 🤣🤣🤣👈🤧🤔👈😂😁💪💪👈