Do you need a rotary polisher? DIY Detail Podcast #85
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- If you’re a beginner detailer, which polisher should you buy first…a dual action machine or a rotary? Or, an even better question: is the rotary polisher even relevant any more? If so, who should use it - and when?
If any of these questions resonate with you, then you’ll want to give this podcast a listen. You might also want to watch this video, where Yvan teaches polishing basics to Emily The Audi Nerd: • HOW TO POLISH FOR THE ...
A couple of rotary polisher accessories:
ROTARY JEWELING PAD: bit.ly/RotaryJewelingPad
GOLD STANDARD POLISH: bit.ly/GoldStandardPolish
LAKE COUNTRY 4000 PAD WASHER: bit.ly/PadWasher
If you’re new to the channel, here’s a great overview of the Gold Standard Polishing System: • Detailing 101 polishin...
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I know you guys don’t have a rotary cutting pad, but can you do a video doing a full cut and finish doing it on speed 1 with the rotary? Maybe use the purple wool pad from lake country?
Good idea
So Yvan and Nick, Yes you can finish with a rotary. I've also used those old wool pads especially with lacquer paints. "Just dated myself" Like everything things keep evolving and if you don't stay up with the times you loose. I'll keep using my old trusty rotary but I'll never stop learning. A DA has it's place and I will use it when I need too. I learned from a master of the trade in a high end body shop. He always said "Kid DON'T fight the tool" Sound familiar? Have a great day and keep the videos coming.
You’re 71 sir! ❤
You had a good teacher.
I used a rotary yesterday for the first time after using a using a DA for the last 15 years. It was much easier to use than the DA and did the Job much quicker. I am just a hobbyist, but the rotary is my new favorite. My porter cable DA had so much vibration that my arms would "buzz" for a few minutes after turning it off. After watching your videos on the rotary, I picked up a used Mac cordless rotary from eBay. Used it with a wool buffing pad and gold standard polish to take marks out of the paint left by fender flares that I removed from my truck. Following Yvan's video instructions, everything was super easy, and no clear coat was harmed.
Wow, thank you.
Nice, I have been holding off on buying a rotary. I want the DIY rotary.❤❤
Thank you.
I’m excited, I’ve got 4 AIO jobs booked this week and I will be trying them using a rotary. Thanks brother.
Let us know how it goes in our facebook group
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I’ve never used a rotary, only da’s up to this point but had great results with the processes and your products. I just bought a rotary and the red jeweling pad because the most gloss possible is what I want to achieve on my own car. I can see where that might not be important for some, but it’s a personal preference on how they want the finish. Thanks for the great conversation and content.
Thank you.
Hello Lads,
Great video.👍 It is great to hear your views on finishing with the rotary. I am only an enthusiast with nothing like the experience of pros like your good selves. But, I too, favour the rotary for finishing and jewelling. It is definitely a technique that has been forgotten about. I have only been using one since the early 00s, but always use my trusty rotary with a Lake Country finishing pad and an old-school polish for jewelling. That polish is Menzerna P085rd. This combo always produces a really glossy finish.👍👍👍
Great!
Excellent video on a controversial subject. In the end I say use what ever tool your more comfortable with. This reminds me of go kart racing where my engine made 19 horsepower and the top teams made 24 horsepower. I won some, lost more, and often set fastest lap in the race. The determining factor was egos. A lot of people cannot control their ego and over do it. I see the same trend in detailing too. Just stay within yourself. Thank you for a good video!
Well said.
You guys are the best! Thanks for sharing your wisdom!
Our pleasure!
Great video guys thank you I’ve been detailing since the early 90s and I’m still learning new things and I think paint technology has progressed so quickly that we have to react just the same way. I still believe heat is the enemy when I first started using a DA I would go balls to the wall and realize I’m swelling the paint. If there is such a thing today I go on the lowest speed I can love to master a rotary and the points that you both have said, I’m starting to think I should jump into that…. I just recently purchased an ISF, an ultrasonic blue. Unfortunately the previous owner had a ceramic coating, cquartz finest on the car and unfortunately he did not know how to maintain this resin based coating so I ended up Claying the car I grabbed my torque 10 fx with the orange hex logic pad and unfortunately I was out of perfect finish. I went down to my local O’Reillys. They actually had some old Maguires mirror glazed professional swirl remover 2.0 I ended up using that and I have to say I got that blue to 70% of where I want it again I went slow. I didn’t go crazy on the RPM because I know how Japanese paint is after that. I top coated with some ultra lock ,the car looks amazing. I hope to try the products you guys have, great video guys. Thanks.
Thank you, feel free to share your thoughts on our facebook group
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The rotary is an amazing tool! I prefer it to the DA following Yvan’s methods of speed 1 with a damp pad using the LC pad washer. The final gloss you get with that and the red jeweling pad combo is 🔥🔥🔥🔥!
Thank you.
Back in '93 when I started detailing, all we had in our shop was Black & Decker rotaries with big wool pads, and 4 steps of compounds that you could actually feel the grit in the initial steps. Basically liquid sandpaper....lol...you had to develop a really soft touch with those first couple steps. Then we used a clean big wool pad to buff off the hazed-over wax after hand applying. we still had to do a hand-buff afterward (with the softest terry cloth towel we could find) for a smooth shine. My, how times and techniques have changed...lol. Maybe it's nostalgia, but my pad tote always has at least one of those big wool pads (usually unused) kinda like a security blanket.
Brings back memories
I used a rotary with the gold pad and polish today on a black truck with only a couple of passes to boost the gloss. The client freaked out over the results. I technically could have done a ton more correcting but the client didn't care. I adore my rotary.
Good.👍
Speed 1 for gold pad?
@@efrainsanchez1999 Yep!
I used to use rotary when I was spray painter it's the best when we used to sand down then buff I feel it used to have more pop with the rotary. I'll addmit sometimes I used to struggle with finishing up
Use our red rotary jeweling pad and finishing will be effortless.
In my case, I also liked the rotary better. I'm just a weekend warrior and polished months ago. I bought 2 cheap polishers (SPTA) 5-6 inch 15mm DA and a 1-3 inch rotary. At first my plan was use the 5 inch DA on big areas and 3 inch rotary on small areas. Then I was REALLY having a hard time finishing using the DA on my soft black VERY finicky paint. The DA was always leaving a lot of haze and those hazes were not minor. They were more prominent on curves and contours. I was also using quality pads (Lake Country SDO pads) Even if I use the orange one instead of the blue (heavy polish pad) it was still leaving hazes. Also tried A LOT of chemical and pad combination ls but still I couldn't get it right. I was already getting REALLY frustrated. Then I watched one vid from papasmurf on also a soft black paint, he leveled down to a 8mm DA since 15mm was too aggressive. Then I tried to use my rotary paired with Rupes Fine (yellow) waffle pad and viola, perfect cut and finish. The DA also didn't cut the way I wanted. There were imperfections that weren't removed. Then my SPTA polisher broke, I tried to finish the unfinished parts with the DA again and it even burned through the paint on the edge of the side mirror (no pressure). The movement of the DA is really aggressive on the paint. Fast forward to today, I almost fully invested in a rotary polisher, both 5-7 inches and another 1-3 inches together with quality pads. Also got DIY Detail yellow waffle pad and the wool pad. Both are really of great quality. I thought at first it was the same as the Rupes fine waffle pad but DIY Detail was much harder, almost the same density as the blue SDO pad. Paint corrected 2 cars already with no hassle. I even went back to the side mirror where the DA burned through the paint, the rotary didn't burn through it.
Take away for those planning to buy: Rent or try the rotary and DA and see first what you like before investing. Good thing I tried the cheap ones first because almost bought the Rupes Mk1 LH15 DA. I also got into the DA hype because it's more advanced. Only to find out in the end that I liked the rotary better. Better in tight spaces, contours and curves. I don't know who started that rotary is scary 😅
Thank you, whoever started it needs a time out in the corner.
Keep up your good works sir.
I am new to the detailing world. I try grinder as polisher.too much speed.and I bought DA. Feel like i want to throw the machine.😅.now again I bought another FR and that was fun and nice.but still gear noise i can hear. Last tool i want to buy rotary. But i want small rotary..
Thanks for informative video.
Thanks 👍
Y'all rock! I love the new shop! Name the new detail shop "Shawshank"!!
lol, we will redeem it.
Im from the old school like ivan. I started with a rotary in 2000 i like da and rotary
Good
Gold Standard is the way!
Thank you.
I think it would be beneficial if you guys did a quick video on what happens when you use a rotary improperly so we can see it happen in real time. I have no problem saying that I have been terrified to use a rotary because of all the doom and gloom out there about them.
Good idea
This is a great honest video....I'm old school but it will always be rotary for me. I guess there's a place for the DA orbital but I believe it's in the weekend warriors tool cabinet...not in the older pro's cabinet. Honestly I've never given the DA a fair chance...I just don't see any reason to....if it ain't broke don't fix it. Thanks for video
Correct , the real reason is that a long stroke( 25mm) will cut faster and cleaner than a rotary. The rotary for finishing can’t be replaced
On a DA polisher with the gold standard polish with the waffle pad Which setting should I use Remove Micromarring?
2-3
Excited to do “the stack” on my new car. It has ppf on the front as well. Should I polish after I do the clay towel and should I polish the ppf with the gold? Ppf is a week old.
A very light quick polish will be advantageous. Please share your results in our facebook group
bit.ly/DIYDetailFacebookGroup
@@diydetailofficial thank you
I love the battle of the rotary / DA
Both win in the end.
Three questions:
1) RPMs or ergonomics: my workbench is Milwaukee (so I have many M18 batteries). The lowest RPM on the Milwaukee rotary is 600. Do you prefer Flex because of Flex’s ergonomics or its lower RPM? Is 600 RPM on the Milwaukee low enough?
2) I am doing only my cars (not a pro detailer). I don’t want to cut, except maybe the hood (light scratches). So my thinking is go with a rotary with yellow waffle pad and gold standard polish. And for the hood: should I do the yellow pad twice or use a cutting pad, and then the yellow waffle pad to polish?
3) You’ve already convinced me to get a rotary so what drives your recommendation in other videos that if you only get one tool you should get a DA?
Thx!
1 prefer the corded tools because of the weight of cordless.
2 Yellow pad to cut, red rotary jeweling pad to finish.
3 a DA provides more cut, something you don’t need.
The Gold Standard system and 555 technique has a faster outcome that is superior for preserving clear coat than cutting with a rotary. The Gold Standard Hybrid Wool pad has a good durable life span too. To be clear, I am a rotary fan and I would rather use a rotary all day, every day. BUT consider:
Many scratches not through the clear coat will come out with the rotary or DA. But you know those fine deep scratches on dark paint that even after you sand and polish them either with rotary or DA, they still show as white scratches? The Gold Standard system with the wool pad, 21mm+ DA and 555 method goes right down in there and makes them shiny with no sanding. It may take up to three 5 second try's, washing the pad and respraying Gold Standard polish each time. But the result is the overall thickness and integrity of the top harder layer of the clear-coat is maintained while the bottom of the scratch is shiny and no longer has the white appearance. (No expensive and now unnecessary clear coat repair stuff either.)
Finishing: I regularly go from cutting with a CSI 8" wool on my rotary on slowest speed or Gold Standard Hybrid Wool on a 21mm DA, either one with Gold Standard polish, without wiping the polish off, directly to polishing with a damp 6" red jeweling rotary pad on a rotary. Again at the slowest speed of the rotary machine. The rotary has so much better gloss than the DA with it's inherent haze. However the yellow pad is firm (to help minimize DA haze) and has a good finish if you have only a DA. I don't use the yellow pad much because I find it faster and a better finish to do even one 50% overlap pass with wool pad on either a DA or rotary, and finish with the red rotary jeweling pad. Some times the Wool Hybrid on a DA is sufficient by itself. Also, you need the wool DA pad for the 555 technique on those white scratches, the yellow foam won't do it. The Gold Standard Polishing system just works if used as intended.
Thank You Yvan, Nick & DIY DETAIL!
Wow, thank you for taking the time to write this. If you’re so inclined please share your thoughts in our facebook group. bit.ly/DIYDetailFacebookGroup
First, thank you for the amazing support DIY offers through these valuable videos! My question is regarding a DA polisher with a jewel pad. I am new to polishing and my 2 year old Forester Wilderness has a very slight marring (no swirls) that you can only notice when you get close and depending on the light direction. As I would like to preserve as much as possible the paint, would you recommend using the yellow pad or start with the jewel pad? what polisher speed would that be ?
Start with the red pad at low speed and assess your progress.
Thanks! @@diydetailofficial
Hi guys are they coming to the UK please ? Love everything you do guys !!!
Eventually yes, we have distributors in the UK
Https://diydetail.com/pages/distributors
so i love the idea of learning to get around with a rotary. When you say speed one, are they all generally in the same RPM range? The rotary i would go with is the makita 9237C and its rpm is 600 on speed one then 900 on speed 2. I mainly do paint enhancements anymore as i am getting so many new vehicles to enhance and coat.
The slower the better.
@@diydetailofficial I currently use the dynabrade forced rotation DA. Are the Forced Rotation DA's also better at a slower speed? Generally run it on speed three.
Got a black Rs6 Gold standard helps for sure with wool pad but this paint is thrashed what would your suggestion be to go further
DIY Detail Gold Standard Polish with the wool pad on a 21 mm stroke machine. There are paints that should not be made perfect. If it’s too trashed you’re probably doing more damage than good trying to make it perfect.
I have the Milwaukee rotary and DA but have yet to use them….planning on starting to put on ceramic coatings in combination with my current details….but I really would like to train with these guys
Car Supplies Warehouse in April.
Awesome I’ll have to see if I can work it out…..Your videos are top notch learning a lot from you guys and pan….it has helped me greatly in taking my details from a side hobby to a legit income source for my family!!!!!
That’s great!
I’d like to see a video of cutting and polishing with the rotary. Yellow pad for cutting and then the red.
Coming soon
I'm paint sprayer and been learned on rotary and fully love them. But have a 1 question here.
Is it possible to do typical One STEP Polish?
On DA it is super easy, just need to find compromise between cutt and finish level but with rotary is bit more difficult. We can do light cutting but there are alvays holograms after wipe down. Or you can do good finish but the medium scratches are still there. If you think is is possible can you make a video about that? You will be possible the first one on TH-cam. 👍
Good idea
I'm old school and I will tell you a rotory buffer with wool pad is still very necessary for older stubborn paints
Thank you.
So with a rotary to cut the sanding marks out, do you keep the wool bonnet flat to the surface also, or can you NOT do that?
Thanks a bunch
Yes you can
Are you guys gonna post the video of polishing the Audi? I’d like to see before and after. I have a rotary but it’s a 79 dollar deal from Harbor Freight. Bought it to learn with. Gonna order one from you guys when I can.
The video will be released soon
Hey guys
Another great video !
I am buying a brand new Jaguar F-pace SVR and you have inspired me to try and ceramic coat it myself. I have never used a machine polisher before but I am a practical, hands on kind of guy and I am sure I would pick it up in no time at all. My plan is to use your products to wash and properly decontaminate the paint then use a rotary (Dewalt DCM849N-XJ) with your jewelling pad/ gold standard polish and finish with your 8 year coating. This is an £80k car. Am I mad and should I entrust the process to a professional ?
Best regards
Stan
You can do it, what’s important is to take your time. If you have a family member or friend that has an inexpensive car you can practice on first that may be helpful.
Thank you so much 😃@@diydetailofficial
I am really on the fence about buying a rotary. I have a DA and very happy with it. However I have been watching a lot of your videos and seeing the effortless operation of using a rotary got me thinking should I have one? So I started looking around and found 3 that look pretty good and have good reviews. Also reasonably priced but should I own one that is the question.
If it doesn’t break the bank, yes give it a try.
What are your thoughts on cutting with a longthrow DA and then finishing with a rotary? Will this strategy mitigate the DA haze? I have some classic cars that have decent paint but need correction to remove swirls and minor oxidation.
That’s exactly what we teach
@@diydetailofficial I'm sure I speak for everyone here, but we really appreciate the engagement with the community in the comments.
I wood buy it ,no hesitations !!!
Thank you.
I've been thinking of adding a rotary to my lineup, but I really want to go cordless. From a pure user experience level, is the Flex PE-150 the best cordless rotary around? How does the Milwaukee M18 rotary compare?
It’s all personal preference.
Rotory all day . When I started a da was a guy downtown you probably didn't want to see. 35 yrs later I started playing with das . Now I have 4 different das and 5 different Rotorys . I have honestly struggled with the da and find myself continuity going back to my Rotory. Now at starting my 40th yr I'm pretty comfortable with either but still perfer the Rotory. I think it's probably easier for someone that is a few yrs in to go from a da to a rotory than a 40 yr guy go from a rotory to a da .
The rotary is definitely an easy way to make paint beautiful.
Hi guys, I don't have a rotary. Both my polishes are DA's so was wondering if I should use my 8mm for finishing instead of the 15mm long throw for a cleaner finish. Appreciate the help
Use the 8mm for finishing
What results would you get if you use the wool pad on rotary? would it still cut like the DA?
It will cut, not as much.
Ready
Thank you
Question: If i want to finish with the red jeweling pad with the rotary should I just leave the polish on the vehicle from the first step when i used the yellow waffle prior?
With The Gold Standard Polishing System yes
hye yvan,
i like your video on rotary ! do you know if i can find RotaryJewelingPad and gold standard polish in France ? thanks. roro
Not yet, but soon. Keep an eye on this list
Https://diydetail.com/pages/distributors
Can not wait for these polishers to drop! Also are you releasing a long throw DA as well?
Yes 25mm
Late March we will have both the Rotary and 25mm da.
Rotary every time for me,your Rotary looks a decent machine
Thank you.
Can you finish with a palm sander instead of a big rotary after the DA?
Yes.
A rotary polisher reminds me of a floor polisher in that you do not fight it and I could use my one hand and a few fingers without any force at all. Let me know if I am wrong.
100% correct
Here’s the thing. I get what you’re saying. But ppl who put some pressure and maybe do higher speeds with rotary, yes it leaves holograms. But that’s the point. We know it will leave holograms so we don’t sit there checking or worrying about creating holograms. Bc final step is DA finish. So I can cut a panel in 5 minutes where as, a DA alone will take 15 minutes. (I’m guesstimating). Now I’m talking about really messed up panels.
The DA , with the right pad and technique cuts as fast and often faster. Where the big difference, and time savings occurs is in the refining step after , much less work needed.
Depends.
Thank you.
Hey guys! Quick question: I was looking at a waterless wash concentrate and I'm basically down to Feynlab vs DIYDetail. Feynlab has strong wax, sealant, and traffic film removal properties.... Does yours have any strong wax removal properties? I don't want too harsh of a product in this case..
If I were in the USA, I would've gotten both of these but I have to buy through a third party which costs extra. I would appreciate your help in this regard. Thanks!
P.s your waterless wash has a spray trigger in the pictures. Is it ready to use or in concentrated form?
For reducing the effects of waxes or sealants you need an all purpose cleaner. Our DIY Detail Rinseless Wash concentrate will easily deal with traffic film without damaging waxes, and leaves nothing behind.
Here’s a list of our distributors worldwide.
Our DIY Detail Waterless Wash is a ready to use product. Don’t confuse waterless and Rinseless washing.
th-cam.com/video/VB-vorX4Z-o/w-d-xo.htmlsi=FvYTuf9cnxsw5nUe
Https://diydetail.com/pages/distributors
Is it ok to use the yellow waffle pad to remove the light swirls? If yes, what speed (I’ve the gold liquid and rinsless wash)
Yes, low speed
I want to get the rotary only as my first tool and I’m wondering if I cant use your wool pad to cut which is a good wool pad for cutting with a rotary?
Our pad works great on a rotary
I've had many DA's and consistently struggle with pad stall and always having to learn to keep the head spinning. It's a PITA and takes the pleasure out of polishing. I've acquired a scrap boot lid and looking at a Flex rotary. DA's - don't get on with them!
Excellent
How would you do a one step with just a DA then? And also, what combo would you use to finish with a DA?
The gold pad works great on a DA
What is the weight of the rotary that you have coming out? What’s the RPM on speed 1 ? Regards, Tony
Close to 6 lbs, 600 rpm
What’s the best way to remove DA haze? Also I hear you talk about training a lot how do we get the opportunity to spend 10 minutes or couple hours with you?
The best way to remove DA haze is to use a rotary. When I do hands on training it’s a 2 day event.
Would you start your initial tool set with the 5” or 6” pads on the rotary?
6
Always
Thank you.
I just received my rotary 2h ago but I ordered the yellow pad and what goes with it
Thank you.
Can you make both types available in the UK please guys ?
Yes
Can’t wait to stay toon
Thanks
I was all set to buy a DA polisher until I saw this video. I'm just a weekend washer. The problem is that I have arthritis in both hands. I think I would be able to better control a rotary polisher as opposed to a vibrating DA. I wish you had them in stock.
That’s great, they will be back in stock.
Hey guys, I’m about to try my first paint correction on my white Mustang. I have a rotary already so I’m thinking about just using your technique with that.
My car has pretty crazy swirls and scratches.
You said use the red jeweling pad for finishing… what pad should I use for cutting with the rotary? Any brand?
Also can I just use meguaires pro compound and finish?
Thanks!!
For the pads get a nice twisted wool pad to cut. Unfortunately I have no experience with those polishes.
@@diydetailofficial thanks. Any recommendations for polishes? Or pads? Brands
Yes, The DIY Detail Gold Standard Polishing System
@@diydetailofficial thanks!!
Can you do a wheels off wheel cleaning tutorial?
Eventually, yes
Do I need a rotary for the jeweling pad? Or DA would work just fine?
Da is fine
I like my rotary.
Great
can i use a rotary for the wool and gold pad ?
Yep! Works a treat.
Yes
When is the da going to be released an rotary on speed one an two fingers will give you way better results that dual action use the red pad from you guys an good to go i have a tuexdo black f150 looks like a black glass mirrior
Both polishers will be released end of March
When are you gonna restock? Because I went on your website to buy some pads and Some materials and they're all sold out
We are restocking daily
They have all their pads stock wym?
Best finish ever is rotary... coming from the old makitas in the 80's to the lighter more balanced machines today they can't be beat... remember SPEED KILLS
So true.
Can you do a video with 5year ceramic + 3 year graphene.
Eventually
If you have Gelcoat on a RV or Boat you sure do with oxidation. When your hands go number from a DA, your mind will change quick for those who only will use a DA.
For oxidation removal put away the polisher. Instead foam on DIY Detail All Clean diluted 15/1, then agitate with a no scuff dish pad. This will strip the loose oxidation, making polishing easier and faster.
@@diydetailofficial ok I would love to see this.
You can do it yourself next time you are presented with the occasion
I say yes!it would be amazing to get my hands on the diy detail rotary 😎
Any eta?😎
Late March.
@@diydetailofficialprice range?
Yvan told me around 300@@kadaj00036
When will the polisher be available? :)
End of March 2024
So some one who only has access to a rotary can cut and finish? Speed one for both?
Correct
Is the rotary still sold out? When I try to buy it say’s “Cart Error: Variant can only be purchased with a selling plan”
Yes unfortunately
@@diydetailofficial I’ll patiently wait!
I want to know Yvan's thoughts on the hand applied clear coats that people are trying to sell these days. Specifically the ones you see on Instagram.
They have their place when it’s no longer possible to polish.
Can we use a microfiber pad with rotary?
Yes, but it’s not ideal
Nick, You said the Rotary you were going to offer would be on sale now as of this Podcast or soon....What you didn't state is what the cost will be. In my world, Details matter!
Mid to late March, price will be around $249 for the rotary 👍 we recorded this about 6 weeks ago so my apologies for the time confusion. Very soon!!
When are you coming out with the DIY rotary?
Late March 2024
What is speed 1. How many rpm’s. Mine goes lowest to 600 rpm
For finishing
600 RPM
If this is coming to Australia, please ask you know who, to keep the price attractive to us :)
Agree.. hope it handles 240v and has the right plug.. ha ha
It will be a few months before they are available in 240v
I'll say probably not, but if it looks as good as that DIY Detail "Bumble Bee" rotary, then why not!,
lol
@@diydetailofficialhow about The Tiger
Would be good to see half a panel polished with the DA and half with the Rotary. Would it be noticeable to us watching on YT?
Very difficult to see on camera
@@diydetailofficialfair enough. Thx. That paint looks great. Youve got me intrigued. Ive never used a rotary but have been using DA for a couple of years. I see rotary trails and holograms that I've hadto remove with the DA. Thats why I'm hesitant to try one.
Would a gloss meter prove the point?
I guess I have to learn to watch the whole video before I comment! lol…
Not easy to capture.
Yvan you MUST go back to wearing your Oxford shirt and bow tie. It’s your signature look and exudes authority. 💯
Its actually my comfort clothing.
😊
🙏🏻🙏🏻
When will you have a rotary for sale?
late March
Will you also be selling a dedicated cutting pad for the rotary?
Soon
I prefer rotary over DA it’s a lot funner and has better finish
Agreed
Is the Rotary coming anytime soon?
End of March 2024
@@diydetailofficial Price range?
@markmcnair3056 under $300
@@diydetailofficial… soooooooooo excited!!!
I say yes! First
Thank you.
It would be cool if the rotary match the same colors as your brand! Just looks
Too familiar to dewalt ! Black with some red and yellow would be amazing
It matches The Gold Standard Polishing System
Look I love you guys. I've probably learned more about detailing in the last two months then I could have on my own screw ups to learn. But. You either do it Ivans way or your wrong. Many other channels I have watched beg to differ. I'm pretty confused with all the contradictions including your own video's. Ivan's explanation of wood should be a serious clue. He explained it clearly. So again total confusion.
There are no wrong ways, but many different ways that work.
The only thing that’s unsafe about a Rotary Buffer (and all power tools)…….is the recalcitrantly ignorant user.
Very true.
Random Orbital all day, everyday. 👍🏼
Nothing wrong with that. Have you tried a rotary?
The entire situation revolving around the obsession with DA and not knowing how to use a Rotary while badmouthing the Rotary, is predominantly an issue within the American, Canadian and UK industry detailing, being debated within American social media.
Go to Russia, China, South Africa, Japan etc…such a perplexingly hilarious scenario does not exist…except in shops that use migrant workers of lower intelligence who just want the easiest to use machine that doesnt require any skills.
True
Never bring your car in for a polish to a shop that uses rotary for finishing. Never.
Why?