Old man at the end snatched that PC quickly (GIMME DAT!) lol. Respect to the OLD school BIG OL rotary wool pads (looking like a curled up chinchilla). You better have skills with them or its swirl city and holograms for days. Old school detailers have skills and character.
Everyone had their on techniques. I use the less compound possible reason being it'll shine faster and yes less splatter but at a much higher rpm to cut faster.
I'm actually watching this video with the sound turned down and just looking at this comment made me laugh my ass off......so many great comments.....but this video deserves them, because this guy is just wading in into that hood and slapping product around like there is no tomorrow. Hilarious!
Best to leave your buffer flat rather than using the edge.using the edge is not bad but they're certain time for that. It just looks like you use the edge more than the flat part. Just saying
Lol worse video I have seen, you should put 5 wee dots on your pad and start of like that and go across and then up let the polish sit a few mins wipe off just saying
You need a powerful rotary and a cutting pad for such a hard finish if you're looking for maximum paint correction. That machine he's using is probably a Makita 9227c. A beast of a machine, but perfect for this job.
I love the old school way of thinking time is money. instead of a 2 by 2 area that everyone else shows he goes right into the 4x4.
Lmao he said "4 square feet at a time" that's 2 by 2. (2x2=4)
Lol yeah he said 4 square and was doing 16. I was thinking you better stop taking and get polishing then it dried out on him anyway.
I'd do a 4x4 if I was using a 7 inch buffer
Quote " I always try to not ever ever drag the cord over the paint " Hmm, > 2:05 lol
Old man at the end snatched that PC quickly (GIMME DAT!) lol. Respect to the OLD school BIG OL rotary wool pads (looking like a curled up chinchilla). You better have skills with them or its swirl city and holograms for days. Old school detailers have skills and character.
Yeah I tried buffing w a wool pad and those things are so aggressive it ain’t even funny.
T shirt, shorts, suspenders, long wool socks, sandals , pony tail and hands on the hips. Imagine having that kind of confidence?!
U suck as a person....
@@gerardo1560 Wack
This is because of the anti-bullying campaigns. The nerds are in our faces with it now
he is canadian
I love his opening line. "sometimes you have to pay attention to the surface". lmao
loveja1 Q
You can't go wrong with this one
I hate buffing!!! Thank you for letting me share
Everyone had their on techniques. I use the less compound possible reason being it'll shine faster and yes less splatter but at a much higher rpm to cut faster.
"Never drag your cord across your paint. 2:07
I was mortified when I saw that!
Yea put it over your shoulder he fixed it a minute later lol
Perfect display of effect
Excellent!
long live the rotary buffer and 105 is very aggressive more than the meguires diamond cut 2.o good old days
So is he trying to buff the paint or just add more swirls?
You are not getting anything done at 800 RPM!
Good job.
Rotaries are good for leaving swirl marks.
Vehicle needs a good hand job.
tripjet999 don't we all
What was the paste he put on the car, polish, swirl remover, mayonnaise?
Lewis Macdonald
It is swirlremover mayonnaise.
Meguires M105
Can someone pass around a bag of cough drops to that group please!!
I'm actually watching this video with the sound turned down and just looking at this comment made me laugh my ass off......so many great comments.....but this video deserves them, because this guy is just wading in into that hood and slapping product around like there is no tomorrow. Hilarious!
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u need a foam pad and water too, the wool is for final buff.
Foam is last
Foam is last yes wool is to remove scratches or blemishes
People use wool first lmao
Awesome video and comments
Do it this way,do it that way and scratch the paint with your cord.....
Anybody catch what model machine he's using? I like the offset handle, and it seem quiet.
It looks like the old Makita but I could be wrong. If you're talking about the buffer that is
Old man that took the PC lookin like colonel Sanders lmbo
what's the tool ur using to clean pad, I can't tell
might be a clay brush of some sort.
is that Frankenstein behind you ?
The guy has an impressive tone, but never seen polishing pads less than 150 mm. ))))
U think he would have a tool cart instead of putting tool on ground
Think that backing plate may be warped.
Best to leave your buffer flat rather than using the edge.using the edge is not bad but they're certain time for that. It just looks like you use the edge more than the flat part. Just saying
What pad is that?What brand?
Diana Liu probably a 3m. its a wool pad
Diana Liu you can get a buff and shine (aftermarket) one for around 12 dollars
Still a dry pad starting..
Sweet Project Cars and Dallas Paint Correction are the best detailers guys ! This one from the video dosen't even know to use the rotary...
They could be coming down with the Chinese flu, or they all hit a bong before the filming 😂😎👍
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I really can't tell what's going on here. I am sure it is good stuff.
I couldn't stand listening to that poor Makita. It has a chipped tooth on the output gear.
4ft too big Experts say 2x2 area buff slow and even
Dennis Cochran 2 sq ft x 2 sq ft = 4 sq ft
Correct Answer now go back overlapping Sections since 1980 So-Cal Protech Auto Detail 1800 rpm no more
yeah and don't drag the cord across the panel which is what you are doing. I should make a video for you on how to buff out a car.
He has the buffer going to slow. Most people don't even use wool pads anymore.
Foam pad is way better
+Craigl Lacour64 wool is good for buffing out wet sanding cause it works so fast at correction but yeah id much rather use a foam pad
Craigl Lacour64 foam is easier, not better. wool makes for a way better buff, just hell for swirls
Hello fine
Not good cord dragging along trunk 🤦🏽♂️
Very aggressive... Very aggressive.
Buddy.... This is not a good demo video... Bad TH-cam for populating this on my feed!
How you talking about protecting paint and you laying tools on top lol wow you shure nkow how to .
dude you can buff. but I'm telling you the swirls aren't necessary. you're lifting too often peace
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Ho have learn you how to not you do it...😅
yeah just let the crd drag all over the fcking car
Wtf
Lol worse video I have seen, you should put 5 wee dots on your pad and start of like that and go across and then up let the polish sit a few mins wipe off just saying
why on earth is he using a rotary buffer? Nobody uses those anymore! Random Orbitals is where it's at. Yikes
Nothing wrong with using a Rotary still.
Way faster to do paint correction with the rotary. Time is money.
gordonf3551 they're coming back, a lot of shops use them
Top professional painters and paint refinishers seldom waste time using an orbit polisher.
You need a powerful rotary and a cutting pad for such a hard finish if you're looking for maximum paint correction. That machine he's using is probably a Makita 9227c. A beast of a machine, but perfect for this job.
this guy doesn't know to speak to a group, very annoying lol